EastEnders confirms Kat and Alfie proposal - six months after reunion
follow.
EastEnders has confirmed that there will be another proposal for Alfie Moon and Kat Slater in upcoming scenes.
In scenes set to air in a few weeks, Alfie comes up with the idea of doing a wedding photoshoot to promote their new limo business.
However, Kat is shocked when Alfie proposes to her, and says that they could be the bride and groom in the photo.
The couple got back together about six months ago, as Alfie supported Kat when their son Tommy was being violent and the subsequent dealings with social services.
Related:
The Slaters have been through other heartbreaks recently, including Harvey Monroe cheating on Jean with Kathy Beale, and the aftermath of Martin Fowler's death, which led to Stacey and the kids departing the other day.
Will this proposal lead to a well-deserved piece of happiness for the family?
Related:
Unfortunately, there's still set to be more trouble to come, as newcomer Joel Marshall recently showed Tommy a disturbing video.
With Tommy relying on Joel as his first friend in a long time (he was so lonely recently he started talking to an AI chatbot), could he fall victim to his bad influence and repeat Joel's inexcusable behaviour?
Meanwhile, next week will see a dramatic car accident play out, with multiple characters' lives at risk.
EastEnders airs on Mondays-Thursdays at 7.30pm on BBC One. The show also streams on BBC iPlayer, where most episodes drop early at 6am ahead of their TV broadcast.
Read more EastEnders spoilers on our dedicated homepage
Digital Spy's first print magazine is here! Buy British Comedy Legends in newsagents or online, now priced at just £3.99.£49.99 at amazon.co.uk£328.00 at amazon.co.uk at Audible at EE at at £99.00 at Amazon at digitalspy.com£18.99 at amazon.co.uk at argos.co.uk at at sky.com at EE£91.40 at amazon.co.uk at very.co.uk at Amazon£54.98 at amazon.co.uk at digitalspy.com at digitalspy.com at three.co.uk at amazon.co.uk£29.98 at amazon.co.uk£219.00 at ao.com at digitalspy.com£19.00 at Game at EE at amazon.co.uk at ebay.co.uk at Pandora at sky.com at Sky Mobile at amazon.co.uk at digitalspy.com£1200.00 at Game£123.99 at amazon.co.uk£259.99 at nintendo.co.uk at Three at applemusic.apple at amazon.co.uk£79.99 at very.co.uk at Pandora at argos.co.uk at argos.co.uk at amazon.co.uk at converse.com at amazon.co.uk at at amazon.co.uk£1199.00 at AO£199.99 at Fitbit at $15.00 at digitalspy.com£79.99 at very.co.uk£49.99 at amazon.co.uk£39.99 at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk£119.00 at currys.co.uk at digitalspy.com£24.00 at ee.co.uk at digitalspy.com£44.99 at amazon.co.uk at ebay.co.uk£39.99 at amazon.co.uk at drmartens.com at argos.co.uk at amazon.co.uk£39.97 at amazon.co.uk£1299.00 at John Lewis£157.00 at John Lewis£44.99 at amazon.co.uk£90.00 at ao.com at at sky.com at digitalspy.com at digitalspy.com at amazon.co.uk at sky.com at argos.co.uk£184.00 at John Lewis & Partners at Amazon at Three£32.99 at Amazon at sky.com£119.99 at amazon.co.uk at digitalspy.com at amazon.co.uk£6.62 at amazon.co.uk£184.00 at John Lewis & Partners at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk at Fitbit$29.85 at shopto.net at drmartens.com£15.99 at Amazon at £49.99 at Amazon at amazon.co.uk£21.99 at amazon.co.uk£189.99 at sharkclean.co.uk at Apple£293.81 at amazon.co.uk at Three at sky.com£699.00 at amazon.co.uk at digitalspy.com at johnlewis.com at amazon.co.uk£49.99 at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk at digitalspy.com at disneyplus.com£379.99 at sharkclean.co.uk at three.co.uk at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk at EE at drmartens.com£249.00 at John Lewis at Audible at amazon.co.uk£449.00 at John Lewis at EE at sky.com at £379.00 at ao.com at argos.co.uk at johnlewis.com£32.99 at Amazon at cdkeys.com at at Apple at amazon.co.uk at digitalspy.com£79.00 at Samsung at Three at Apple at amazon.co.uk at disneyplus.com at at digitalspy.com£229.00 at John Lewis$365.00 at Microsoft at amazon.co.uk at crunchyroll£22.00 at Amazon at digitalspy.com£1199.00 at AO£79.00 at Samsung£449.00 at John Lewis£79.98 at amazon.co.uk at argos.co.uk at amazon.co.uk at digitalspy.com at digitalspy.com at John Lewis & Partners£79.98 at amazon.co.uk$365.00 at Microsoft£299.00 at Microsoft at amazon.co.uk£92.98 at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk£369.00 at John Lewis£269.99 at amazon.co.uk at disneyplus.com at argos.co.uk at amazon.co.uk£39.99 at Amazon at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.ukShop now at John Lewis & Partners at disneyplus.com at very.co.uk£16.00 at Microsoft at disneyplus.com at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk£399.00 at John Lewis at very.co.uk at amazon.co.uk at £6.65 at amazon.co.uk at digitalspy.com at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk£199.00 at amazon.co.uk at digitalspy.com at at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk at sky.com at sky.com at at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk$14.00 at sky.com at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk
You Might Also Like
PS5 consoles for sale – PlayStation 5 stock and restocks: Where to buy PS5 today?
