Five EastEnders spoilers this week from a tragic suicide to Kush and Kat’s shock romance

IT’S a busy week in Walford this week, particularly for Cupid who’s firing love arrows everywhere – and coming up with some rather unexpected pairings.

Here’s all you need to know regarding EastEnders‘ upcoming episodes this week…

Kush and Kat get closer

Stacey Fowler tries to set Kat up with Martin’s supplier but things don’t go to plan and Kat ends up in bed with hunky Kush instead.

The couple then struggle to get any more alone time when Kush offers his flat to Bex so she can revise.

With the Slaters all out, Kat invites Kush round to hers, but Stacey and Martin arrive home early. Is the Kat out of the bag already?

Romance for Jack and Denise?

Mick Carter plays matchmaker for one of wife Linda’s friends, but he shoots way off the mark and ends up pushing Jack Branning and Denise Fox together instead.

Bizarrely Jack and Denise really hit it off and arrange a date later in the week. And Jack even ropes in his ex Mel Owen to babysit while he goes on his date. How very modern.

Sparks fly between Keanu and Sharon – again

Keanu Taylor is feeling pretty hurt after being spurned by pregnant girlfriend Louise Mitchell so he turns to former fling Sharon for comfort.

She finds him drowning his sorrows in the Vic. He then storms out with Sharon hot on his heels and only too happy to provide a shoulder to cry on.

But as they reel from their actions, Ben interrupts them. How much has he seen?

Mel ups her revenge plan for Jack

Mel’s still fuming that Jack got Hunter arrested for Ray’s murder and moves the next stage of her revenge plan onto his daughter Amy.

She spots Amy shoplifting but they bond when she realises the schoolgirl was stealing sanitary products. Jack is less than impressed over their bond but relents when Mel takes her shopping and he sees how happy his daughter is.

What’s Mel playing at?

Suicide tragedy for the Taylors

The Taylor/Baker household is struck by tragedy when Bailey’s mum Dinah ends her own life, leaving nine-year-old Bailey motherless.

Dinah’s health has been deteriorating rapidly and – when she has another fall – Karen reaches out to Dinah’s nurse about help with depression.

Dinah spends some time with Bailey before Karen and Chantelle take her to the park. When Mitch returns, he heads to the flat to check on Dinah but is distraught to find she has taken her own life.

Karen is devastated to realise Dinah has gone ahead with her plan. How will Bailey cope?