Theo Poulos Faces His Final Chapter

After four years in Summer Bay, Theo Poulos’ time appears to be running out. Actor Matt Evans hasn’t been seen filming for months, sparking intense speculation that Theo’s exit is imminent.
Recent episodes have seen Theo’s relationship with Lacey hit rocky ground, and with Lacey (Sophea Pennington) confirmed to remain in the Bay, fans are bracing for a tragic goodbye.

Could Theo’s story end in heartbreak—or worse? A haunting promo showing a car crash and a stretcher being loaded into an ambulance has viewers fearing the worst.

Dr Bree Cameron’s Emotional Departure

Another fan favourite, Dr Bree Cameron (Juliet Godwin), looks set to bow out after three years. Once the compassionate heart of Northern Districts Hospital, Bree’s storyline has taken a darker turn since her breakup with Remi.

A since-deleted crew post hinted at Juliet’s farewell, suggesting her final scenes were filmed in July. With her absence from Palm Beach shoots, Bree’s exit could hit screens before year’s end.

Will Bree leave for a fresh start—or will tragedy claim yet another Summer Bay doctor?

Family Drama: Harper and Dana Reunite with Their Mum

In a major new storyline, Harper (Jessica Redmayne) and Dana (Ally Harris) will soon come face to face with their estranged mother, Kerrie Matheson, played by A Place to Call Home star Sara Wiseman.

Kerrie’s surprise arrival sparks mixed emotions, especially as Harper struggles to trust her after a difficult childhood. Filming photos show heated exchanges between the three, with Tane watching tensely from nearby.

Has Kerrie truly changed, or will her past drag her daughters back into turmoil?

New Faces: Eddie Shepherd and a Mystery Surfer

Actor Stephen Madsen joins the cast as Eddie Shepherd, a character connected to the explosive “train storyline” expected to dominate the 2025 finale. His role remains under wraps, but on-set photos suggest he’ll be central to the chaos ahead.

Meanwhile, former Neighbours actor Lach Millar (Richie Amblin) has been spotted filming beach scenes with Sophea Pennington. Rumour has it he’ll debut as a surfer with a secret, adding fresh tension to the Bay.

Iconic Returns: Brax and Ricky Are Back

In a stunning announcement, Home and Away legends Stephen Peacocke and Bonnie Sveen will reprise their roles as Brax and Ricky in 2026

The fan-favourite couple will return for a spectacular Western Australia shoot, marking the show’s first-ever outback filming block.
“Exploring where Brax and Ricky are 10 years on will make for a special and emotional story,” Bonnie teased.

Their return promises nostalgia, danger, and a reunion fans have waited a decade to see.

A Wedding, a Crash, and a Season Finale Like No Other

Cash and Eden’s long-awaited wedding is finally happening—and will likely form part of this year’s explosive finale week. The pair’s ceremony was filmed at Wallalong House in the Hunter Valley, but happiness may be short-lived.

A new promo hints at tragedy on the roads, with a car crash that could claim a major life. Leah is seen running toward the wreckage, and with Theo’s fate uncertain, heartbreak seems inevitable.

Meanwhile, filming at the Lachlan Valley Railway Heritage Centre has sparked rumours of a catastrophic train crash that could devastate the Bay. With multiple cast members present at the shoot, the finale could deliver one of the most emotional endings in Home and Away history.

What Lies Ahead

With new romances, returning legends, and disaster looming, Home and Away is gearing up for a season of massive change. As familiar faces leave and new characters arrive, the Bay’s next chapter promises everything fans love—family, danger, and unforgettable drama.