It’s not going to be a very good week for ‘EastEnders’ character Ronnie Mitchell (Samantha Womack), who runs over Lola Pearce, leaving the youngster motionless on the ground.
Young mum Lola, played by Danielle Harold, is rushed to hospital and left fighting for her life following the incident.
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Jay runs over to help the mum-of-one
Ronnie is fleeing an argument with her sister Roxy (Rita Simons) when she hits Lola and she doesn’t do herself any favours later in the week when she beds Walford newcomer Charlie Cotton.
Samantha has had more than her fair share of dramatic storylines since she first arrived on Albert Square in 2007, starring in everything from murder plots to the emotional baby-snatching scenes at Christmas in 2010.
Elsewhere in E20, things are getting tense in the run-up to one of ‘EastEnders’ biggest ever ‘Whodunnit?’ plots, which will run for over 10 months.
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Will Lola survive?
Mick Carter’s (Danny Dyer) family recently welcomed the show’s latest newcomers, pensioner Stan Carter and Mick’s son, ex-soldier Lee.
Watch ‘EastEnders’ on Friday 11 April to see the events unfold.
Young mum Lola, played by Danielle Harold, is rushed to hospital and left fighting for her life following the incident.
Ronnie is fleeing an argument with her sister Roxy (Rita Simons) when she hits Lola and she doesn’t do herself any favours later in the week when she beds Walford newcomer Charlie Cotton.
Samantha has had more than her fair share of dramatic storylines since she first arrived on Albert Square in 2007, starring in everything from murder plots to the emotional baby-snatching scenes at Christmas in 2010.
Elsewhere in E20, things are getting tense in the run-up to one of ‘EastEnders’ biggest ever ‘Whodunnit?’ plots, which will run for over 10 months.
Mick Carter’s (Danny Dyer) family recently welcomed the show’s latest newcomers, pensioner Stan Carter and Mick’s son, ex-soldier Lee.
Watch ‘EastEnders’ on Friday 11 April to see the events unfold.
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