Hollyoaks' Warren Fox hides a secret after Felix stunt week drama
Hollyoaks spoilers follow.
Warren Fox will end up hiding a secret following stunt week drama with mate Felix Westwood in Hollyoaks.
The gangster has had a hectic few months, having discovered Ella Richardson is his long-lost daughter and more recently had a lurid affair with best mate Felix's girlfriend Mercedes McQueen.
In upcoming scenes, Felix still has no idea Warren and Mercedes have been cheating behind his back so he's determined to make things right with Mercy.
The two receive identical messages inviting them to meet him at the scene of the shocking stunt week wreck, but Felix's hopes of winning Mercy back with a proposal goes completely off the rails when she refuses to marry him.
Mercedes tries to make peace following the failed proposal, but Felix withdraws by watching old footage of his life with ex-partner Martine. His sullen behaviour makes Pearl worry for his state of mind.
After being rejected by Felix, Mercedes resorts to sleeping with Warren in yet another betrayal. Felix happens to walk in on the pair hooking up and flees in a panic.
Now desperate to find Felix before he does anything dangerous, Mercedes tracks her boyfriend down to a quarry he used to visit while living at the children's home with Warren.
Felix perilously climbs to the top of a cliff as Warren desperately tries to talk him down. The situation leads to an emotional climax and leaves Warren with a secret.
Joel can tell his dad is hiding something, and when Warren refuses to open up to him, he questions where his dad has relapsed on painkillers.
Will Warren come clean with whatever he is hiding?
From Monday, September 25, Hollyoaks will stream first online via Channel 4 each weekday. Episodes then air on E4 the following day, before getting their YouTube premiere a week after that.
Selected omnibus episodes are available via Prime Video.
Read more Hollyoaks spoilers on our dedicated homepage
If you've been affected by the issues raised in this story, organisations who can offer support include the NHS, Samaritans on 116 123 or Mind on 0300 123 3393. Readers in the US are encouraged to visit mentalhealth.gov.
For more on drug addiction and dependency, including information and support, please visit FRANK or Action on Addiction.
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