EastEnders' Linda Carter is to confess her rape hell to Stacey Slater.
The Queen Vic landlady - played by Kellie Bright - will finally open up about being sexually assaulted by Dean Wicks (Matt Di Angelo) when she realises Stacey (Lacey Turner) is growing close to him.
Linda - whose husband Mick (Danny Dyer) is yet to discover that Dean is in fact his brother and not his nephew - was left so traumatised by the rape that she hasn't been able to bring herself to tell anyone but decides to warn Stacey, who has a young daughter named Lily, when she realises they've become romantically involved.
A source told the Daily Star newspaper: "Linda can see that Stacey's falling for Dean and she can't just sit back and watch it happen, given everything she knows.
"She would hate it if Stacey were to be attacked when she could have done something to prevent it. It's a big moment for Linda to open up about what happened to her, but it's going to open up a massive can of worms."
The emotional scenes are set to air next month and, in the meantime, Linda will be seen confessing to husband Mick that she's pregnant on tonight's (21.11.14) episode of the BBC One soap and while he's thrilled with the news, she is unsure as to who the baby belongs to.
The source added: "When Mick finds out that Linda's not only been raped but she's pregnant too, he's going to lose the plot."

Carl Fogarty has an "evil streak" and is "dedicated" to winning 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!'
The four-time World Superbike Championship winner has no qualms about facing bush tucker trials while appearing on the show because he "does not know the meaning" of fear and is "dedicated" to winning.
The 49-year-old racer - nicknamed Foggy - recalled his determination for victory, even as a child, saying: "When I raced other kids at the back of my house I always had to be first. And when I won, I wanted to win more and more.
"I don't see the point in doing something unless you are going to be the best at it."
The mouthy contestant arrived in the jungle over the weekend but admitted although he is fighting for victory in the star-studded camp, he will take no notice of what the general public think of him.
He explained: "I don't care what people think. If you take 100,000 people, 95,000 might think I'm ace and 5,000 might hate my guts because I'm outspoken."
Speaking about his nasty side in 'Foggy: The Explosive Autobiography', he said: "There's no doubt I've got an evil streak because I laugh at other people's misfortunes. Anything which is not too serious I always find amusing."

Jessie J has hinted she could be set to return to 'The Voice'.
The 26-year-old star was a mentor on the BBC One talent show for two years between 2012 and 2013 before being replaced by Kylie Minogue on the 2014 series and Rita Ora for the upcoming 2015 series, but she's now suggested she could be set to return.
She told the January edition of Q magazine: "I miss doing 'The Voice'. It's this time of year that they film it, so winter days remind me of doing the show.
"But who knows? It might not be that long until I'm back on 'The Voice'. Wink, wink!"
However, the 'Do It Like A Dude' hitmaker - who failed to lead any of her contestants to victory during her time on the show, losing out to Sir Tom Jones and The Script rocker Danny O'Donoghue - may have been implying she's signed up to perform on the show rather than reprise her role as a judge.
Meanwhile, 'EastEnders' actress Jessie Wallace's boyfriend of two years, Tim Arnold, has made it through to the televised heats of the contest.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Jessie is expected to go to the studio to support Tim. He's besotted with her and has written lots of songs about their love. She's even sung with him in the past."
The upcoming series of 'The Voice' is set to air on BBC One next year.

'X Factor' star Andrea Faustini has revealed he's still a virgin.
The 20-year-old singer has confessed he has never had a sexual relationship his life and compares himself to unlucky-in-love literary and film character Bridget Jones.
He admitted: "Love is something that I have never looked for and has never come my way. I haven't yet found the special person who is right for me. I am the male Bridget Jones- awkward. I always mess up."
When quizzed if was a virgin in an interview with Italian Vanity Fair magazine, he replied: "Well, if in 20 years I have never been in love..."
Andrea also insisted he is not going to lose any weight to help him find love or achieve pop success because he is comfortable in his own skin.
He said: "The physical form has never been a problem for me. I have always been proud of my belly, acquired with years of carbs!"
Andrea admits it has been a dream come true to have Mel B as his mentor because she was always his favourite Spice Girl, and he once even had a doll of the pop star.
He revealed: "She is voluptuous like me, and frank and direct. When I was little I was a Spice Girls fan. When I saw them I used to crease up laughing. I was even given a Mel B Barbie as a present in 1998."
Andrea will sing to stay in the competition again this Saturday (22.11.14) with the theme being Whitney Houston versus Sir Elton John.

