You will be ABSOLUTELY SHOCKED by Ian’s next move after Jordan’s tragic accident — because Chelsea can barely believe what she’s seeing

There’s more heartache ahead in EastEnders next week as the fallout from Jordan’s devastating accident continues to send shockwaves through Walford.

With emotions running high and families struggling to come to terms with what has happened, Ian Beale finds himself facing growing pressure as the consequences of the incident begin to mount. And when he attempts to make amends, his actions leave Chelsea horrified.

The drama kicks off as Ian returns home and is forced to confront the reality of the situation. Already carrying the weight of guilt following Jordan’s accident, Ian is left shaken when he discovers the legal implications could be even more serious than he first thought.

Fears begin to grow that he could face prison if it is determined that alcohol played a role in the events leading up to the accident. Desperate to understand what he could be facing, Ian turns to Johnny Carter for legal advice.

However, the conversation offers little comfort. Struggling with the uncertainty hanging over him, Ian finds it increasingly difficult to cope as questions continue to swirl around the accident and its aftermath.

Already devastated by what has happened to Jordan, she receives another huge shock when doctors insist that she must be admitted to the hospital immediately to begin treatment for her recently diagnosed blood cancer. The news leaves Denise stunned, but despite the seriousness of the situation, she is determined not to let her family see how worried she really is.

Wanting to remain strong for Chelsea while Jordan remains in the hospital, Denise refuses to be admitted. Her decision sparks concern among those closest to her, particularly Jack, who desperately tries to persuade her to put her health first.

But Denise refuses to back down, choosing instead to focus all her attention on supporting her daughter through one of the most difficult periods of her life.

As tensions continue to rise around the Square, Ian finds himself increasingly isolated. After being given the cold shoulder by Yolande, he looks elsewhere for support and attempts to convince Elaine that he is not entirely to blame for what happened.

Whether Elaine is willing to listen remains to be seen, but Ian is clearly struggling with the growing hostility directed towards him.

Feeling guilty and wanting to make some kind of gesture, Ian decides to take a gift to Jordan. Hoping it might help show how sorry he is and demonstrate that he genuinely cares about the youngster’s recovery, he heads to visit him.

Chelsea is left furious when she discovers Ian trying to approach Jordan, and the confrontation that follows is set to be explosive. With emotions already at breaking point, Chelsea has little patience for Ian’s attempts to make peace.