Can Whitney escape Leo's clutches? First look at EastEnders' showdown
Whit knows he's her abuser Tony's son - who can save her?
The truth is finally out in EastEnders and Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty) knows her boyfriend Leo Cameron (Tom Wells) is actually Leo King, the secret son of her childhood abuser Tony King who is out for revenge believing she lied about his father's sick crimes.
Unfortunately, Whit found this out while trapped in a hotel room with creepy Leo, who has whisked her off for a swanky night away planning to carry out his vengeful plan.
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Little sister Tiff Baker-Butcher (Maisie Smith) called mum Bianca in Milton Keynes fishing for info on Leo, who appeared at Whitney's wedding to Callum Highway back in September and clearly had history with B.
Learning Leo's identity, frantic Tiff rang Whitney to fill her in but the dangerous fella caught her trying to sneak out and they are now barricaded in the room…
Exciting first-look images from Thursday 12th December's episode tease the danger ahead for Whitney, who is horrified her new beau deliberately sought her out as part of his agenda to discredit her claims that Tony groomed and abused her, psychologically and physically.
Leo's obsessive quest to clear his name led to a showdown with his mum Michaela who tracked him down to Walford and tried to make him see Tony, who took his own life in prison six years ago after being jailed for his crimes, is guilty. Michaela hasn't been seen since she was knocked unconscious, and now it looks like Whitney might meet the same fate…
Can Tiff and Callum come to the rescue in time? And will we get the full backstory about Leo's past and why he thinks his dastardly dad was innocent?
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