EastEnders spoilers: Kat Slater gets ROMANTIC with Keanu!
Airs at 7:30 pm on Thursday 6 July 2023 on BBC Two.
Kat Slater is getting romantic with Keanu in tonight's episode of EastEnders (7.30pm on BBC Two. Check our TV Guide for full listings).
Don't worry, though — she's not engaging in some partner swapping with Sharon. Instead, Kat's feeling bad about being so mean at Bride Club.
In an uncharacteristic apologetic mood, Kat finds Keanu and gives him some wise romantic advice.
And it turns out Kat knows what she's talking about, because a chat with her makes Keanu realise where he's been going wrong.
He goes all out to make things up to Sharon and she's thrilled!
Will she be so pleased when she realises Kat had a hand in Keanu's new interest in their wedding plans?
Stacey's worried Theo won't turn up to tutor Lily after Martin's accusations.
But Theo arrives at the house as usual and everyone is relieved.
Stacey decides to talk to Martin about how he's been treating Theo and suggests they come up with some ground rules.
But when they get back to the house, neither Theo nor Lily are there.
Stacey's shocked when she discovers Lil's been rushed to hospital and Martin's convinced Theo had something to do with it.
When they get to the hospital, angry Martin grabs Theo and accuses him of hurting Lily.
But is he right?
Ravi and Chelsea are both torn about what future they can have together. Chelsea speaks to Whitney and Patrick, wanting love advice.
But will they tell her what she wants to hear?
Elsewhere, it's Howie's birthday and he's thrilled when Jack and Denise show up with a special present for him.
EastEnders continues on Monday at 7.30pm on BBC One.
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