Neighbours could be about to “kill off” Susan Kennedy as show star Bonnie Anderson has teased some disastrous drama on Ramsay Street.
Susan (Jackie Woodburne) has already faced a terrifying time on the Channel 5 soap.
Evil Finn Kelly (Rob Mills) wanted to murder her, and the majority of residents on Ramsay Street turned against her for letting him back into their lives.
Bea Nilsson star Bonnie Anderson, 25, who plays Susan’s niece on the programme, has hinted danger could on the cards for a Ramsay Street family.
Speaking to Express.co.uk, she addressed the dark storyline that could be in store for poor Susan.
Is Neighbours’ Susan about to meet a gruesome end? (Image: Channel 5)
When asked if there was going to be more trouble in future episodes, she replied: “Always! There is always trouble in the Kennedy Household!
“Ramsay Street is a dangerous place and I think the Kennedys always cop it the most!” she added, teasing one of the characters could meet a gruesome end.
Susan is no stranger to facing hardships on Neighbours, so could history be about to repeat itself?
Bonnie Anderson has teased a disaster on Ramsey Street in future Neighbours episodes (Image: Fremantle/Channel 5)
Susan isn’t the only character who could face horror, as Shane Rebecchi could face a tragic relapse.
Shane (Nicholas Coghlan) was left devastated when he discovered his wife Dipi (Sharon Johal) cheated on him.
Dipi embarked on a passionate affair with Pierce Greyson (Don Hany) and ended up falling in love with him.
Shane tries desperately to convince his wife to work with him to fix their marriage.
Could their relationship woes send him over the edge?
Nicholas teased that Shane could about to slide back into his old ways. He told Daily Star: “Absolutely he could relapse.
“The idea of not only the emotional blow of finding this out enough to push him over the edge but the thought of being alone is a horror story as far as he is concerned.
“I don’t think he could survive that.”
Neighbours continues on Thursday at 1pm on Channel 5.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
