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Despite last week’s Neighbours spoilers suggesting that Pierce would suffer a ‘shocking accident’, leading many to conclude that his exit was a result of dying, we now know this isn’t the case.
Neighbours Spoilers – Pierce Greyson Collapsed
Instead, fans have watched this week as Pierce collapsed with suspected cardiac problems and was rushed to the hospital. However, we soon found out that it wasn’t faral – Pierce’s drink had actually been spiked with ADHD medicine, causing his heart to beat out of time.
Many immediately jumped to the conclusion that it was Shane, who has an addiction to the same medication, poisoning Pierce as revenge. However, Neighbours spoilers soon revealed that it was actually Pierce’s son Hendrix that did it – with the help of newcomer Jay Rebecchi – because he was so disgusted by Pierce’s actions.
Though Pierce was glad that no one was trying to kill him, next week he will decide that his time on Ramsay Street has come to an end. This comes after a long week of trying to win Chloe back by telling her how much he can – and will – change, but she wants nothing of it. Chloe has made up her mind and eventually, Pierce comes to accept it.
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Neighbours Spoilers – Pierce Greyson Moving To Sydney
Knowing he cannot stay in Erinsborough, Neighbours spoilers say Pierce arranges a move to Sydney, hoping that his son will go with him. But of course, Hendrix wants to stay in Erinsborough with his girlfriend, Harlow, angering his father. As Hendrix is 18, Pierce has to let him do what he wants, but he tells him that he is going to be totally cut off, and if he wants to stay he must finance himself. Thankfully the Kennedys let him move in with them, but he must pay rent and get a job.
That just leaves Dipi, who admits that she wants to leave Shane for good and have a future with Pierce. Unfortunately, he doesn’t feel the same, and he finally leaves for Sydney on his own.
Dipi is left behind, alone and staring in the face of two marriages she and Pierce ruined.
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