Hollyoaks spoilers follow for the latest episode to air on E4 and stream on the Channel 4 service.
Hollyoaks has aired a heartbreaking outcome for Dee Dee Hutchinson as she continues to struggle with Diane's death and takes ketamine after being egged on by her shady friend Trina.
The previous episode saw Trina filming Dee Dee experiencing a trip, and in the latest instalment, Dee Dee turned up to school to discover headteacher Nancy Osborne and dad Tony waiting for her.
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"Unfortunately, it has been sent all around the school," Nancy explained after showing them the video. She asked Dee Dee to be honest, but the teen got angry and stormed out.
Outside, Tony tried to warn her that drugs were dangerous, and people like Hunter McQueen and Lizzie Chen-Williams had lost their lives to illegal substances just a few years ago.
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However, Dee Dee replied by coldly telling him that she wished he had died and not Diane.
Later on, in The Dog car park, Tony bemoaned the situation to Warren Fox, who talked about his sister Katy's overdose, Sebastian Blake's leukaemia, and told Tony to do whatever it takes to protect his kids.
In the village, Maddox Keane tried to help Dee Dee, but she told him to kiss her as she just wanted some fun to take her mind off things. As she started to cause a scene, Beth took him away, and Leela Lomax dragged her to her flat.
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Leela tried to have a heart-to-heart with Dee Dee when Tony came around, and suggested they put everything that's happened behind them and go for a drive and food like they used to.
However, Tony had actually driven her to a youth recovery centre, where people were waiting to take her bags from Tony.
She insisted that she wasn't "some druggie" and had only taken ketamine twice, but Tony told her that he would do anything to keep her safe and drove off, leaving her devastated.
Hollyoaks airs on Mondays-Wednesdays with its Channel 4 streaming premiere at 7am, then an E4 broadcast the same night at 7pm. Full episodes are also released on YouTube a week after their Channel 4 release.
Selected omnibus episodes are available via Prime Video.
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