Next week on Home and Away in the UK, one of Summer Bay’s most fragile romances implodes in spectacular fashion, as Remi finally confesses a betrayal that Bree never saw coming —

and can never forgive. What begins as a moment of long-overdue honesty spirals into a devastating reckoning, exposing lies, broken trust, and emotional wounds that cut far deeper than either of them expected.

After a sleepless night weighed down by guilt, Remi wakes knowing there is no way forward without telling the truth. The secret he’s been carrying — his night with Avalon —

has been eating away at him, and by evening, he finally gathers the courage to face Bree. He sends her a message, telling her he needs to come over. Bree, unaware of what’s about to unfold, feels a flicker of relief when he arrives, hopeful that whatever tension has been hanging between them might finally ease.

But the mood shifts instantly. As Bree leans in to kiss him, Remi pulls back. The hesitation is enough to set her on edge. He tells her he needs to say something first. Then the words land like a bombshell: he slept with Avalon.

Bree is blindsided. The confession knocks the breath from her lungs as Remi rushes to explain, insisting that it “meant nothing” and that he has no feelings for Avalon whatsoever. But when Bree asks the one question that matters — why — Remi has no answer. “I don’t know,” is all he can manage. It’s the emptiness of that response that seals his fate. Unable to look at him, Bree tells him to leave, throwing him out of the apartment as her world collapses around her.

Still reeling, Bree barely has time to process what’s happened before Dana arrives and immediately senses something is wrong. Bree doesn’t sugar-coat it. Remi cheated. Saying the words out loud only makes it hurt more, and as she struggles to make sense of the betrayal, another complication walks through the door: Sonny.

Bree turns on him instantly, demanding answers. Did he know what was going on during Kirby’s launch and farewell? And what was Sonny trying to say to her on the beach before Remi interrupted? Unbeknownst to Bree, Sonny is also carrying secrets — including the truth about Remi’s drug use — and his hesitation only fuels her anger. Sensing evasion, Bree snaps, telling Sonny to go to hell before he can say another word.

The next morning, Sonny returns with coffees, hoping to smooth things over and offer some clarity. But Bree isn’t ready to hear it. Sonny insists he had no idea about Avalon, but admits that if Bree wants the full truth, she needs to hear it directly from Remi. It’s not comfort — it’s confirmation that there’s still more she doesn’t know.

Meanwhile, back at the share house, Avalon shows up with nerve to spare, acting as though nothing has changed. She casually suggests that Remi continue working on her album. Remi shuts it down immediately, telling her he’ll finish mixing what’s already recorded, and that’s it. Eden, watching the exchange, is furious. She doesn’t hold back, confronting Avalon head-on for knowingly getting involved with someone who was in a committed relationship.

Avalon fires back just as fiercely, claiming she made Remi feel more alive over the past few weeks than he had in ages. It’s a cruel, cutting statement — and made at the worst possible moment. Bree has just stepped into the back garden. She hears everything.

The damage is immediate and irreversible.

Remi scrambles to do damage control, convincing Bree to at least hear him out. He insists Avalon didn’t stay over and claims she only turned up that morning. He swears the hookup was a one-off, the result of getting caught up in the moment after a few drinks. Bree is stunned. A few drinks? That’s all it took for him to destroy everything they had built?

As the conversation deepens, Bree confronts him about Kirby’s launch. Remi knows he can’t dodge it anymore and finally admits the truth — he missed it because he was coming down. The revelation hits Bree even harder than the affair itself. It’s another lie. Another boundary crossed. Another moment where Remi chose secrecy over honesty.

What hurts most is the hypocrisy. Bree had trusted Remi with her deepest trauma, opening herself up in ways she never had before. In return, he hid his struggles, his mistakes, and his betrayal until it was too late. To Bree, the affair isn’t just about Avalon — it’s about the pattern of dishonesty that’s now impossible to ignore.

Desperate, Remi asks what he can do to fix it. The answer is devastating in its finality. There is nothing to fix. Bree tells him firmly that it’s over.

The breakup isn’t loud or explosive — it’s cold, controlled, and absolute. Bree has reached the point where protecting herself matters more than salvaging something broken beyond repair. For Remi, it’s the moment he realizes that one reckless choice has cost him everything.

As the fallout ripples through Summer Bay, the question remains: is this truly the end for Bree and Remi, or will remorse and regret drive him to fight for a second chance that may never come? One thing is certain — this betrayal has changed them both, and the scars will linger long after the dust settles.