EastEnders grim Bea twist as she takes shocking action to stay under Honey’s roof

Tonight’s EastEnders puts Bea Pollard in the spotlight, and it’s not a good look.

What starts as concern for her well-being quickly turns into something far more unsettling, as the truth behind her latest scheme begins to unravel.

Things pick up in the aftermath of the chaos at McKlunky’s, where Bea is found lying on the floor surrounded by the wreckage.

She claims she’s been attacked and that a group of hooligans trashed the place, but viewers already know there’s more to it.

Bea herself is the one who’s smashed it all up in a fit of blind rage after being told to leave Billy and Honey’s.

Over at McKlunky’s, Will finds Honey amongst the carnage and offers to help her clean up the mess.

Bea sticks firmly to her story, playing the victim and insisting she was attacked.

Will is horrified at what’s happened and struggles to believe that his mum would throw Bea out, especially in light of what he thinks she’s just been through.

Meanwhile, Honey heads to the doctor, hoping to get some support as she deals with symptoms she believes could be linked to the menopause.

The appointment doesn’t go as she’d hoped, though.

Instead of being offered hormone therapy, her concerns are brushed aside due to her past with eating disorders, and she’s steered towards antidepressants instead.

Honey is devastated and feels dismissed.

Not long after, Will brings Bea back to the house.

She tells them she’s only there to pack her things, but as always with Bea, there seems to be an ulterior motive.

Still leaning into her version of events, she continues to play up the ‘attack’, to Will, keeping the focus firmly on herself.

Will, clearly protective, wants to tell Honey and Billy what’s supposedly happened to Bea, but she quickly shuts that down, urging him not to say anything, claiming Honey has enough on her plate, but it feels calculated.

There’s an uncomfortable feeling running through it all.

While Honey and Billy are trying to do the right thing, Bea seems one step ahead, quietly manipulating the situation to her advantage.