 Cindy Cunningham (Stephanie Waring) is hospitalised in Hollyoaks next week as her loved ones become concerned for her amid her mental health struggles. The entrepreneur, as viewers know, has stopped taking her bipolar medication, which she revealed to Grace Black (Tamara Wall) and Zara Morgan (Kelly Condron) on the day of their heist. The robbery ended in disaster, with Grace taking the fall and going to prison, while Zara decided to grab her freedom with both hands, exiting the village to pursue her dreams. Cindy, meanwhile, has been left on her own, without the support of her best friends and sisters, with it becoming clear to audiences that she's in need of help. Tom (Ellis Hollins), who knew that Cindy had missed a six-month bipolar appointment, was under the impression that she had rescheduled and thus remains unaware of what she's currently going through. The young businessman receives a huge shock in upcoming scenes when he finds out that Rafe Harcourt (Chris Gordon) is the new owner of the market, vowing to put a stop to the sale as he sets off to notify Cindy. Cindy is hospitalised as Tony comes to realise she is struggling with her bipolar (Picture: Lime Pictures) But Cindy already knows, freely admitting to Tom that she committed fraud by signing his name, thus selling the market – with its debt leaving them with no profit whatsoever! The revelation leaves Tom floored, as he admits that he wants nothing more to do with her, unaware of what she's going through. Cindy doesn't appear to realise what Tom has said, with her attention subsequently turning to Dave Chen-Williams (Dominic Power), who bags a date with her. MORE : Hollyoaks reveals first look at Luke Morgan's return 'from the dead' as he reunites with Cindy Cunningham Things, however, take a turn, with the pair's big day out seeing reality start to slip further away from Cindy. Cindy is subsequently hospitalised, with){kind=link}
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Cindy Cunningham (Stephanie Waring) is hospitalised in Hollyoaks next week as her loved ones become concerned for her amid her mental health struggles.
The entrepreneur, as viewers know, has stopped taking her bipolar medication, which she revealed to Grace Black (Tamara Wall) and Zara Morgan (Kelly Condron) on the day of their heist.
The robbery ended in disaster, with Grace taking the fall and going to prison, while Zara decided to grab her freedom with both hands, exiting the village to pursue her dreams.
Cindy, meanwhile, has been left on her own, without the support of her best friends and sisters, with it becoming clear to audiences that she’s in need of help.