The Rodwell family - Andrew, Wendy & Sadie

[Bossy7]

wendy knew about felixs lower back birth mark

Yes because FELIX told her. And he told her that JJ had an identical birth mark.

[Bossy7]

Back to hating ANDREW!! He did EXACTLY what REMI did with JELIX!!

Hate this SL.

It had such potential to be a hit and writers ruined it with what they did with FELIX. So silly! Missed opportunity for JELIX to be front and centre.

[lizann]

felix saved andrew and he just disowns felix

[Bossy7]

felix saved andrew and he just disowns felix

Right! And then pretty much takes his son from him. I want FELIX out of jail and bonding with JJ. Heck Id even move them in together and away from those so called family members. Just crappy behaviour.

[Pantherboy]

DS article:


Neighbours star fuels rumours of Wendy Rodwell betrayal
"Surely not!"

https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/nei...rayal-rumours/

Neighbours spoilers follow.

Neighbours star Shiv Palekar has fuelled rumours that Wendy Rodwell could betray her husband Andrew in upcoming episodes.

The actor, who plays Haz Devkar, mentioned Wendy's future while promoting some new storylines on Neighbours' social media channels.

Shiv has a semi-regular feature on Neighbours' social pages, which sees him appear in character as Haz and offer cryptic hints at future plots.

Speaking about Wendy in the latest edition, Shiv teased: "She was in the caf? the other day with a younger crowd.

"And out of one of them, there was a very handsome man that she was kind of cosying up to and I thought to myself: 'Wendy, surely not!'"

The storyline is expected to tie in with Wendy hitting the party scene when she starts university in the coming weeks.

Neighbours bosses have released spoiler pictures which show Wendy getting to know new character Quinn, played by actor Louis Le.

Wendy has a great time as she enjoys drinks with her new friends, but will she cross a line with Quinn or stay loyal to Andrew?

Neighbours' executive producer Jason Herbison recently promised some more big storylines for the Rodwell and Varga-Murphy families following the positive reaction they've received from fans in recent months.

He told Digital Spy: "I'm so happy that viewers have embraced the new families, although we did meet the Rodwells last season.

"There were a lot of new characters to get used to and it's a testament to the writers and the actors that they settled in so quickly. We wanted to put them at the forefront and we have long story arcs planned for both families."

Neighbours airs Wendy and Quinn's party scenes in early July.

Neighbours releases new episodes from Mondays to Thursdays for free on Amazon Freevee in the UK and US. In Australia, the show airs from Mondays to Thursdays at 4pm on Channel 10, with a 6.30pm repeat screening on 10 Peach.

[Pantherboy]

Ds article:


Neighbours to reveal newcomer Quinn?s feelings for Wendy
They bond after a night of drinking.

https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/nei...endy-feelings/

Neighbours spoilers follow.

Next week?s episode of Neighbours will see newcomer Quinn reveal his feelings for Wendy Rodwell after the pair strike up a bond.

Wendy recently elected to enrol at the university, and will soon meet some younger friends as she embraces her new lifestyle.

In scenes set to air next Monday (July 1), Wendy will relive her youth as she heads for drinks with her new friends.

After getting to know her course-mates, including the likeable Quinn, Wendy?s night turns into a marathon as she stays out longer than she'd intended.

She pays the price the following morning, however, as she nurses a quite hefty hangover, with Cara and Sadie both seeing the funny side of the matter.

She could soon be back on the drinking trail, however, after Quinn invites her on a pub crawl. Aaron offers to cover Wendy?s shift, leaving her free to attend.

After she accepts the invitation, Quinn looks on with affection of his new friend ? could there potentially be a spark between him and Wendy?...

Should Wendy get closer to Quinn, this will surely have ramifications on her marriage with Andrew, a development that was teased by actor Shiv Palekar.

?She was in the caf? the other day with a younger crowd,? said Palekar, who plays Haz Devkar on the soap. ?And out of one of them, there was a very handsome man that she was kind of cosying up to and I thought to myself: 'Wendy, surely not!?

Executive producer Jason Herbison also teased the developments for both the Rodwell and Varga-Murphy families, saying: ?I'm so happy that viewers have embraced the new families, although we did meet the Rodwells last season.

?There were a lot of new characters to get used to and it's a testament to the writers and the actors that they settled in so quickly. We wanted to put them at the forefront and we have long story arcs planned for both families.?

The episodes will be available to view on Amazon Frevee from July 1. In the meantime, if you're looking for a guide on the best streaming services, check out our handy guide!.

Neighbours releases new episodes from Mondays to Thursdays for free on Amazon Freevee in the UK and US. In Australia, the show airs from Mondays to Thursdays at 4pm on Channel 10, with a 6.30pm repeat screening on 10 Peach Comedy.