IS MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 7 THE BEST IN THE SERIES? OUR REVIEW
AEW game is a modern mix of No Mercy and SmackDown
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Vogue
34 minutes ago
- Vogue
Thanks To Kate Moss, Your Fantasy Festival Wardrobe Is Now Within Reach
Among the thousands of famous photographs of Kate Moss, there's one that has come to be emblematic of several things at once: a sybaritic British summer, the early noughties boho aesthetic, the dawn of festival fashion, the supermodel's own inimitable style. She's walking through a field at Glastonbury in 2003, wearing a pale pink tunic dress with black fringed moccasin boots, a printed silk scarf knotted around her hips and her face semi-obscured by a combination of sunglasses and a curtain of dirty-blonde hair. 'I went to get some breakfast on my own,' Moss recalls of this Glasto outing. Jon Furniss The look pre-dated Instagram and influencers, and yet it had the sort of impact today's young tastemakers could scarcely dream of. Some 22 years on, now that festival wardrobes are curated with military precision and documented ad nauseam online, it's interesting to contemplate exactly how much thought went into Kate's oft-emulated outfit. Not a lot, it turns out. 'Planned outfits never work for me,' says Moss with a shrug. 'I don't do that.' She couldn't have known the clothes she threw together that year would ultimately become a sort of cultural touchstone, but she did get some inkling of the stir she'd created over the course of the weekend. 'I went to get some breakfast on my own, and there was one photographer,' she remembers of that morning outing in her pink dress. 'It wasn't a paparazzi-fest then.' The next day, a friend told her she'd made the papers. 'We'd gone to see Chas & Dave and he told me: 'You're on the cover of The Sunday Times,'' she says with her signature cackle. 'I was like, 'Don't be stupid!''
Hypebeast
an hour ago
- Hypebeast
Burberry's Festival Campaign Features a Star-Studded Lineup
Burberryhas introduced a special Festival campaign to ring in SS25, enlisting a lineup of familiar British talents across different generations and genres to represent the country's vibrant live music culture. The London-based luxury house led byDaniel Leebrings the likes ofLiam Gallagherof Oasis, DJ and producerGoldie,Alexa Chung, Korean singerSeungmin, and more together in the special editorial sporting Burberry's signature motifs and weather-ready staples. Carrying forth 90s sensibilities with the heavy presence of its recognisable tartan and mod-inspired silhouettes, campaign headliners like Goldie and Liam Gallagher evoke the eclectic era where genres like Jungle and Britpop made their mark on global culture. To represent the next generation Gallagher's children, Jean, Lennon, and Molly Moorish-Gallagher, join their father, who wears his very own Burberry parka byChristopher Baileyfrom SS18 — a teaser of the limited reissue hitting stores and online later in July. The Gallagher children wear numbers featuring packable capes and hooded jackets in tartan and solid colours. Other talents include Loyle Carner, Chy Cartier, John Glacier, and English modelCara Delevingne— many of whom wear tank tops, polo shirts, and bikinis drenched in Burberry's check wear and wearing all-weather Marsh rubber boots on their feet. New Highland handbags are shown in jacquard-woven Burberry Check with a water-resistant finish for unpredictable British weather. Elsewhere, the curved crossbody bags and quilted Horseshoe styles draw inspiration from rainwear while maintaining an elegant appeal. See the gallery above for a closer look at the high-energy campaign.
Gizmodo
an hour ago
- Gizmodo
The New ‘James Bond' Game's James Bond Is a Little Baby Bond
We've known for a while that the video gaming match made in heaven that is pairing IO Interactive–the studio behind the Hitman games–with the James Bond franchise. After all, Hitman is already essentially Bond with a bald guy and more ludicrous improvised weapons, why not let them actually take a crack with 007? After years of waiting, we finally have our first look: and IO is definitely shaking things up, and leaving them rather unstirred. Last night during Sony's Playstation State of Play livestream, IO debuted the first trailer for 007: First Light, giving us a look at the tone to expect out of their twist on Bond–a wholly original rendition of the agent, of course, rather than being built on any of the prior actors to take on the mantle. It's got a very action packed modern day spy-fi vibe: you've got sneaking, you've got shooting, you've got lavish locales, beautiful women for Bond to flirt and fight with, high-tech gadgetry. It feels like a proper whizz-blend of all the eras of Bond, from Connery to Craig, in a contemporary setting. Plus, it uses the On Her Majesty's Secret Service theme for its big dramatic music track over the classic Bond motif, so you know it's good. Being a brand new Bond, First Light will follow the plight of the reckless, but charming young MI6 agent as he's tapped by M for a mission that could grant him his fabled 00 status. And we mean young: although IO's staying tight-lipped about just who's voicing the character yet, First Light's Bond has been confirmed to be just 26 years old in the game's story, making him the youngest-ever Bond. Bond's age in Fleming's novels has always been obfuscated, but he's typically presented as being in his mid 30s to early 40s, while George Lazenby was youngest actor to play Bond on the big screen in his solo outing for On Her Majesty's Secret Service. But even he was 29 at the time, 3 years older than First Light's Gen Z Bond. James should've been at the club (he at least briefly gets to go to one in this trailer)! We realistically might have our first Bond who has realistically played Fortnite with the boys! All your favourite heroes are getting rebooted to be younger and hotter and more licensed to kill than you! God, the passage of time is a lot sometimes. It's kind of fascinating to see that First Light's Bond, even at his young age, still carries a lot of the same early origin details as Fleming's novels had for Bond: the climbing accident that orphaned him, his career in the British navy before he signed up for MI6. Young James has already lived a life before he gets set on a globe-trotting spy adventure. Now he's all grown up and flinging pistols at baddies' heads. 007: First Light will hit PC, Xbox, Playstation, and Nintendo Switch 2 when it arrives some time in 2026
