SHARON Watts takes the next step with Teddy Mitchell in upcoming EastEnders scenes – but makes an enemy of his ex-
wife Nicola.
Teddy (Roland Manookian) set his sights on Sharon (Letitia Dean) soon after arriving in Walford in the summer.
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In scenes yet to air, Teddy goes to No.43 for a date night with Sharon.
Things don’t go exactly to plan and Sharon asks Teddy for him to leave.
All is not lost, however, as Teddy is delighted later when Sharon invites him back to hers.
Meanwhile, his former wife Nicola (Laura Doddington – who recently arrived on the Square – is left seething.
What will unfold between the two women moving forward?
Teddy was introduced as the long lost half brother to Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick).
He arrived alongside sons Harry (Elijah Holloway) and Barney (Lewis Bridgeman).
The trio – surprise new additions to the iconic Mitchell clan – debuted on the BBC soap back in June.
Sharon had rejected Teddy when he previously asked her out on a date,
However, Kathy Beale (Gillian Taylforth) persuaded Sharon to give him a chance.
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Viewers have pointed out a striking resemblance between Nicola and Sharon.
In particular, fans insisted Nicola resembled a 1980s Sharon Watts thanks to her retro hair-do.
Doing a double take, one commented on X: “She’s giving 1985 Sharon.”
A second person agreed, as they wrote: “Not just me right
But it didn’t stop him also marrying Shelley, but he was eventually caught when Lucy turned up in Weatherfield and the two women confronted him.
Robert’s ex Katie Sugden almost exposed the affair – but fell to her death before she had the chance.
However, a guilty Aaron eventually cracked and told Chrissie about the affair – after which she announced it to the whole pub.
“She looks like Sharon!”
A third added: “She looks a bit like young Sharon?”
“Omg why did I think this was Sharon in classic EE lmaooo.”
EastEnders continues on BBC One and iPlayer.
