EastEnders fans spot Stella's 'link' to Pastor Clayton as she confronts Yolande

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EastEnders fans spot Stella's 'link' to Pastor Clayton as she confronts Yolande

Viewers of the beloved BBC series EastEnders are convinced that Stella might be enduring abuse from her husband, Pastor Clayton, after a recent tense face-off with Yolande Trueman on the show.

The drama soared to new heights during the episode as Yolande attempted to maintain normalcy despite distressing experiences caused by Pastor Clayton. Stella, seemingly fraught with anger, confronted her at the community centre.

Stella demanded that Yolande withdraw her statement to the police and seemed certain other accusers would do the same. However, Yolande starkly refused, asserting: "They're doing it because now it's their chance."

As Yolande divulged more about the horrific abuse, Stella appeared visibly shaken. Nevertheless, she continued to stand up for her husband's monstrous acts.

Tensions were running high on the BBC programme
Tensions were running high on the BBC programme

Yolande exclaimed: "He violated me. Do you know how that made me feel? It made me hate myself!" reports the Daily Star.

She added: "Your husband made a fool of me. And from where I'm standing, it looks like he made a fool of you too!"

Amidst the tears shared between the two women, fans speculated that Stella might also be suffering under Clayton's control. A viewer commented online: "Stella has clearly been abused and manipulated by Clayton too, good for Yolande for seeing it. She's a bigger person than I would've been, to both Agatha and Stella."

Fans think Stella was abused by Pastor Clayton too
Fans think Stella was abused by Pastor Clayton too

Another added: "I can see the look in Stella's eyes. It's fear. Yolande is right, Stella deserves better."

A third viewer weighed in with their thoughts, commenting: "Stella is in denial. I think Clayton was physically abusive to her too. I think he hit Stella on multiple occasions or started belittling her."

The episode ended on a cliffhanger that left Yolande's fate hanging in the balance. The scene showed her settling down for the night when Pastor Clayton appeared at her doorstep, barging in and declaring that he's not leaving.

Yolande stood up to stella
Yolande stood up to stella

The dramatic conclusion had fans flocking to social media to express their concern. One fan speculated: "I hoped that last scene was a nightmare and Yolande is being haunted by Clayton or she's hallucinating?!"

Another fan expressed fear for Yolande's safety, saying: "Clayton is at the door to confront Yolande. HE BETTER NOT HURT HER."

EastEnders airs Mondays-Thursdays at 7:30pm on BBC One.

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