A stolen credit card, a deadly secret, and a memorial that threatens to break him — Harry’s nightmare deepens

Harry’s Addiction Takes Control

Harry Mitchell’s emotional and psychological collapse continues next week on EastEnders, as his drug use pushes him into yet another desperate act. Still haunted by his time in captivity, Harry turned to drugs to dull the trauma. But now his dependency is running his life — and he’ll do anything for his next fix.

He’s hiding the truth from his devastated family, yet without a job, he has no way to pay for his habit. That’s when he makes a decision that sends him even further down a dangerous path.

The First Theft — and the Second

Harry lies to his mum Nicola, claiming he needs her credit card for something innocent. In reality, he uses it to buy drugs, unaware that Nicola is already stretched thin. Her day gets worse when she heads to court for Teddy’s bail hearing.

“Unbeknown to Harry, Teddy plans to plead guilty,” an insider reveals. Nicola knows this could destroy her son, so she leaves him at home with Billy and Honey.

But Harry doesn’t stay put.

He slips out, searching for more money, more drugs, and more ways to escape the guilt that’s slowly consuming him.

A Memorial That Reopens Every Wound

In an unexpected moment, Harry runs into Dejia, the grieving sister of Okie — the man Harry killed. She invites him to attend her brother’s memorial, unaware of Harry’s role in his death.

Kojo discovers the invitation and persuades Harry to go. For Kojo, it’s a step toward healing. For Harry, it could be the moment that finally breaks him.

“Seeing Okie’s family will push Harry’s guilt to the forefront,” our insider says. “The service won’t bring peace. It will stir every emotion he’s been trying to suppress.”

Anna Refuses to Leave Her Family in Pieces

Meanwhile, Anna struggles with the idea of leaving Walford while Gina, Harry, and Kojo remain fractured. She tries to mend their relationships before her travels and encourages George to step in as well.

Following advice from Anna and Kojo’s therapist, George reaches out to Harry in an attempt to rebuild trust and guide him back toward his family.

Can Harry Be Saved?

Harry, Gina, and Kojo were once inseparable. But their connection was shattered by Ravi’s gang, trauma, and one terrible secret Harry can’t outrun. Now, surrounded by people who still care, Harry faces the hardest chapter of his life.

Will he fight his addiction and face the truth?
Or is the guilt stronger than any support Walford can offer?