The calm before the storm is officially over in Weatherfield, and two families are on the verge of implosion. As paternity lies unravel and betrayal bubbles to the surface, Coronation Street fans are in for a week of brutal consequences.

Mick McKis is no stranger to violence — but this week, viewers will see a side of him more terrifying than ever. A fragile, ticking time bomb, Mick finally explodes when a bitter confrontation with Kit Green exposes a secret that shakes his world to the core. It’s not just anger anymore. It’s betrayal, grief, and utter devastation.

Kit’s bombshell — that Mick’s longtime partner Lou may have cheated on him — sends Mick into a spiral. The shocking implication? Brody, the boy Mick has raised as his own, might not be his biological son. Worse still, the true father may be none other than Kit himself. When Lou’s confession lines up with the timeline, Mick sees red.

Consumed with rage, Mick lashes out in a violent outburst that leaves Lou bruised and broken. But it’s only the beginning. Kit becomes the new target — and with Mick already unraveling, no one is safe.

Joe Leighton, who plays Mick, says it best: “He’s not evil. He’s broken. But the choices he makes — they’re unforgivable.” As Mick hunts Kit down, vengeance takes over. Will someone die before the truth can be fully revealed?

Meanwhile, elsewhere on the cobbles, Daisy’s carefully constructed revenge scheme takes a twist of its own. What began as a con to punish Jenny for her betrayal has spiraled into something much darker. With Christina and Dom scheming behind Daisy’s back, she finds herself double-crossed — and dangerously alone.

When Daisy uncovers the true nature of her mother’s plan, including a kiss shared with Dom and burner phones used to hide their communication, she realizes she’s the one being played. And this time, it’s not just about money. It’s about survival.

Torn between protecting herself and exposing the full web of lies, Daisy makes the decision to leave Weatherfield behind. But Jenny, finally aware of the deception, pleads with her to stay. It’s too late. The damage is done, the truth too painful.

As Daisy says her final goodbyes, Daniel reappears — the man who once promised her stability and love. But now, even he can’t overlook what she’s done. Their goodbye is heartbreaking, filled with regret and what-ifs.

At the same time, Debbie faces her own private hell. Her vascular dementia diagnosis, though still hidden from most, casts a long shadow over her future. With Carl struggling to keep the secret and her relationship with Ronnie on the rocks, Debbie’s world feels smaller by the day.

By the end of the week, the cobbles are scarred — emotionally and physically. Violence, betrayal, and lies have torn through the heart of the street. And as Mick’s hunt for revenge continues, the question remains: who will survive?

In Weatherfield, no secret stays buried forever. And sometimes, the truth is the most dangerous weapon of all.