A beloved Hollyoaks character's fate is sealed as they are feared to have died in a drowning accident.

Freddie's future is uncertain as he finds himself in a dangerous situation on Friday's episode of Hollyoaks, now available to watch on Channel 4 streaming. The episode, which will air on E4 on Monday July 15 at 7pm, sees Freddie Roscoe's life hanging in the balance after a terrifying encounter with Rex.

As viewers know, Warren Fox has ordered Rex to get rid of Freddie, believing him to be the notorious gangster Blue who has resurfaced after seven years in hiding. Freddie's wife, Grace Black, comes to his rescue and saves him from a watery grave as Rex attempts to carry out Warren's wishes by drowning him in a bathtub.

Thankfully, Grace is able to save Freddie and they both realize that they need to leave the country immediately to escape Warren's wrath. However, Freddie wants Grace to come with him and although she has her doubts, she agrees to go. But as they drive away, Freddie suddenly loses consciousness, leaving Grace fearing the worst.

The tension continues to rise as Warren's obsession with the mysterious Blue grows. He is convinced that Freddie is the one out to destroy him, especially since Freddie has recently returned to Hollyoaks after a long absence. Grace, on the other hand, tries to reason with him and reminds him that rumors about Blue have been circulating for years, making it unlikely that Freddie could be the infamous gangster.

But Freddie's struggle for survival is not the only thing that's changing in Hollyoaks. In September, the show will shift from airing five episodes a week to just three, and several beloved characters will be leaving leading up to this change. Warren's dramatic exit has already been filmed, and it has been confirmed that fan-favorite Matthew James Bailey, who plays Ethan, will also be departing from the show.

Steph Waring, who has played Cindy Cunningham on and off for 28 years, has already wrapped up filming as her character is one of those being written off in the upcoming broadcast changes. As Hollyoaks streams weeknights at 7:30pm on Channel 4's streaming platform and airs on TV at 7pm on E4, fans can't help but wonder what other surprises are in store for their favorite characters.

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