The latest EastEnders spoilers reveal that Sharon Watts returns to Walford – just as the café floor caves in and their secret risks being uncovered.
In a tumultuous week for The Six, in-fighting is rife as the missing meat thermometer suddenly reappears, and Sharon is forced to take charge. And, with Phil applying pressure to see Albie, Sharon is more stressed than ever.
Read our EastEnders spoilers for this storyline in full below.
EastEnders spoilers: Sharon returns as everything falls apart
At The Vic, Linda nurses another terrible hangover. Just then, a surprise visitor enters – Sharon, back from her travels.
Things are tense between the pair as Linda worries that Sharon is angry over the events of Christmas and Keanu’s death. Sharon panics at the news that the meat thermometer has gone missing, and Johnny knows about what really happened at Christmas.
Horrified, she calls a crisis meeting with the other women.
As they discuss what to do, Linda is horrified when she is suddenly and unexpectedly presented with the missing meat thermometer. As chaos ensues at The Vic, the women are relieved to know the murder weapon has been found.
Taking charge, Sharon agrees to dump the meat thermometer, putting an apparent end to the panic. However, unbeknownst to them, the café floor has caved in…
Sharon plans for the worst
Sharon is distracted from a visit with Phil when she gets a text informing her that the café floor has caved in. She orders Phil to leave – as he threatens legal action if he doesn’t get to see Albie.
As the women anxiously await their fate, Sharon tells Phil he can have access to Albie after all. Panicking, she makes him promise to be there for their son.
As news of the floor collapse spreads, so does the horrifying revelation that a body has been found. The police arrive to inform Sharon about Keanu. They then re-question her about the events of Christmas.
Can Sharon keep her cool?
EastEnders airs worrying scenes next week on the BBC soap, as Pastor Clayton’s actions leave Yolande Trueman terrified.
Yolande finds herself frozen in fear as a moment with the Pastor leaves her uncomfortable, but he soon punishes her. The pair have grown close as friends recently, teaming up at the church and working on ideas and fundraisers amongst other things.
Their friendship recently sparked unwanted attention at church, with some questioning if there was more going on than they’d claimed. Yolande was hurt by the suggestion and was seen falling out with Agatha.
The pair do make amends next week, after Yolande appears to finally end the speculation amid her romance with Patrick Trueman. Yolande is thrilled after this happens, especially as she manages to get the church onside with an idea for a food truck too.
But her joy over the moment is short-lived, when a moment with Pastor Clayton leaves her reeling and scared. Yolande is left frozen in fear from an overly tactile hug from him as they celebrate the idea.
The moment continues to rock her during the week, as she struggles with what his intentions are. She initially decides to ignore it, believing she may have been mistaken about what his intentions were.
But then there’s another creepy moment when they are alone that makes her sure. While the pair are talking, Pastor Clayton places his hand on Yolande’s leg leaving her shocked.
Yolande confronts him over his behaviour, shoving his hand away from her and asking what he is playing at. He retaliates by trying to guilt trip her by terminating their food truck plans, while trying to imply she’s the one in the wrong.
Yolande finds herself frozen in fear as a moment with the Pastor leaves her uncomfortable (
BBC/Jack Barnes/Kieron McCarron)
To make matters worse, Yolande finds out Pastor Clayton hands over their charity project to his wife Stella. Yolande confronts him once more, accusing him of punishing her for speaking up about his unwanted attention.
But it’s clear exactly what Pastor Clayton is up to and what he’s capable of, as he manipulates the situation claiming he feels uncomfortable to be alone with her. Will Yolande be able to raise her concerns, or might she face trouble when she’s done nothing wrong?
