EastEnders' Ash issues ominous warning after Suki feud suddenly changes
EastEnders has aired a twist in the family feud between Suki Panesar-Unwin and her daughter Ash, who's recently returned to the Square amid a difficult divorce. As Ash was hired to work in the family practice, Suki was adamant her daughter was "a mess" and wasn't fit for work at the moment.
In tonight's scenes, Suki told his wife Eve she'd pressure Nugget to fire Ash. As Suki spoke with her grandson at the store, Ash overheard her saying she was "not in the right headspace" and "a liability" and stormed out, as Suki followed her outside.
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Suki insisted she was doing it for Ash's sake, not handing her everything she wanted "on a plate", with Ash hitting back: "I need a job, not a lecture!"
Ash proved her skills when Denise Fox sadly suffered a collapse, rushing to her aid.
She took control of the situation, instructing Denise's loved ones about what to do and checking her vitals when she came to. Meanwhile, an impressed Suki looked on.
Later on, Suki told Ash she handled the emergency "really well".
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"That's what I'm trained for," Ash replied, as Suki admitted she was wrong.
"You'd make a great trainee GP at the surgery," Suki conceded, telling Ash she'd asked Nugget to ignore their previous chat.
Back at Vinny and Penny's, Eve noticed a change in Suki, asking how she and Ash had smoothed things over. Suki said she'd been too harsh on her daughter.
Despite Suki offering her an olive branch, Ash continued being suspicious of her mother. In the kitchen with Vinny, Ash called their mum "a snake".
"She'll ruin it, like she always does," she declared.
EastEnders airs on Mondays - Thursdays at 7.30pm on BBC One. The show also streams on BBC iPlayer, where most episodes drop early at 6am ahead of their TV broadcast.
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