Sienna Blake Faces Danger: Her Father, the Killer, Pursues Her in Hollyoaks
In the heart of Hollyoaks, tension is running high as Sienna Blake (Anna Passey) finds herself in a precarious situation. Jez Blake (Jeremy Sheffield), Sienna's own father, is suspected of being a serial killer, and Sienna is determined to expose him while protecting herself.
Last week, Sienna bravely exposed Jez after he killed Bobby Costello. Since then, Jez has been trying to shift the suspicion onto Sienna, even going as far as to manipulate situations to make it appear as if she is the serial killer. However, it is Jez who is guilty of the murders.
The confrontation between father and daughter reaches a boiling point tonight as Jez tracks down Sienna in a garden center, setting off a cat-and-mouse chase. Rex (Jonny Labey) and Grace Black (Tamara Wall) find themselves caught in the middle, with Rex struggling to believe Grace, who is pleading for help. Jez, in a desperate attempt to save himself, pleads for help over the garden center tannoy, claiming Sienna is armed and after him. Grace, distraught, flees the house.
Meanwhile, the Osborne family prepares for Morgan to start primary school, but Nancy and Darren face trouble getting Morgan to school due to the chaotic situation unfolding in the village.
Elsewhere in the village, more secrets are set to be disclosed about Grace's past, causing her to experience more shocking revelations. Dodger Savage (Danny Mac) is alarmed by Jez's claims about Sienna and is unsure whom to believe.
Tonight's episode promises to be a thrilling and dramatic one, with Jez Blake stopping at nothing to silence Sienna. Don't miss it!
If you've missed any episodes, you can catch up on Hollyoaks live on E4 at 7pm, or stream it from 7am Monday to Wednesday on Channel 4.
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