BBC EastEnders fans were very distracted during the latest episode of the BBC soap after Sharon Watts finally revealed her plans to move to the Middle East to Keanu Taylor
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Wednesday’s episode (October 11) showed the deulling exes at loggerheads after various disagreements over custody of their son, Albie.
Sharon urged Keanu to meet with a lawyer to draw out a formal custody arrangement, having not yet told him she is potentially planning a move to Abu Dhabi for one year for a business opportunity.
But as Sharon discuss her move with Kathy and revealed all the their meeting with the lawyer, fans couldn’t help but notice she was pronouncing Abu Dhabi very “strangely”.
“Whereabouts in the world is Abby Dabby,” asked one confused fan.
“Obsessed with shazza’s pronounciation of abu dhabi?” penned a second.
A third chimed in: “Wait who is abby dabby is she a new character or did I miss something??”
Later, a furious Keanu was convinced by mum Karen to fight her all the way. After a nasty confrontation with Sharon in The Vic, Karen returned home with a plan.
She told Keanu he needed to get back into Sharon’s bed, marry her, and take her for everything she had, including Albie.
Jay returned home after a night in the cells but got out with just a caution. Ben was worried about Jay and thought he needed to see a counselor. Callum agreed to talk to Jay about it, but they ended up arguing over Nadine.
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Jay went to see Nadine to score again, and Callum caught him about to take ketamine in the car lot office. Harsh words were exchanged, and when Callum suggested that maybe Lexi was better off without Jay, he punched Callum.
Harvey envied Rocky’s good fortune on the horses but was concerned when it became clear his friend had gone to place more bets. Rocky swore he wouldn’t go back again, but Harvey thought he was kidding himself. Later, Dorian suggested to Rocky that betting on the boxing night would make him serious cash.
EastEnders airs Monday to Thursday on BBC One at 7.30pm