Penelope Cruz is to star in 'Zoolander 2'.
The 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides' actress will star alongside Ben Stiller in the upcoming comedy sequel, Deadline reports.
Stiller will reprise his role as the dim-witted supermodel Derek Zoolander while it's been rumoured Will Ferrell will return as fashion mogul Jacobim Mugato and Owen Wilson as Zoolander's rival Hansel McDonald.
The 'Dodgeball' actor directed and contributed to scriptwriting for the first film but 'The Leftovers' star Justin Theroux will now direct from his own script for Paramount Pictures and Stiller will produce alongside Stuart Cornfeld for Red Hour.
It is so far unclear what role Cruz, who has a small part in the upcoming Sacha Baron Cohen comedy 'Grimsby' and recently wrapped on Julio Medem's 'Ma ma' in Spain, will take on in 'Zoolander 2'.
The original 'Zoolander' saw Stiller fully commit to his stupid role, from his "Blue Steel" pose to the catwalk showdown between himself and Hansel, to the freak gasoline fight accident.
The 48-year-old actor has been looking to make the sequel for 13-years now but has yet to confirm whether his 87-year-old father Jerry Stiller - who is best known for his role in the sitcom 'The King of Queens' - will be reprising his role as model agent Maury Ballstein.
Meanwhile, Stiller is reportedly also set to bring his despicable fitness guru character White Goodman back to life in 'Dodgeball 2'.

Andrew Garfield is set to star in war drama 'Hacksaw Ridge', which Mel Gibson is in line to direct. The 31-year-old actor is in talks to take on the role of Desmond T. Doss, a real life US Army medic who served in World War II and refused to kill the ...

Cher has cancelled her 'Dressed to Kill' tour due to a viral infection.
The 68-year-old music legend has announced she has been forced to call off the second leg of her 'Dressed to Kill' tour after doctors advised her she needed more time off to recover the illness.
In an statement, Cher said: "Nothing like this has ever happened to me. I cannot apologise enough to all the fans who bought tickets. I'm so proud of this show. It is my best ever. I sincerely hope that we can come back again next year and finish what we started."
A post on her official website read: "While her progress has been consistent, Cher's doctors have advised her to take more time to ensure and complete and total recovery."
She later took to Twitter to express her regret to her 2 million followers.
Cher wrote: "I'm SORRY I Couldn't B the 1 to tell you about postponing my tour. I Tried SO HARD 2b Strong enough, but my Will couldn't force my Body time (sic)"
She then added: "Let's talk about it tomm. Between gut wrenching Sadness of not being Able 2go on stage, sing, b Silly, & wear new Mackie's & Mike Dying, I'm [heartbroken] (sic)"
The 'Believe' songstress has cancelled a total of 29 concerts which would have taken her across America and Canada.
The second leg of the tour was due to kick off in New York City on September 11, but that was called off after she contracted an infection "that affected her kidney function".
The music icon had already played 49 concerts during the first leg of her 'Dressed to Kill' tour earlier this year, where she was joined by her support act Cyndi Lauper.
The first run of shows all sold-out and banked Cher a reported $54.9 million.

Olly Murs wants to organise a Live Aid concert with Bob Geldof for 2015.
The 30-year-old pop star was invited to sing on the Band Aid 30 recording of 'Do They Know It's Christmas?' by Bob and is hoping the charity single - which is raising money for the Ebola crisis - will be followed by a huge concert as it has on previous occasions.
He explained: "It would be incredible to do. It has been done in the past and it would be amazing to do it again.
"I've heard inklings from Bob on the other ideas that he's got. He's definitely got an idea and plan for something to happen."
The original Live Aid concert took place at London's old Wembley Stadium in July 1985 - the summer after the first recording of the track - and featured a show-stealing set by Queen.
Live8 was held in Hyde Park in July 2005, seven months after the Band Aid 20 version was released in December 2004 to mark the song's 20th anniversary. Pink Floyd reunited for their first concert together for years to help raise money for Africa.
'Troublemaker' hitmaker Olly would have no hesitation in agreeing to perform if Bob wants to do it again.
He said: "If I was asked to do it I would definitely make sure I was available."
The former 'X Factor' contestant recorded the updated track with numerous other pop stars, including Emeli Sandé, Ed Sheeran, Bono and Sam Smith, and the fundraising single has already become the biggest selling track in the UK in 2014.
Olly admits it was a huge thrill to be in the studio with so many artists he admires.
He told the Daily Star newspaper: "I was like the joker in the pack because I get along with everyone. I loved seeing Elbow and Sam Smith and me and the One Direction boys all having fun.
"Chris Martin complimented me on my presenting skills. I presume he must have watched 'The Xtra Factor' because that's the only presenting job I've done!"

