Emmerdale viewers found it hard to watch
Emmerdale fans have branded Mackenzie Boyd as "toxic" for "pressuring" Charity Dingle into keeping her baby.
Charity, worried about her age and strained relationships with her other children, initially didn't tell Mackenzie - the baby's father - about the pregnancy and booked an appointment at an abortion clinic. However, she later decided to share the news with him.Reluctant to go through with the pregnancy, she explained to Mack why she wanted to have the abortion, which ended with him accusing her of not letting him have any input.
@Darls_Chickens wrote: "Mack pressuring charity to have a fifth unwanted kid is toxic AF." They later added: "Mack is soooooo guilting Charity into having his kid - this is disgusting." Michelle said: "Charity was defo pressured into this baby decision by Mackrat. What has actually happened to Queen Charity Dingle?!"
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