PRIYA Nandra-Hart continues to stir up trouble next week as she gets on the wrong side of Honey Mitchell.
Coming up in EastEnders, the market inspector digs at the troublemaker when her teen son Will is the victim of peer pressure.
Will Mitchell (portrayed by Freddie Phillips) is encountering the dangers of peer pressure again on BBC One as he spends time with Avani Nandra-Hart (Aaliyah James).
In scenes due on our screens next week, Avani pressures the lad into vaping, unaware of the consequences ahead.
It doesn’t take long for Will’s mother Honey (Emma Barton) to catch him red-handed with a vape and, horrified, she demands to know who sold it to him.
Honey eventually finds out Avani is to blame which prompts her to charge into The Queen Vic, where she has it out with the teen’s mother, Priya (Sophie Khan Levy).
An unrepentant Priya further angers Honey and, soon enough, Ravi Gulati (Aaron Thiara) arrives before profusely apologising.
Unfortunately, Priya doesn’t back down and makes the situation ten times worse.
A harsh conversation transpires between Ravi and Avani as he confronts her about selling vapes.
But much like her mother Priya, the teen stands her ground, particularly when her father criticises her parenting skills.
Following their argument, Priya decides to turn her focus to fresh beginnings as she flirts with Martin Fowler (James Bye).
Priya takes things up a notch and invites him to buy her a drink at Peggy’s that same night.
Ravi soon comes to find her and apologises, leading Priya to tell him she’ll deal with Avani.
Will she keep her word?
Whatever the case may be, tension rises again later on when Ravi finds Priya at Peggy’s.
The pair share a warm moment as they discuss their daughter but when he asks if he can join Priya for a drink, she sends him packing in favour of Martin, who shows up in just in time.
How will Ravi react?
More importantly, what would Martin’s on-off partner Stacey Slater, known for her jealous streak, have to say?
EastEnders airs from Monday to Thursday at 7.30pm on BBC One.
