EastEnders fans think they have spotted a massive storyline in the pipeline...
Eagle-eyed EastEnders fans are convinced they have spotted a huge new storyline coming up for Walford favourite Honey Mitchell.
Last night's EastEnders saw the news that Mariam had been mugged spread through Walford, leaving her family reeling at the shock.
But while Habiba felt guilty about the fact she was supposed to be going with Mariam to the shops on the day she was attacked, Honey came up with the idea to cook a family meal for her to make Mariam feel loved.
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Adam thought it was a great idea and oddly suggested the three of them do the cooking... because his mistress and his girlfriend cooking together wouldn't be awkward at all!
When Adam was a no show for the cooking, Habiba confronted Honey about the fact she is letting Adam get away with his cheating, and the pair had a fiesty stand-off in the kitchen where Honey told Habiba some serious home truths.
But it was when the family got together later at Honey and Adam's flat that fans think they saw a future storyline being hinted at.
As Adam, Habiba, Mariam, Arshad and Iqra all tucked in to the feast that had been prepared, Honey seemed reluctant to eat much, picking at her food and eating very little.
At one point Adam pointed out that she had barely touched her food, and Honey was reluctant to try some of the dishes that Mariam recommended.
But it was later when Honey disappeared off to the bathroom for a while that fans got suspicious that Honey could be hiding a secret eating disorder.
When she eventually returned Adam commented that she had brushed her teeth. Honey shrugged off his concern saying it was the garlic that she was trying to get rid of, but fans weren't convinced.
So was it just the awkwardness of sitting between Adam and Habiba at the dinner table that put Honey off her meal?
Or has the stress of Adam's cheating become too much for Honey?
EastEnders airs Monday and Friday at 8pm and Tuesday and Thursday at 7.30pm on BBC One.
