As December kicks off, EastEnders is gearing up for one of its tensest weeks yet — packed with emotional showdowns, messy secrets,

unexpected alliances, and two dramatic exits that leave Albert Square reeling. From Zoe’s explosive accusation to fractured relationships

and life-changing decisions, here are the five biggest spoilers you need to know for the week of 1st to 4th December.

 

 

1. Zoe Makes a Shock Accusation That Divides Walford

After weeks of torment, paranoia, and mysterious messages, Zoe’s anxiety finally erupts — and she points the finger at someone no one expected.

When she discovers a new threatening note pushed under her door, Zoe storms into the Queen Vic and publicly accuses Oscar Hubbard of being her stalker. The Square falls silent. Denise rushes to defend her son, while Chelsea demands Zoe calm down before she makes things worse. But Zoe insists she has “proof,” claiming she spotted Oscar lurking around her flat late at night.

 

 

Oscar denies everything, growing increasingly distressed as the argument escalates. Jack pulls Zoe aside and warns her she’s playing with fire if she’s wrong — but Zoe refuses to back down.

The moment becomes even more shocking when someone slips Zoe another message during the confrontation:

“Stop looking in the wrong place.”

 

 

If Oscar was behind it… how is the torment continuing?

Whispers start spreading across Walford — is Zoe unraveling, or is the real stalker watching from the crowd?

2. Denise Makes a Heartbreaking Decision

Following Zoe’s accusation, Denise is pushed to her breaking point. With the Hubbards’ reputation once again dragged through the mud, she confronts Jack about the lack of support for Oscar. Jack insists he’s doing everything he can, but Denise sees right through him — his mind is clearly on Zoe.

 

 

The tension between them explodes in a brutally honest argument. Denise accuses Jack of being more concerned about Zoe’s wellbeing than his own family’s safety. Jack snaps back that Oscar’s behavior has been suspicious lately, and denying that won’t help him.

The fight leads to a devastating ultimatum from Denise:

“If you can’t put this family first… then maybe you shouldn’t be part of it.”

By the end of the week, Denise packs a suitcase — but where she’s going, she refuses to say.

Exit number one? It might be.

3. Whitney’s Exit Is Confirmed After Emotional Scenes

Whitney Dean has been quietly struggling for months, and next week brings the breaking point. After a painful conversation with Zack about their future — and what she feels she can’t give him — Whitney makes the heartbreaking decision to leave Walford for a while.

She tells Sonia she feels “trapped by old wounds” and needs distance to find herself again. Sonia tries to convince her to stay, but Whitney is determined.

Her exit scenes are emotional, reflective, and filled with callbacks to her years on the Square. Before she leaves, she stops by the market, pausing at Arthur’s bench in a moment that long-time fans will feel deep in the chest.

Whitney promises Zack she’ll return one day. But she doesn’t say when.

Exit number two: confirmed.

4. Ravi Sparks Chaos With a Dangerous Discovery

Ravi, already simmering after hearing Zoe’s latest outburst, finds something near her flat that throws everything into chaos: a discarded burner phone containing several threatening messages — all unsent but drafted.

The messages match the ones Zoe has been receiving.

Ravi brings the phone to Jack, insisting the stalker must be someone close to her. But Jack, already under pressure, doesn’t want to escalate things without evidence.

Ravi takes matters into his own hands and begins investigating behind Jack’s back, questioning anyone who crossed paths with Zoe in recent weeks. His aggressive approach ruffles feathers — and Zoe begins to worry Ravi might be making things worse.

But the final moment of the week is a chilling one: someone anonymously texts Ravi.

“Stop digging. This isn’t about you.”

5. A Mystery Witness Comes Forward — And Everything Changes

Late in the week, a new figure steps into the storyline: an elderly neighbour from Zoe’s block who claims she’s seen “someone” hanging around Zoe’s window at night — and it wasn’t Oscar.

The witness describes the figure as older, taller, and moving “like they knew exactly where they were going.” Her statement throws Zoe’s theory into chaos and sparks a new wave of fear.

Zoe becomes convinced someone is targeting her specifically, but she won’t say why. Sharon presses her, sensing a deeper secret, but Zoe shuts down.

Meanwhile, hidden from view, the shadowy figure continues to watch her.