EastEnders’ Denise Fox (Diane Parish) has been enjoying the company of two Walford bachelors over Christmas, but things get sticky for her next month when she blows a secret wide open.
The character found herself in quite the love triangle over the festive season, as she began to get close to bad boy Ravi Gulati (Aaron Thiara) while also reconnecting with ex-husband Jack Branning (Scott Maslen).
On Christmas Day, Denise was stunned to receive a surprise gift from Ravi, as the pair later enjoyed a quiet drink together at Walford East.
But just as the pair were about to take things to the next level, Denise left when she realised Jack and daughter Chelsea Fox (Zaraah Abrahams) were worrying about her whereabouts.
After heading back to No.20, she shared a warm exchange with Jack, but later met up with Ravi again and agreed to take things slow with him.
Next week Ravi and Jack come to blows over Denise, and as Square reels from a hugely dramatic New Year, Denise later shares a warm moment with Jack as he comforts her over recent events.
However, things are set to get even more complicated when Denise’s sister Kim begins asking questions.
At the salon, Kim digs for info on Denise’s recent whereabouts and she remains coy – but when a flower delivery arrives, Kim’s interest is further piqued.
Later, Denise is left mortified when she misreads a situation, and is forced to reveal all to Kim…
What secret has she blown open?
Last year, Denise found herself increasingly drawn to Ravi amid troubles in her marriage to Jack.
While there was a sizzling attraction between them, Denise stopped short of sleeping with Ravi, who then embarked upon a relationship with her daughter Chelsea as revenge.
Denise became determined to split them up after finding out Ravi had killed adopted father Ranveer Gulati (Anil Goutam).
She later split from Jack in the wake of his own affair with Stacey Slater (Lacey Turner) last year.
While the former couple recently came close to a reunion, Denise later had a change of heart and finalised divorce proceedings.
