EastEnders spoilers, Monday 5 – Friday 9 June – Lauren’s Horrible Choice

Coming up in E20, Lauren's heart's torn in two, Denise reaches a decision about hubba-hubba Kush, and wee Will has a case of the terrors.

Lauren makes a heart-rending decision

Lauren Branning reaches out to her sister Abi and pal Stacey Fowler for support this week about a horrible choice she has to make. And Abi finally clocks that all is not right between Lauren and her boring as boyfriend Steven Beale. It’s only taken about a hundred years.

 
Denise tells Kush how she feels

Woohoo! Denise Fox finally tells Kush Kazemi that she loves him. Yes! Who even cares about what Carmel Kazemi thinks? Not us (sorry not sorry). It’s obvious to everyone, except possibly Abi Branning, that Kush feels the same way about Denise. But will he be able to forgive her for shutting him out when she really needed someone?

 
Louise and Travis, sitting in a tree

The path of love is not running smooth for Walford’s dramatic young couple, especially with Madison Drake and Alexandra D’Costa trying to poison Louise Mitchell’s mind against Travis Law-Hughes. Louise does her best to avoid Travis this week but love will not be denied. We’ve heard.

 
Stuff happens with Jack, Charlie and Dot

After last week’s dramz, there was bound to be big repercussions, right? But we’ve been sworn to secrecy by BBC bigwigs, sorry gang.

 
Oh, baby

Stacey and Martin Fowler are delighted about attending their baby scan, aww. But Stacey has the fear about what people will think about her being pregnant again after the postpartum psychosis she suffered following Arthur’s birth. 
 

Things that go bump in the night

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Wee Will Mitchell is frightened by what lurks beneath the family’s new flat: a funeral parlour. Can a chat with Dot Cotton set him, right? It’s hard to think of anything a chat with Dot couldn’t sort TBH. So long as one steered clear of gay marriage rights.

 
Jane and Kathy – fight, fight, fight!

Ian Beale is doing his best to step away from the chocolate biscuit tin following his diabetes reality check. But does his mother know best? Jane Beale thinks not.