4 Emmerdale spoilers next week: John Sugden drugs Aaron Dingle amid big Robert Sugden moment

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Next week, it’s Aaron Dingle (played by Danny Miller) who finds himself in a precarious situation. His mysterious spouse, John Sugden (portrayed by Oliver Farnworth), is planning to drug him!

This follows another charged moment that Aaron shares with true love Robert Sugden (Ryan Hawley).

Meanwhile, Paddy Dingle (Dominic Brunt) has a terrible realisation, but what is it about?

Tracy Robinson, portrayed by Amy Walsh, eventually figures out that Nate Robinson’s (Jurell Carter) death seems suspicious.

Additionally, Amelia Flanagan’s character, April Windsor, becomes increasingly wary of Joe Absolom’s character, Ray Walters, as she finds herself further entangled in his group.

Here are all your Emmerdale spoilers for Monday 1st September – Friday 5th September 2025.

4 Emmerdale spoilers next week

1. Aaron Dingle drugged by John Sugden after tender moment with Robert Sugden

After finishing their journey, John and Aaron visit the village for a meal with Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter). However, it appears that her spirits are low upon learning that they will undoubtedly be relocating elsewhere.

Aaron tries to downplay his concerns over John’s behaviour, and Chas senses something is wrong.

John becomes anxious when he learns that Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) might contact the police regarding the disappearance of Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb). To make a hasty exit, he invents a reason for leaving and hurries away, speaking with Aaron beforehand.

Aaron finds John’s odd behaviors puzzling, and Robert grows wary upon learning about the intricate details of the Mack case.

As Victoria Sugden (Isabel Hodgins) discloses that John and Aaron will be residing in John’s old family residence, an enraged Robert exits the scene, abruptly disrupting Aaron while he was organizing their shared dwelling.

Robert attempts to persuade Aaron that he’s wrong in his decision, and Aaron starts to hesitate as Robert steps nearer and emphasizes that the flame between them remains strong.

When Robert kisses Aaron, how will he respond?

With his emotions swirling, Aaron finds himself once again at the cottage, this time accompanied by John, who harbors jealousy and promptly sets a scheme into motion.

Eager to have control over Aaron, John secretly adds whisky to a drink, successfully persuading Aaron to consume it unknowingly.

With Aaron uncharacteristically affected by one glass of whisky, John is ready to look after him.

However, while John is off gathering firewood, Aaron unwittingly pours himself another drink from the spiked whiskey, unaware of the potential hazard.

Can anyone save Aaron?

2. Paddy Dingle has an awful realisation

When Paddy has a terrible realisation, what is it about?

Could his turbulent situation with my newest roommate, Dylan Penders (Fred Kettle), possibly be behind it, or is it somehow related to his role as a crisis hotline volunteer, Paddy? These thoughts cross my mind as I ponder his current state.

It hasn’t slipped our mind that Paddy conversed with John, who seemed to join a digital conversation out of what appeared to be remorse for his numerous wrongdoings.

Could it be that Paddy is on the verge of understanding something about John, given that John holds a position of power over Paddy’s adopted son Aaron?

3. Tracy Robinson grows suspicious over coincidences in Nate Robinson’s murder

Liam Cavanagh, played by Jonny McPherson, observes that Tracy seems down, and she confides in him about her periods of depression and her worries regarding being a single parent.

Liam proposes counseling, yet he appears uncertain about how Owen Michaels (Simon Haines) could have outmuscled Nate. This leaves Tracy feeling wary.

This feeling is heightened when she has a heart-to-heart with a distraught Charity.

Tracy begins to feel a disturbing sense of deja vu when Mack ended his relationship with Charity through a voicemail, reminding her of how Nate vanished in a similar manner.

Will Tracy’s thoughts turn to Nate’s real killer, John?

4. April Windsor dreads the wrath of Ray Walters in terrifying drug drop

Ray pressures Dylan into doing a risky job, but April volunteers instead.

April arrives at the carpark for the drug drop when a hooded man demands she gives him the bag.

In this situation, the man takes out a knife, causing April to hesitantly give him the drugs. Later, Dylan comforts a trembling April, promising that Ray will be sympathetic.

In my personal opinion, as I settle down to share my thoughts on this captivating film, I found myself intrigued by a peculiar turn of events. Our protagonist, Paddy, discovers that Dylan, his former roommate, failed to arrive at the hostel. This unexpected absence prompts him to propose an invite for Dylan to return. However, Chas, who seems to be close to Liam, expresses outrage and urges Liam to intervene in this matter. This dramatic turn of events adds a layer of complexity to the narrative, leaving me eager to see how it unfolds further.

Meanwhile, April and Dylan meet Ray in the woods and confess to losing the drugs.

What will Ray do?

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2025-08-26 03:08