Hollyoaks: Warren Fox Shoots Brother Jenson Cole Dead in Shocking Twist
Hollyoaks: Warren Fox Shoots Brother Jenson Cole Dead

Hollyoaks has delivered another shocking death as Warren Fox (Jamie Lomas) shot his brother Jenson Cole (Ryan Clayton) dead in Tuesday's (July 21) episodes, now available on Channel 4 streaming. The scenes, which air on E4 at 7pm, come just days after Rex Gallagher's (Jonny Labey) demise.

Warren Fox Kills Jenson Cole

Jenson, tied to a chair with a bag over his head, was shot twice by Warren as tensions escalated. Warren had been surprised earlier this year when Jenson revealed himself as his long-lost brother. However, Mercedes McQueen (Jennifer Metcalfe), who had a fling with Jenson in rehab, suspected he couldn't be trusted.

Warren initially gave Jenson a chance after his son Sebastian Blake (Teddie Williamson) learned his leukaemia had returned, and Jenson proved a match for a bone marrow transplant. But Jenson was kidnapped by hospital worker Gemma Johnston (Tisha Merry), who believed he stole her crypto wallet—unaware Warren was the real thief.

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Jenson's Escape and Recapture

Despite overpowering his captors and escaping, Jenson was recaptured before reaching the hospital. Meanwhile, Dodger Savage (Danny Mac) was tested and confirmed as a match for Sebastian, rendering Jenson unnecessary.

Warren located Jenson tied up in a warehouse and decided to kill him. Prince McQueen (Malique Thomson-Dwyer) arrived and offered to do the deed, but couldn't go through with it. Warren then fired two fatal shots, leaving Prince speechless as they fled.

What's Next?

Prince is secretly plotting Warren's downfall, and getting close to him may be part of his plan. The question remains whether anyone will discover what happened. Hollyoaks streams Mondays to Wednesdays from 6am on Channel 4, with episodes airing at 7pm on E4.

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