A Familiar Face at a Meaningful Event

Jeff, who has played Cain since 2000, attended the charity event over the weekend alongside his wife, Zoe Henry, who portrays Rhona Goskirk on the ITV soap. The couple joined fellow Emmerdale stars Michelle Hardwick, Mark Charnock, and Louise Jameson for what was described as an “important and inspiring night.”

Michelle Hardwick, who plays Vanessa Woodfield, shared photos from the evening on social media, writing: “Always a fabulous night supporting @martinhousech and this year was no exception. A room full of wonderful people raising money for such an important charity.”

Her collection of snapshots showed the cast smiling together at their table, enjoying the event’s warm and uplifting atmosphere.

A Night of Friendship Beyond the Screen

Fans were thrilled to see Jeff reunited with his on-screen family and friends away from the drama of the Dales. Sitting next to Louise Jameson, who plays his mother Faith Dingle, Jeff appeared relaxed and in high spirits.

Mark Charnock, known for his role as Marlon Dingle, also attended, adding to the heartwarming reunion. For longtime Emmerdale viewers, it was a reminder of the close-knit community that exists both on and off-screen.

Cain Dingle’s Dramatic Year

On-screen, Cain Dingle has faced one of his toughest years yet. He supported Moira through her brain tumor diagnosis, struggled with guilt after his one-night stand with Ruby Miligan, and suffered the devastating loss of his son, Nate Robinson.

Despite the heavy storylines, Jeff Hordley’s real-life appearance at the charity event showed a lighter side of the actor — compassionate, grounded, and dedicated to causes that make a difference.

A Cause Close to the Heart

Martin House Children’s Hospice provides vital care and support for children and young people with life-limiting conditions, along with their families. The Emmerdale cast’s continued involvement highlights the strong bond between the show and its Yorkshire community.