Emmerdale's Danny Miller pens touching poem to wife Steph for anniversary
Emmerdale star Danny Miller's poem to wife Steph melts hearts

Emmerdale star Danny Miller has left fans emotional after sharing a beautiful poem dedicated to his wife Steph to mark their fourth wedding anniversary.

The actor, who plays Aaron Dingle on the ITV soap, took to Instagram with a photo of the couple sharing a kiss and the caption 'Happy 4th Wedding Anniversary my love' alongside a heart emoji.

Full poem shared on Instagram

In the post, Miller wrote: 'From playground days to wedding vows, You've been my heart through then and now. Twenty years of growing side by side, With love that's been my truest guide.'

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He continued: 'Three beautiful children, a farm we adore, A flock of cheeky chickens, and always something more. You saw the best in me before I ever could, And helped me become the man I knew I should.'

The poem concluded: 'My wife, my best friend, my greatest blessing too, Every good part of my life begins with you. Happy 4th Anniversary, Steph—Here's to forever, with all my love.'

Co-stars and fans react

The post was met with praise from fans and fellow cast members. Kevin Mathurin, who plays vicar Charles Anderson, commented: 'Beautiful. Happy anniversary to you both' with a heart and prayer emoji. Lisa Riley, who plays Mandy Dingle, wrote 'Happy anniversary'. Metro Soaps Editor Duncan Lindsay added: 'Huge congratulations, wonderful couple' with heart emojis.

Sobriety milestone

Miller recently shared another personal milestone, marking one year of sobriety. He posted about the physical changes he had noticed, writing: 'It's not until you see old pictures that you realise how much you've changed.' He added: 'Looking at the photo on the left, I remember feeling run down, tired and constantly putting myself at the bottom of the priority list. Like a lot of parents, I was so busy trying to be everything for everyone else that I forgot to look after myself. To be the best husband I can be. To be the best dad I can be. I first needed to be the best Danny I could be.'

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