Emmerdale viewers were confused by Mackenzie Boyd's "personality transplant" in tonight's show.
Monday's episode continued to explore the character's long-running love triangle with Charity Dingle and Chloe Harris. Mack was engaged to marry Charity when he cheated on her with Chloe.
Chloe was pregnant after the fling and Mack desperately tried to keep his secret from his then fiancée. The character demanded Chloe leave the village so he could tie the knot with Charity and build a life together.
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The wedding went ahead last month but Mack has since had a change of heart as Chloe stuck around in the fictional Yorkshire village and gave birth to their child. He has since wanted to be there to look after Chloe as she struggled to single-handedly raise their child.
The character, played by Lawrence Robb, was caught red-handed by Charity as he kissed Chloe. Charity has said she is uninterested in the affair as she cut ties with Mack and he turned his attention to Chloe once again in tonight's show.
Mack expressed an interest in Chloe in the latest episode as he aimed to restart their relationship. However, viewers following the show on Twitter were baffled as they questioned why Mack had changed his opinion on Chloe in such a short time.
Stephen said: "So confused by Mackenzie’s personality transplant since last week. He literally told Chloe he wasn’t interested at all."
Owen added: "Oh this is boringgggggg with Chloe and Mack, it was last week ago he told her he was isn't interested in her."
Gav commented: "Didn’t take Mack long to get over Charity, aye?"
Lil posted: "Wait, literally last week he didn't want anything to do with Chloe?!
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