Gina continues on her downward spiral as her sister Anna refuses to give up the search for their mum, also in Walford Freddie goes out to locate his biological father
Gina Knight turns to drugs again as Anna Knight continues the search for their missing mother in EastEnders scenes set to air in August.
Gina begins to spiral out of control and upsets Jay Brown when he assumes she's making a move on him. Gina heads to buy drugs from the dealer she met in Peggy’s a few weeks back. Elsewhere, after seeing Alfie Moon’s fatherly bond with Bert and Ernie, Freddie Slater decides he wants to find his dad. He visits Kat Slater and demands she tell him who his dad is.
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