Britain's Prince Harry has described the years since setting up his charity Sentebale as an "emotional rollercoaster".
The 30-year-old royal - who founded the organisation to benefit the children of Lesotho following his gap year in the country 10 years ago - made a heartfelt speech yesterday (20.11.14) in which he rallied his audience to continue raising money and making a difference, reports HELLO! magazine.
Harry - who is currently visiting Abu Dhabi as part of his tour of the Middle East - spoke at a dinner following the 5th annual Sentebale Polo Cup, in which he had played earlier in the day.
He said: "If you'd asked me ten years ago how these next ten years would look I wouldn't have predicted we'd be playing polo in Abu Dhabi in the same weekend of the Grand Prix weekend.
"Playing polo in the middle of the desert, this is fantastic, and it has been an emotional rollercoaster but we've come out on top and all I ever want to do is raise enough money so we can make a difference."
The fourth-in-line to the throne also confessed that despite facing problems in the past, the charity has learnt to work closely in conjunction with Lesotho's youths in order to achieve its goals.
He said: "Ten years down the line we have made a couple of mistakes and in turn learned from our mistakes and now we know that actually, by speaking to the core problem, which in this case is the children themselves - it doesn't matter whether they are eight, nine, 10, 15 - by actually speaking to them you get a really good taste of whether you're achieving it or not."
Most recently, the charity started building the Mamohato Children's Centre, a facility aimed at providing residential care for children with HIV and other illnesses, which is hoping to open in July next year.
Also present at the polo match was former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell, who praised the Prince's efforts.
She said: "I have met Prince Harry a few times. I've seen him since he was about ten. I have seen him grow up. It is brilliant what he is doing with his life."

Gemma Collins has threatened to quit TV "for good".
The 'The Only Way Is Essex' star - who walked out of the 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here' camp on wednesday (19.11.14) after struggling to cope with the harsh jungle conditions - has been left so traumatised by her experience on the ITV reality show she has told her close pals she is considering abandoning her TV career, reports The Sun newspaper.
According to a friend, she said: "I'm going to give up television for good.
"This has been such a massive wake-up call. I had no idea this was going to be so hard.
"I've been on a rollercoaster ride for the last three years and it might be time to get off.
"The jungle was torture, but it gave me time to think. I have to completely re-evaluate my life."
The 33-year-old star - who has now safely returned home - struggled with the lack of food on the show and claimed all she wanted was a ham sandwich and a packet of Quavers when she was given nothing but porridge to eat.
Following her departure, Gemma also blamed her meltdowns on the emotional turmoil of splitting from boyfriend Alex Moss just hours before she flew to Australia.
She admitted that the show had proved too much for her and described the experience as "hellish".
She said: "Don't get me wrong, I love going for walks in the forests in England where there are no wild animals.
"I will never ever dislike nature, but I will just never ever come to Australia again."
Following her sudden exit, 'Coronation Street' actor Craig Charles also decided to leave the jungle after learning that his older brother Dean had suffered a fatal heart attack.

Noel Gallagher stopped taking cocaine because he got "bored" of talking about aliens.
The 'In The Heat Of The Moment' singer has revealed that although he still smokes cigarettes and enjoys drinking alcohol, he no longer takes the Class A drug because he's "bored" of having bizarre conversations.
The 47-year-old rocker admits he used to spend hours "talking about pyramids, aliens and The Beatles and who shot JFK [US President John F. Kennedy]" at his nightly parties.
He said: "I had exhausted every avenue of conversation. I had parties at all of my houses every night. I just assumed that is what you did. That is what is expected of you. That is why it is the greatest business in the world."
Despite confessing to once taking cocaine in Queen Elizabeth's toilet at Downing Street, the former Oasis star claims he didn't find it difficult to kick the habit back in 1998.
Speaking on an episode of 'The Jonathan Ross Show', which is to air on Saturday (22.11.14), he explained: "It was easy to give up. I am very disciplined and I just thought one afternoon, 'I am bored now'. And I thought, 'This is against the law.' "
But Noel - who says he will "never give up the cigarettes and the booze" - insists he won't warn his three children off of drugs.
Speaking about his two sons Donovan, seven, and Sonny, four, with wife Sara MacDonald and his 14-year-old daughter Anais from his marriage to Meg Matthews, he added: "We plan to let them find their own way in life. If they ever get too close to the edge we will pull them back.
"I would have not liked my parents to preach to me about anything about life."

Danny O'Donoghue is hoping to find love on Tinder.
The 34-year-old singer admitted he has downloaded the dating app onto his phone, and although he is yet to use it, hopes it may lead to him meeting a long-term partner.
He said: "I'm on Tinder. I have it downloaded on my phone, I just haven't set it up yet. I think it would be really funny to just go on there and see what it is."
The handsome crooner was in a relationship with 30-year-old model Irma Mali for four years until their split in 2012, and he now wants to find another girlfriend to settle down with.
He added: "I would like to have something long term. Although I am happy being single, it's not like I'm out having one-night stands."
The Script frontman also worries about meeting prospective lovers as he believes possible suitors think they already know everything about him.
Speaking to the Metro newspaper, the 'No Good In Goodbye' hitmaker explained: "I definitely come pre-introduced if they have read some story about me. It's imaginary baggage which a lot of the time isn't true.
"They might get this warped view of me as being someone whop is a fashion photographer who likes boxing and I want to beat up Jarvis Cocker and I hate The X Factor - which is all wrong.
"I'm actually a really easy going guy. I don't hate anything and I quite like life, you know?"