Next week in Coronation Street (June 9–13), the drama escalates to staggering levels as life-altering secrets come to light and familiar faces face devastating consequences. From surprise collapses and emotional memorials to shocking arrests and mysterious family revelations, the cobbles are bursting with tension.

We begin with Kit, who’s still reeling from the suspicion that he may be Brody’s biological father. Despite trying to keep his distance, Kit is drawn in again when he sees Brody spiraling, especially with his toxic father figure Mick now behind bars for his involvement in Craig Tinker’s death. Kit’s heart is in the right place, but Brody, poisoned by Mick’s lies, sees Kit as the enemy. Things escalate when Kit spots Brody stealing from a wine delivery van. Though Kit stops him, the fallout is explosive—Brody accuses him of harassment, leaving Kit increasingly isolated.

The situation spirals out of control when Kit, Sarah, and Bernie discover Brody unconscious outside the Rovers, a smashed whiskey bottle by his side. The community reels—what happened to Brody, and will he be okay? This moment brings the mystery of Kit and Brody’s connection into sharp focus, and the looming question of a DNA test resurfaces. Can the truth finally come out before Brody heads further down a dark path?

Meanwhile, Craig’s memorial triggers its own wave of emotional fallout. Lou, struggling with guilt over her connection to Craig’s death through her husband Mick, tries to make amends but receives frosty receptions. Maria, in particular, is less than welcoming, and Lou’s attempt to help at the salon only stirs more unease. When Kit fails to appear at Craig’s tribute—despite being asked to speak—tensions hit their peak. With Kit missing and emotions running high, Lisa is left to deliver a heartfelt, tear-filled speech in his place.

But Lou doesn’t stop causing friction. During a BBQ at the Platt house, she spots her opportunity and makes a move on cash left in Shona’s bag. Maria catches her red-handed and demands Lou empty her pockets. Just then, a crash from the living room sends everyone running—Lou’s lying on the floor, surrounded by shattered glass from a new coffee table, with Maria hovering over her. Minutes later, the police arrive and arrest Maria for actual bodily harm. Is she being framed, or has Maria truly snapped?

Elsewhere, Betsy’s storyline takes a dark and dangerous twist. While helping Lisa go through old files, Betsy stumbles upon a locked-away secret and suspects it has something to do with her biological roots. Lisa tries to shut her down, saying Betsy legally can’t access sperm donor information until she’s 18. But Betsy’s curiosity is insatiable—especially after uncovering a photo and a cryptic letter involving her late other mother, Becky.

In her determination to uncover the truth, Betsy enlists Lauren and the two secretly visit Highfield Prison. Their destination? Logan Radcliffe, Mason’s older brother and the man who killed him. Betsy’s hope is that Logan can tell her more about Becky’s death—but she may have underestimated the danger of making deals with someone like Logan. He’s not one to share secrets for free. Lisa has no idea where her daughter has gone, and when the truth comes out, the fallout could fracture their already strained relationship forever.

Meanwhile, Sally and Tim’s fostering journey brings unexpected emotional weight. When Sally walks in to find Tim babysitting Joanie and Chenise—Lou’s daughters—she suspects Lou may be taking advantage. But a heated argument is cut short when they realize how terrified the girls are, clearly triggered by the shouting. It’s a poignant moment that highlights the trauma these children carry, and it strengthens Sally and Tim’s resolve to provide them with a safe home.

And finally, heartbreak strikes at Number 11. Todd’s budding romance with Theo is tested when Theo’s daughter Millie arrives unannounced—with shocking news: she’s pregnant. Theo decides to move back in with his family for stability, leaving Todd feeling cast aside. Though Theo insists it’s not the end of their relationship, missed dates and subtle withdrawals hint that Todd might be watching his love slip away. A family photo Millie posts online only deepens Todd’s fear—has he already lost Theo for good?