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Linda drink aftermath and hospital dash confirmed as EastEnders spoilers reveal what happens next

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The aftermath of Linda’s decision revealed (Picture: BBC / Metro)
The aftermath of Linda’s decision revealed (Picture: BBC / Metro) · Metro

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Max's actions led Linda to the bottle.

Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) snatched a bottle of booze from the hands of son Lee (Danny Hatchard) in EastEnders, entering self-destruct mode in the wake of soulmate Mick’s (Danny Dyer) supposed demise.

Mick was thought to have vanished at sea four years ago when he jumped into the ocean to rescue love of his life Linda, unaware that she’d made it back to shore safe and sound.

But her world came crashing down this week when ex love rival Janine (Charlie Brooks) informed her that Mick survived his icy plunge and lived almost half a decade more – choosing to stay away from his loved ones for the remainder of his life.

The whole thing was an elaborate scheme to have Mick declared dead legally so that she could secure a payout- and Max Branning (Jake Wood) went along with it in order to ensure Linda thought the worst of love of her life Mick so that she could move on with him instead.

The notion that Mick not only survived but stayed away from his clan for four years proved a tough pill to swallow for Lee, Nancy (Maddy Hill) and Johnny (Charlie Suff) but also for Linda, who contemplated taking a drink.

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When she was told that Lee, who has been drinking a lot as of late, was drunk at the bar, Linda decided to enter self-destruct mode too, grabbing hold of the booze, much to the horror of her son and Max.

But just what happens next? You’re in luck as we’ve got a breakdown of spoilers for tomorrow’s edition of the BBC One soap.

With Linda staring down the neck of the bottle of alcohol before her, will she take a sip and relapse?

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