6 Coronation Street spoilers next week: Death fears for Aadi and Asha faces a traumatic day

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In the forthcoming episodes, it appears that Adam Hussain’s departure from Aadi Alahan could become quite intense as a car accident is expected to unfold on screen.

Simultaneously, Tanisha Gorey’s character, Asha Alahan (Aadi’s twin sister), is deeply affected following a challenging day as a trainee paramedic.

In another part of the story, Abi Webster (played by Sally Carman-Duttine) is faced with a significant choice regarding her partner Carl Webster (portrayed by Jonathan Howard). Meanwhile, Carl persists in guiding Brody Michaelis (Ryan Mulvey) towards trouble.

Also, Theo Silverton (James Cartwright) forces Todd Grimshaw (Gareth Pierce) to play by his rules.

Finally, Jenny Connor (Sally Ann Matthews) is suspicious of Christina Boyd’s (Amy Robbins) motives.

Here are all your Coronation Street spoilers for Monday 25th August – Friday 29th August 2025.

6 Coronation Street spoilers next week

1. Aadi Alahan’s exit leads to shock car accident

To ensure that Aadi stays, Dev Alahan (Jimmi Harkishin) decides to lend a hand in reuniting Aadi and Amy Barlow (Elle Mulvaney), with the hope of Steve McDonald (Simon Gregson) and Mary Taylor (Patti Clare). He plans to support their efforts in rekindling their relationship.

But as Aadi and Amy decide to stay friends, Aadi is committed to starting a new life in India.

He and Dev share an emotional hug, while Asha rushes off in tears.

The next day, Asha struggles with the knowledge that her brother is moving so far away.

But when she’s called to a car accident, only to recognise it as Aadi’s car, what has happened?

Asha is devastated, but is Aadi okay?

Will he be exiting for a new life, or might Asha and Dev be mourning his death?

2. Asha Alahan suffers a panic attack after a traumatic day at work

Before saying goodbye at Aadi’s last event, Asha experiences a panic attack, recalling the tension and terror she faced during her most recent emergency response on an ambulance.

Next, the story takes us back to reveal every detail of Asha’s eventful day, which included a fatal incident, an elderly woman hurt, and a hate crime perpetrated against her.

In the current moment, Dolly-Rose Campbell as Gemma Winter-Brown moves towards Asha, providing solace as a twin sister and encouraging her to return to the celebration.

Aadi senses that Asha isn’t herself, but when she begins to open up, Dev arrives and Asha clams up.

Aadi is still concerned and offers to stay if she needs him, but Asha insists she’s just tired.

Asha leaves Aadi a voice message expressing her deep sorrow at his departure, pleading with him not to go because she fears she won’t be able to manage without him.

As Asha considers whether to send the voice note, she breaks down in tears.

Asha is broken as she screams at Brody for arguing with another customer in the Bistro.

Sienna advises Asha to watch her actions, mentioning that a repeat could lead to her needing to make a report.

In a different turn of events, Asha struggles but ultimately can’t bring herself to confide in Dev. Later, she ends up intoxicated and it is Lisa Swain (Vicky Myers) who saves her.

Asha confides in Lisa about the woman she tried to help, who verbally abused and assaulted her.

Lisa urges Asha to report the incident to her manager.

But the following day, Asha calls in sick and when Dev suggests she’s skiving, she snaps.

Sienna finds Asha in the Rovers, and Asha admits she lied.

But will she seek help?

Coronation Street is working with The Ambulance Staff Charity (TASC) on Asha’s story.

3. Abi Webster plans a future with secret lover Carl Webster

Carl is taken aback when Abi suggests they should start a new life in Germany.

Abi makes it clear to Tracy Barlow (Kate Ford) that she never intended to develop feelings for Carl, and causing harm to her husband Kevin Webster (Michael Le Vell) is the last thing on her mind.

Before heading off to Mallorca with Kev and the children, Abi makes sure to reassure Carl that there will be no romantic involvement with Kevin.

Tracy accuses Hannah of kissing Carl at the hotel, and later, it becomes apparent that Tracy is expressing interest in having a sexual relationship with Carl. (This version maintains the original meaning but uses simpler language and a more straightforward structure.)

With her phone on record, Tracy knocks on his hotel room door and suggests an afternoon in bed.

How will Carl react? And will Abi really leave Kevin?

4. Controlling Theo Silverton manipulates Todd Grimshaw

Upon hearing that Gemma plans to invite both Todd and Billy, including the late Paul Foreman’s character played by Peter Ash, to her birthday celebration, Theo expresses his frustration.

Upon arriving home, Todd finds Theo preparing a curry, yet when Todd mentions heading to the pub, Theo subtly persuades him to stay instead due to his distress over his children.

It’s surprising when Theo encounters Noah Hedley (Richard Winsor) sporting a shiner, as Gary Windass (Mikey North) hasn’t spoken about the assault he allegedly perpetrated on Noah.

Theo expresses gratitude towards Gary, Billy, and Maria Connor (Samia Longchambon) for their assistance. He emphasizes that a situation with Noah might pose risks to the children’s access, suggesting it could be challenging to proceed without potential repercussions concerning the kids.

Later on, Todd and Billy spot Miles, the son of Noah and Theo, distributing flyers. In an attempt to communicate with him, Billy cautions Miles that he might be undergoing indoctrination.

At Summer Spellman’s (Harriet Bibby) birthday party, Miles unexpectedly shows up, catching Billy off guard. Meanwhile, Theo surprises Todd by expressing his disapproval of Todd continuing to see Billy.

Forcing Todd to choose between them, Theo’s behaviour is becoming ever more controlling.

How much worse will he get?

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5. Carl Webster defends Brody Michaelis from threat

In a local pub, Dev discovers Brody and Dylan Wilson (Liam McCheyne) attempting to sneak alcohol, prompting him to eject them. This situation leaves Tim Metcalfe (Joe Duttine) curious about the commotion.

Dev tells Tim how Brody brought drugs to Aadi’s party and now he’s tried to ruin Aadi’s leaving do.

Sally and Tim inform Brody that, temporarily, Social Services have decided to place Joanie Michaelis, or Savanna Pennington, with her aunt.

In my cinematic perspective, as I’m engrossed in the narrative, I find myself caught up in Sally and Tim’s conversation about standing by their friend Brody. The tension escalates when it’s revealed that Carl manages to regain his position at the garage. My heart races as the scene unfolds, and then, out of nowhere, two rough-looking individuals appear, threatening Brody and demanding compensation for a stolen car.

In the sequence of events, it was Carl who intervened. Later on, he discovers that the car’s MOT certificate belonging to Ollie actually belongs to Fiona, and because of faulty brakes, Ollie faces charges for reckless driving.

Carl tells Brody they’ll cut out the middle men and do the stealing themselves.

What could possibly go wrong?

6. Jenny Connor makes dramatic accusation when Christina Boyd returns

Jenny thinks George Shuttleworth (Tony Maudsley) is being too trusting with women online.

While conversing with Glenda Shuttleworth (Jodie Prenger), they both display astonishment upon the unexpected arrival of Christina, who is in search of George.

Christina discloses that her swindling associate Dom (Dominic Rickhards) has passed away, and she’s merely getting together with George for funeral arrangements.

I firmly believe that Christina is hiding something shady, so I confidently stride into The Undertakers and proclaim that Dom is not deceased.

I’m convinced Christina is involved in some underhanded business, and with that conviction, I walk into The Undertakers and announce to everyone present that Dom isn’t dead.

As Jenny rips open the coffin, what will she find?

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2025-08-19 03:25