Award functions always see some of the best moments that are remembered for long.
But this time, Danny Miller gave his fans something which was way more than anyone could have asked for.
The 'Emmerdale' actor showed his cool dancing moves, when his show was called out the 'Best Drama Serial' at the National Television Awards, this year.
As soon as 'Emmerdale' won the award and was called to stage, the camera went straight to the cast. Miller, who could not stop showing his excitement put down his drink, threw his hands up in the air and performed a dab dance move.
In a matter of seconds, the whole stage was filled with all the cast members, with producer Iain MacLeod giving a hint for Aaron and Robert's baby in the show.
Danny Miller, himself nominated for 'Best Serial Drama Performance' (Emmerdale), lost to Lacey Turner (EastEnders) in the category.
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