EastEnders’ Ben Mitchell and Callum Highway’s wedding rocked by major disaster

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EastEnders ‘ Ben Mitchell and Callum Highway’s wedding suffers a huge setback in upcoming scenes in Albert Square.

A heartbroken Callum informs Ben and his dad Phil Mitchell that the wedding venue has gone bust, meaning their whole wedding is cancelled – but Ben is determined to fix it.

Will the wedding be able to go ahead at all?

Elsewhere, Janine Butcher is set for an explosive return after seven years away from Walford.



EastEnders' Ben Mitchell and Callum Highway
Ben Mitchell and Callum Highway are devastated when their wedding company goes bust

The iconic villain, played by Charlie Brooks, left Albert Square back in 2014 but is gearing up for a major comeback as part of a huge story airing later this year.

Murderous Janine, who is the daughter of Frank and stepdaughter of Pat, was last seen in St Pancras as she boarded a train to go to Paris, where she joined daughter Scarlett and Diane.

A source told The Sun : “Bosses have a huge story planned for Charlie’s return.



EastEnders' Ben Mitchell
Ben promises he will get them down the aisle whatever it takes

“They are keeping tight-lipped about whether Janine will come back as a reformed character after all the chaos she has caused in the past.

“But she certainly has a lot of history in Albert Square so whether she will be welcomed back with open arms or not remains to be seen.”

EastEnders declined to comment when approached by the Mirror.



Janine Butcher
Janine Butcher is reportedly back for a huge storyline

Fans of the soap were recently left devastated by the death of Kush Kazemi, after Gray Atkins pushed him in front of a train.

But eagle-eyed viewers realised his death was actually foreshadowed back on Christmas Day as he joined the Slaters along with Ruby Allen.

Stacey Slater (Lacey Turner), Kat, Martin (James Bye), Ruby (Louisa Lytton), Jean (Gillian Taylforth), Tommy, Bert, Ernie, Lily, Arthur and Hope were all at the table eating, making thirteen people altogether.



EastEnders secretly revealed Kush Kazemi would die in its Christmas episode
Kush was the first at the table of thirteen guests to stand – which traditionally means he would die next

In superstition, whoever is the first to stand at a table of thirteen is the next to die – meaning hosts used to deliberately try to avoid having that number of people present.

Kush was the first to stand at the table – and indeed he was next to tragically lose his life.

* EastEnders airs Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays on BBC One

Originally from https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/eastenders-ben-mitchell-callum-highways-23958599

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