3 big Coronation Street spoilers – Daisy exposed, unexpected return and Jenny reveals all

It looks as though Daisy Midgeley’s lies are about to catch up with her as Coronation Street fans are set to see explosive scenes next week.

Coronation Street residents should expect some spectacular moments next week. Official ITV soap opera spoilers say secrets are revealed, faces reappear, and falsehoods are exposed.

Played by Lucy Fallon, Bethany Platt tests her investigative abilities after developing certain superstitions about the money Daisy Midgeley (Charlotte Jordan) has. Will she learn more than she bargained for when she gets a chance to spend some time by herself in Daisy’s absence?

In another scene, Sally Ann Matthews’s character Jenny Connor is beginning to worry that she and Daisy will be discovered. She may be feeling the strain as she chastises Daisy for showing off the money.

A Weatherfield resident unexpectedly returns in the midst of everything, which might have disastrous effects. The three main Coronation Street plots that will appear next week are summarised on Express.co.uk.

Determined to improve their relationship, Bethany devises a scheme to strengthen their connection. Daniel is informed by Bethany that she will phone Daisy to see if she needs any assistance getting ready for their supper tonight.

She is able to convince Daisy, who is hesitant, to allow her assist with cooking while they are staying at the Rovers. But Bethany’s cheeky side takes over and she cranks up the oven while Daisy is preoccupied.

Daisy leaves to get a fresh apple pie since their current one has burned to a crisp. Meanwhile, Ryan Connor (Ryan Prescott) and Bethany are still preparing the dinner.

But Bethany is left alone and takes advantage of the chance to go through drawers when Jenny asks Ryan to come down to the bar.

She rushes out, shoving something into her purse, and looks at what she took in the builder’s yard. Bethany is captivated as she flips through Stephen’s journal.

Will she discover the actual story behind how the Rovers were salvaged and the source of the funding?

After his mother Violet Wilson (Jenny Platt) pushed him back to London, Sean is overjoyed to see his kid back in Weatherfield.

She clarifies, however, that their excursion isn’t just for fun since they have to pick up some dress shoes for Dylan Wilson (Liam Mccheyne) before the hearing.

Later, the mother and son plan to visit the Bistro, but Bella, one of Dylan’s former school pals, interrupts them.

Dylan gladly agrees when she invites him to join her later for ice cream at the station.

But when he gets there, he’s shocked to see that nasty bully Mason Radcliffe (Luca Toolan) is waiting for him.

Is Dylan going to be in danger soon? Or, in an effort to avoid the hearing, would Mason try to persuade Dylan to change his mind?

As Carla pokes fun at Bethany’s charges, Jenny attempts to hide her fear while they are in the café. Afterwards, it’s evident that Jenny is shaken by her remarks.

Jenny, who is under pressure, tells Daisy that they must figure out a means to return the money to Carla without her knowing about it.

Daisy, nevertheless, thinks they should simply remain silent and make no admissions.

Later, while the karaoke night is in full swing, Jenny chastises Daisy for showing off her money while Sally complements Daisy on her brand-new, luxury purse.

Despite not realising that her words are being recorded by a microphone. Carla notices the tension as Ryan intervenes to attempt to diffuse the situation.

Carla discovers Jenny in Victoria Garden, and she is obviously unhappy over something. When

Jenny creases when she is questioned about Bethany’s misgivings over Stephen’s money.

She informs Carla that they stole everything but that they intended to pay it back, admitting the entire affair.

Can Carla accept Jenny’s forgiveness? Or is she going to get retribution for being duped and misled?