Coronation Street fans have been left reeling after a dramatic new trailer revealed that DS Lisa

Swain and Carla Connor are set to face extreme danger in

upcoming episodes.

The shocking storyline has sent waves of excitement and dread through viewers, with many taking to social media to express their reactions.

The budding relationship between Lisa and Carla has already faced numerous challenges.

Lisa’s demanding career as a detective has kept her preoccupied, while Carla’s declining health has added further strain.

Earlier this year, Carla was rushed to the hospital with sepsis and later informed that she would need a kidney transplant.

This wasn’t the first time she faced such a crisis—her half-brother Aidan had previously donated a kidney to her in 2018.

However, it was Rob Donovan who ultimately provided a lifeline for Carla when he was approached by his son, Bobby Crawford, to help his ailing sister. But this act of goodwill was overshadowed by a shocking turn of events.

In February, viewers were left horrified when Carla’s recovery was abruptly interrupted by prison officer Mandy, who believed she was in a relationship with Rob. In reality, Rob had been manipulating her in a desperate bid to orchestrate an escape from prison.

Rob’s plan took a dark turn when he used DS Lisa Swain to lure Carla to an abandoned office block, where Mandy was waiting. Carla, still recovering from her surgery, was in a weakened state and found herself at the mercy of Rob’s dangerous scheme. However, things took an unexpected turn when Mandy, realizing she had been deceived, walked away, leaving Rob and Carla alone.

What followed was a tense confrontation between the siblings. In a moment of sheer desperation and self-preservation, Carla found the strength to push her brother down the stairs. Rob, still recovering from his own surgery, was unable to save himself and fell over the balcony. He was later discovered at the bottom of the staircase by DS Swain, setting the stage for more shocking developments.

Now, the latest trailer for Coronation Street has revealed that Rob is making a shocking return to Weatherfield. Desperate and determined to escape, he seeks out Carla once more, demanding that she help him flee. As the police close in, the tension reaches a boiling point.

Armed officers surround the house as Rob takes a last stand, trapping Carla and Lisa inside. A single gunshot rings out, leaving fans on edge as they speculate who might be the latest victim of Rob’s dangerous desperation.

The trailer’s release sent social media into a frenzy, with viewers sharing their shock and anxiety over the unfolding storyline. One fan wrote, “I feel sick just thinking about it! The tension is unbearable!” Another viewer posted, “Oh fantastic. Rob has a gun. And is holding them hostage in number 1! #Swarla.” Meanwhile, others admitted to being completely caught off guard by the development, with one user commenting, “Holy c**p. I am not ok. Wasn’t expecting this, but it looks epic. At least they are together? #Swarla.”

The high-stakes storyline has sparked intense speculation among fans. Will Carla and Lisa manage to escape unharmed? Or will one of them become Rob’s final victim? As the drama continues to escalate, viewers are eagerly anticipating the next twists and turns in this nail-biting plot.

Coronation Street has long been known for its gripping storylines and shocking plot twists, and this latest development is no exception. The return of Rob Donovan brings a sense of unpredictability, ensuring that fans remain on the edge of their seats.

With so many lives at stake and an armed siege unfolding, Weatherfield residents are in for one of the most intense episodes in recent memory. As the countdown to the explosive showdown begins, one thing is certain—no one is safe from the chaos that Rob’s return has unleashed.

Fans will have to wait and see how this dramatic saga plays out. Will justice be served, or will Rob’s reign of terror end in tragedy? One thing’s for sure—Coronation Street is delivering must-watch  television that will leave audiences talking for weeks to come.