Chrissie Watts, one of EastEnders‘ most notorious characters, is back and set to shake up Albert Square once again.

Her explosive return has already stunned fans, and the drama is only just beginning. After nearly two decades in prison

for killing her husband, Den Watts, Chrissie is about to cross paths with her former stepdaughter Sharon, reopening old

wounds and reigniting bitter rivalries.

The drama kicks off when Sharon is sent to prison and placed in a cell next to none other than Chrissie. Their encounter is electrifying as Chrissie, who brutally murdered Den with a doorstop 19 years ago, now faces the daughter of the man she killed. As they come face-to-face, Sharon is forced to relive the trauma of her father’s death, and viewers can expect intense emotional confrontations between the two.

Chrissie’s return to Walford sets off a chain of chaotic events. George and Elaine face their own crisis as tensions rise in the Vic. George’s brother, Cojo, lashes out violently, leading Elaine to demand that he leaves. George is torn between loyalty to his family and keeping the peace in his household, but when Cojo overhears Elaine’s ultimatum, he disappears, leaving George heartbroken and blaming Elaine for driving his brother away.

Meanwhile, Chrissie’s reappearance in Sharon’s life is sure to reignite long-buried resentments. Sharon, still grieving her father’s death and the trauma Chrissie caused, must now confront her past. Chrissie, always the manipulator, seems to have a plan up her sleeve. Fans are eagerly awaiting to see if she will attempt to make amends or if her return will be driven by revenge.

Tracy-Ann Oberman, the talented actress who brought Chrissie to life, has been busy since leaving EastEnders in 2005. From stellar performances in Doctor Who to narrating Escape to the Chateau, Tracy-Ann has proven herself to be a versatile talent. Her return to the soap has fans buzzing, and she’s once again ready to take center stage in one of the most dramatic storylines of the year.

Outside of EastEnders, Oberman has also made headlines for her activism, particularly against anti-Semitism. Her personal experiences have fueled her passion for speaking out on important issues, making her both a powerful performer and a vocal advocate for change. Her recent role in The Merchant of Venice reflects this personal connection, as she plays a female version of Shylock, set against the backdrop of the Battle of Cable Street, a significant moment in the fight against British fascism.

Back in Albert Square, Chrissie’s return is poised to have ripple effects throughout the community. With secrets, betrayals, and long-simmering tensions ready to explode, her presence will no doubt bring turmoil to the lives of Sharon, the Mitchells, and everyone connected to Den Watts’ dark legacy.

The upcoming episodes promise gripping confrontations, emotional twists, and unexpected turns as Chrissie Watts makes her shocking comeback. Will she find redemption, or is she here to settle old scores? Fans will have to tune in to witness the chaos unfold as one of EastEnders‘ greatest villains shakes up the Square once again.