EastEnders Love Rekindled? Zoe Leans on Anthony as Stalker Threat Hits New Peak
Old flames spark again as Zoe’s nightmare deepens—and the enemy might be closer than anyone thinks
A Shoulder to Lean On… or Something More?
Zoe Slater is spiraling—and EastEnders fans are watching her unravel under the weight of fear, doubt, and betrayal. But just as her stalker’s threats reach new heights, an unexpected figure steps back into her life: Anthony Trueman.
Next week, the former couple share a quiet moment over drinks after Zoe breaks down. The tension between them isn’t just emotional—it’s romantic. When Zoe later visits Anthony to thank him, the stage is set for something more intimate. The connection they once had hasn’t disappeared.
“There’s still so much chemistry,” one insider reveals. “You can tell by the way Anthony looks at her—he’s never stopped caring.”
Could this be a second chance at love? Or is Zoe just grasping for comfort in the middle of a storm?
A Family in Denial
While Anthony supports her, Zoe’s family continues to doubt her. Alfie’s patience snapped earlier this week—he accused Zoe of faking the harassment and ordered her out of The Vic. But when a threatening message appeared in the barrel store—one Zoe physically couldn’t have written—he was forced to admit he was wrong.
Still, trust is fractured. And with the stakes rising, Zoe feels more alone than ever.
A Clue with Chilling Implications
A new piece of evidence adds fuel to the mystery: an earring found near the latest stalking site. Zoe was quick to blame Vicki again, but Kat and Alfie made a stunning discovery—the earring belongs to Jean.
Suddenly, the entire theory unravels. If Jean is involved, the danger could be hiding within their closest circle. But is Jean a victim too—or something far more sinister?
The Threat Intensifies
Next week brings more chaos. Nuisance calls flood both The Vic and Kat and Alfie’s personal phones. Zoe insists she knows who’s behind the torment, but no one believes her. Her voice is drowned in a sea of doubt.
Then comes the final blow: a Christmas card left just for Zoe. Inside is a chilling, personalized threat. The festive season has turned cold, cruel, and dangerous.
Is Zoe being gaslit by her own family—or is the stalker someone she trusts the most? And as she turns back to Anthony for support, will old love protect her or distract her from danger?
What do you think—is the threat hiding in plain sight on Albert Square?