Oscar Leaves Walford With Jasmine | EastEnders

EastEnders is gearing up for a gripping and emotionally charged chapter as Jasmine Fischer’s story races toward a dangerous turning point—one that could change multiple lives in Albert Square forever. What began as the arrival of a mysterious and troubled young woman has spiraled into a web of lies, manipulation, and devastating secrets. Now, as her exit from Walford draws closer, the fallout from Jasmine’s actions threatens to consume everyone in her orbit—especially Oscar.

From the moment Jasmine arrived in the Square, it was clear she wasn’t there to quietly blend in. Fixated on Cindy Beale and carrying unresolved wounds from her fractured family, Jasmine quickly became a disruptive force. Behind the vulnerable exterior was someone capable of shocking cruelty. Her psychological torment of her estranged mother, Zoe Slater, set the tone for what was to come, but no one could have anticipated just how far Jasmine would go to protect herself. The revelation that she murdered her biological father, Anthony Truman, sent shockwaves through Walford—and even more chilling was the fact that she allowed Zoe to take the blame for her crime.

To the outside world, Jasmine has played the role of the cooperative granddaughter, convincing Kat Slater that she’s helping police with their investigation. But the truth is far darker. While Kat believes Jasmine is trying to do the right thing, Jasmine is quietly preparing her escape. Her plan? Leave Walford behind with Oscar, the boyfriend who still believes in her innocence and sees her as a misunderstood soul rather than the dangerous manipulator she truly is.

As suspicion around Jasmine grows, Cindy Beale and Max Branning decide they can’t stand by and watch Oscar throw his life away. Joining forces, they attempt to expose the truth about Jasmine before it’s too late. Cindy, already wary of Jasmine’s influence, becomes increasingly desperate to protect those caught in her path. Max, meanwhile, finds himself in a complicated position—his concern for Oscar is genuine, but his own messy romantic history makes him an easy target for criticism from other residents.

In a tense turn of events, Jasmine escalates her manipulation by targeting Patrick Truman. Playing on his emotions and sense of responsibility, she convinces him to hand over the money she claims she urgently needs. Jasmine sees the cash as her ticket out of Walford, the final piece she needs to vanish before the walls close in. But her plan doesn’t go as smoothly as she hopes. In a surprising move, Oscar refuses to accept the money Patrick offers, raising questions about whether he’s starting to see cracks in Jasmine’s carefully constructed lies.

Meanwhile, Max uncovers damning evidence that Jasmine has been dishonest about providing a police statement. Armed with proof, he confronts her and attempts to pressure her into staying away from Oscar for good. Max’s disapproval of their relationship is obvious, and many in the Square quietly agree with him. Jasmine’s claims that she’s supporting her mother ring hollow, especially given Max’s complicated past with Zoe Slater, which only fuels mistrust.

Despite Max’s efforts, time is running out. Upcoming scenes reveal that Oscar accidentally lets slip Jasmine’s plan to run away. The revelation sends shockwaves through the Square—but the biggest question remains: does Jasmine realize how her secret has been exposed, and how far will she go to protect herself now that the truth is closing in?

While Jasmine and Oscar’s storyline hurtles toward its dramatic climax, another explosive plot is unfolding elsewhere in Walford. Newcomer Beia is about to make a reckless move that could land her in serious danger. Having only recently arrived in Albert Square, Beia initially seemed like an eccentric but harmless addition. She made her debut during a school reunion for Linda Carter, where old wounds were reopened after it emerged that Linda hadn’t treated Beia kindly in their youth.

Attempting to make amends, Linda offered Beia a place to stay in her boutique hotel after she was evicted from her flat—a decision that didn’t sit well with Linda’s mother, Elaine Peacock. Since settling into life on the Square, Beia has been finding her footing, even stepping in to help Honey Mitchell during an unpleasant encounter with teenagers at the Minute Mart. Her bravery earned her a job at the Panesar-owned shop, but it wasn’t long before things began to take a darker turn.

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Questions soon arise about Beia’s true motives, particularly her growing closeness to Honey. In upcoming episodes, Beia unexpectedly decides to take on Suki Panesar on Honey’s behalf—a move that could prove incredibly dangerous. During Beia’s first shift, Vinnie Panesar behaves dismissively toward Honey, immediately putting Beia on edge. When Honey later injures her back at work and Suki shows little concern, Beia urges Honey to take legal action against the Panesars.

What starts as a half-joking conversation over wine turns serious when Honey, slightly tipsy, reveals a bombshell secret: Suki once tried to kiss her. Armed with this explosive information, Beia becomes determined to bring Suki down. But Suki is not someone who reacts lightly to threats, and Beia may soon find herself facing consequences far beyond what she ever imagined.

Elsewhere, rumors are swirling about the return of Mark Fowler Jr., a comeback that could have major implications for the future of EastEnders. While many believe his return is tied to the ongoing Branning storyline, some fans argue the real opportunity lies with the Mitchells. EastEnders has always thrived when family dynamics take center stage, from the original clans like the Fowlers and Beales to newer dynasties such as the Panesars and Knights.

In recent years, the focus has shifted heavily toward the Slaters and the Brannings, with major storylines driven by their internal conflicts. But there was a time when the Mitchells ruled Walford—a golden era filled with unforgettable drama. From Peggy throwing troublemakers out of the Queen Vic to Phil’s intimidating presence and Ronnie and Roxy’s tragic, chaotic energy, the Mitchells embodied the heart and soul of the show.

Now, the family feels fractured. Peggy, Ronnie, and Roxy are gone. Grant is absent, Ben is behind bars, and Phil’s role has been noticeably reduced. Sam’s return was brief, while Amy and Ricky seem more connected to the Brannings than their Mitchell roots. Mark Fowler Jr.’s return could be the key to reuniting this legendary family. As Grant’s son, he represents a powerful link to the past—but his initial appearance alongside the Brannings raises questions about where his loyalties will ultimately lie.

As EastEnders balances explosive new storylines with the potential revival of its most iconic family, the question remains: what kind of future awaits Walford? With Jasmine’s escape plan teetering on the edge of collapse, Beia risking everything by taking on Suki, and the possibility of the Mitchells reclaiming their rightful place at the heart of the Square, the coming weeks promise high-stakes drama, emotional confrontations, and shocking twists.

One thing is certain—EastEnders is far from predictable. As Oscar stands at a crossroads and Jasmine prepares to flee, viewers are left wondering whether love, loyalty, or the truth will ultimately win out. EastEnders airs Monday to Thursday at 7:30 p.m. on BBC One, with episodes available early on BBC iPlayer—so buckle up, because Walford is about to explode.