How will Glen Donnelly (Richard Huggett) respond when Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) asks him to move in?
Harlow Robinson (Jemma Donovan) and Roxy Willis (Zima Anderson) clash over wedding stress, Amy Greenwood (Jacinta Stapleton) disputes with daughter Zara Selwyn (Freya Van Dyke), and a vineyard event devolves into violence!
Here are all of your Neighbours spoilers for the week of January 10th to 14th, 2022.
Terese and Glen move in together
Melanie Pearson (Lucinda Cowden) feels Glen wants more from his relationship with Terese (you didn’t have to hang out with Madame Zolga to figure that out) and confronts him about his affections for his sister-in-law. He tries to deny everything, but Mel isn’t convinced.
When Terese asks Glen to move in with her so he can be her live-in sober companion’ and support her through her addiction difficulties, Glen is taken aback. It may be totally platonic, but is it really a smart idea now that his interest is growing? Mel attempts to dissuade him because it will just aggravate an already difficult situation – but what will Glen do? Imagine Paul Robinson’s (Stefan Dennis) response…
Roxy and Harlow have a fight
When Roxy refuses to ask her to be a bridesmaid, Harlow loses her cool and lashes out at the bride-to-be. Riled Rox retaliates by telling Harlow how she hasn’t disturbed her in months since she became into the adolescent girl version of her merciless grandfather, and the girls’ relationship reaches an all-time low.
David Tanaka (Takaya Honda) encourages Harlow to make amends with Roxy, despite the fact that he finds being his sarcastic niece’s only ally tedious. Former BFF Mackenzie Hargreaves also freezes off stubborn Harlow, who gets scant attention from the future Mrs. Canning (Georgie Stone). Harlow will run out of people to push away if she isn’t careful.
Showdown at the wedding
Wedding plans are causing extra stress for Roxy and Kyle Canning (Chris Milligan), owing to wedding planner Mick Allsop (Joel Creasey), who is alienating the couple’s respective families with his, how shall we phrase it, unorthodox method of dealing with people. The problem is, the betrothed couple is completely unaware that he is grating on everyone’s nerves!
Roxy is disappointed because her mother Gemma Willis (Beth Buchanan) does not support her daughter’s desire to marry, putting a damp squib on the wedding plans. Sheila Canning (Colette Mann) cautions Gem that if Roxy refuses to allow her outspoken mom to help her pick out her outfit, it would irreversibly damage their relationship…
Zara is a troublemaker
Zara tells Amy to chill with Ned Willis (Ben Hall) and Levi Canning (Richie Morris) while she’s in town so that they can reconnect properly. Amy agrees, desperate to be a better mother, but when Zara believes she’s still seeing the boys in secret, she says a horrific lie to discredit Levi.
Zara is compelled to make an apology that she clearly does not mean after admitting she made up the complaint against the perplexed cop. To express his support for Amy’s family, Ned also offers her a position at Harold’s, which he rapidly regrets. Will Zara’s antics cause the trio to fall out?
On another episode of Neighbours
- Leo Tanaka (Tim Kano) hosts an event at the vineyard to lure investors to his new business endeavour, but the evening is ruined by the appearance of Ramsay Street’s most poisonous inhabitant. Vera Punt, not Paul (Sally-Anne Upton). One snide remark is enough to enrage you. Nicolette Stone (Charlotte Chimes) throws a drink over the battleaxe, which is obviously not enjoyable, but it’s better than Mrs Punt getting coated in manure owing to Melanie…
- Despite the episode with Vera, Leo’s career – and presumably personal – future looks bright. When he and his baby mother Britney Barnes (Montana Cox) are alone, she begins to open up about how she feels… only to be interrupted. Are the new parents willing to give their relationship another chance?