FORMER Emmerdale stars Danny Miller and Adam Thomas caused havoc on Kelvin Fletcher’s new farm – speeding off across a field in his tractor.
The trio were reunited on screen tonight in Kelvin Fletcher’s Big Farming Adventure and the lads — who played Aaron Dingle and Adam Barton in the ITV soap — ended up terrorising their pal.
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Emmerdale’s Danny Miller and Adam Thomas speed off Kelvin Fletcher’s tractor on Big Farming Adventure
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The Emmerdale stars were let loose on Kelvin’s farm and drove away on his tractor
Kelvin, 38, showed them around his 120-acre farm on the edge of the Peak District national park as the cameras rolled for his new BBC One farming show.
And in the latest episode, Kelvin was seen gushing about his new life away from Emmerdale’s Worthy Farm to ex co-stars Danny and Adam.
Kelvin, 38 — who played Andy Sugden from 1996 until 2016 — tells the cameras: “It’s so good having them here, I mean I love them to bits. They’re like my brothers.”
Moments later the camera cuts to the pair shrieking in the cab of Kelvin’s tractor and they race off into the distance.
Startled Kelvin says: “As long as they don’t crash me tractor, I’m watching you.”
Fans celebrated the surprise reunion on Twitter and said they were also amused by the funny moment.
One writing on Twitter: “Adam Thomas is absolutely cracking me up he’s so funny!”
Another raved: “Emmerdale reunion!”
One more said: “Adam & Danny in the tractor 🤣🤣”
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