Home and Away confirms the show’s next wedding storyline

The on-off couple may be heading for a happy ending at last, as Eden looks forward to a long-term future with Cash.

Eden recently took a leap of faith by reuniting with Cash, who’d called off their original engagement last year following the tragic death of his sister Felicity.

At the time, a grieving Cash told Eden that he was trying to protect her as everyone close to him seems to die.

Their reunion hasn’t been plain sailing, however. Australian viewers have already seen Eden warn Cash that they needed to take things slowly while they rebuild their trust. Those scenes will air on UK screens next week.

This week’s Australian episodes have seen Eden’s stance start to change. After a stable few weeks in the relationship and no further red flags from Cash, she told her brother Levi that she was ready to get engaged again.

During a heart-to-heart at Mac and Levi’s home, Eden told her sibling: “I’ve been thinking about putting the whole marriage thing back on the table.”

Asked what was holding her back, she quipped: “Mind-numbing terror! I’m just worried that Cash is going to hurt me again.”

Follow-up scenes in Thursday’s Australian episode (April 3) saw Eden confide in her close friend Kirby Aramoana next.

Eden confirmed that she was still looking for the right moment to discuss the engagement with Cash, but was holding back as he’d been so busy with his best man duties for Tane Parata and Harper Matheson’s ill-fated wedding day.

With Eden still hesitant, how long will it take for her to tell Cash exactly what she wants from their future?

Next week on Home and Away, tension simmers in Summer Bay as unresolved emotions and secret motivations come to a head. Irene’s frosty behaviour sparks confusion among her friends, Cash faces a pivotal career decision, and Abigail starts to find her footing in a new chapter.

Irene’s Silence Sends Shockwaves

It’s clear that Irene’s commitment to structure is still deeply rooted in the stability she found during her time in rehab. So, when Leah shows up late for their morning walk, Irene is visibly irritated. Her desire to maintain a strict routine appears to be about more than just staying active—it’s her way of holding on to the progress she’s made. But when John becomes the latest target of her silence, the situation takes a puzzling turn.

John, confused and clearly hurt, turns to Leah to ask what’s going on between him and Irene, only to find out she’s just as in the dark. Dana, sensing John’s pain, tries to find a way to help but finds herself torn. Although she sees how deeply Irene’s behaviour is affecting John, she chooses loyalty, refusing to divulge much about how Irene’s really doing.

John’s distress only grows as he’s left on the outside, unsure why Irene has turned so cold. Dana’s discomfort increases as she realises that simply staying neutral might no longer be enough.

Dana Plays Mediator – With Mixed Results

Trying to help in her own way, Dana takes matters into her own hands and engineers a situation to get John and Irene in the same room. But if she was hoping for a warm reunion or a heart-to-heart, she’s sorely mistaken. The tension is thick, and whatever unresolved feelings Irene is holding onto quickly bubble to the surface.

Although Dana’s intervention doesn’t immediately resolve anything, it may be the first step toward unearthing what’s really been going on with Irene—and why she’s so determined to keep John at a distance.

Could Irene’s silence be rooted in guilt, regret, or something deeper she hasn’t shared with anyone yet?

Cash Fears History Will Repeat Itself

Meanwhile, Cash is facing an entirely different kind of dilemma. With Rose preparing to leave, a promotion opportunity opens up—but Cash is hesitant. Despite his qualifications and experience, something is holding him back. The reason? His relationship with Eden.

Cash confides in Eden, admitting that he’s worried a career move might create distance between them again. Their past isn’t without its share of heartache, and he doesn’t want ambition to come at the expense of love.

But Eden isn’t having any of it. In a supportive but firm conversation, she reminds him that leadership is a part of who he is—and it’s exactly what she admires about him. She urges him not to let fear dictate his future and assures him that their relationship is strong enough to survive whatever changes may come.

Her words strike a chord, and by the end of the conversation, it looks like Cash might finally be ready to embrace his potential and step back into a leadership role.

Abigail Turns a New Page

Elsewhere in the Bay, Abigail is adjusting to her new job at Salt following her difficult decision to leave the board shop—and create some space from Mali. Although things have been rocky between them, her move to Salt signals a positive shift as she focuses on her own path for the first time in a while.

Though there are still challenges ahead for Abigail, including working under Mackenzie and dealing with the demands of hospitality, she’s finding confidence in her independence. And perhaps, with time, it’ll help her and Mali mend what’s been broken—if they’re both willing to meet halfway.

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As Summer Bay continues to grapple with change and emotional fallout, friendships are tested, relationships evolve, and personal growth becomes the theme of the week. Don’t miss these moving episodes as the residents of Home and Away navigate difficult truths and brave new beginnings.

The on-off couple may be heading for a happy ending at last, as Eden looks forward to a long-term future with Cash. Eden recently took a leap of faith by reuniting with Cash, who’d called off their original engagement last year following the tragic death of his sister Felicity. At the time, a grieving Cash…