[Bossy7]

Am I the only one who thought QUINN would be a girl based on upcoming spoilers involving WENDY lol
A drunk young version of WENDY could be fun to watch..

[Pantherboy]

DS article:


Neighbours split fears revealed for Wendy and Andrew Rodwell
Wendy's secret causes big problems.

https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/nei...w-split-fears/

Neighbours spoilers follow.

Neighbours couple Wendy and Andrew Rodwell hit the rocks next week.

The pair's marriage comes under serious strain when Wendy is caught out for hiding the fact that she's married.

Ever since starting university as a mature student, Wendy has tried to fit in with the younger crowd. She has let her new friends believe that she's single and doesn't have any children.

Later this week, Wendy's lies start to backfire when her husband Andrew and daughter Sadie catch her hosting a wild house party.

Wendy reluctantly comes clean about her efforts to impress the other students by pretending to be younger. However, she still notably keeps quiet about how her friends don't know Andrew and Sadie exist.

In follow-on scenes next week, Cara Varga-Murphy accidentally says too much when she openly questions Andrew's forgiving stance.

Unaware that Wendy is still hiding the extent of her lies, Cara comments that she expected Andrew to be more upset over his wife pretending to be single at uni.

This revelation deeply upsets Andrew, even when Wendy brushes it off as a silly game that she was playing to fit in. Andrew disagrees, convinced that Wendy would have kept up the pretence for much longer if she hadn't been busted.

As Andrew pushes Wendy to explain her actions, she admits that it was fun to play out a different life scenario for a while. This makes Andrew feel worse, as he fears that he and Sadie don't exist in Wendy's dream life.

Later, Wendy worries that Andrew has left her when it's past midnight and he still hasn't returned home from work. She's unable to reach him for an explanation ? is she right to fear the worst?

Neighbours airs these scenes on Monday, July 22.

Neighbours releases new episodes from Mondays to Thursdays for free on Amazon Freevee in the UK and US. In Australia, the show airs from Mondays to Thursdays at 4pm on Channel 10, with a 6.30pm repeat screening on 10 Peach Comedy.

[Pantherboy]

Ds article:


Neighbours' Wendy Rodwell to face prejudice in upsetting scenes
Wendy questions a major accomplishment.

https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/nei...ejudice-story/

Neighbours spoilers follow.

Wendy Rodwell will face prejudice in upsetting Neighbours scenes next week.

It has been a tumultuous year for Wendy, as she's faced marriage troubles with her husband Andrew Rodwell after pretending she was single to a new group of friends.

Wendy has tried to pursue a new path as a mature student at Erinsborough University where she faces discrimination in upcoming scenes.

As this new storyline begins, Wendy still feels guilty over her lies even though Andrew and daughter Sadie have assured her they are willing to move forward.

Wendy is asked to hang out with her younger group of friends once again, though they encourage her to be honest with them this time around.

Andrew once again offers support over Wendy's guilty feelings, reminding her she missed out on the uni experience earlier in life and deserves to have some fun now.

He even agrees to join Wendy and her friends for a drink, though this gesture only makes Wendy realise she wants to experience this new part of her life on her own.

Wendy eventually has a change in attitude when she's accepted into this new group of friends once again ? with Andrew being encouraged to join in too.

She then sets her sights on Erinsborough University's Gatsford Mentorship, admitting to Andrew and Cara Varga-Murphy that the award would boost her spirits.

All of Wendy's hard work on the project is rewarded when she's eventually announced as the winner of the Gatsford Mentorship.

Another university student, Heidi, soon makes prejudicial accusations that the entire Gatsford Mentorship was just a diversity ploy by the university's PR team to look good.

Wendy is taken aback by Heidi's discriminatory comment, so shuts down Andrew's attempts to celebrate her victory.

When Andrew clocks that Wendy is hiding something, she confesses that Heidi's hurtful words have left her wondering if she'd won the award on merit.

Cara tries to be supportive by suggesting Wendy file an official complaint, noting that she'd faced discrimination in her life as well because she's a member of the LGBTQ+ community.

Her recommendation doesn't sway Wendy, who finally finds some understanding with friend Quinn Lao as they discuss the prejudice they face on a day-to-day basis.

These powerful scenes will be airing on Neighbours on Tuesday, July 30, and Wednesday, July 31.

Neighbours releases new episodes from Mondays to Thursdays for free on Amazon Freevee in the UK and US. In Australia, the show airs from Mondays to Thursdays at 4pm on Channel 10, with a 6.30pm repeat screening on 10 Peach Comedy.