Our House Ending Explained: What Happened To Fi And Bram?

Home-viewers saw the final episode and all the drama that entailed on 10th March, which saw the storylines for Fi (Tuppence Middleton) and Bram Lawson (Martin Compston) come to an end. 

Warning: Our House spoilers ahead.

What happened at the end of ITV’s Our House?

Toby, or rather Mike, was the second culprit in the car accident which killed the eight-year-old girl, and he wanted money from Bram to keep the truth buried.

With nowhere left to turn to, Bram sold his and Fi’s family home without telling her, ruining both of their lives in the process.

Fi then sends a text message to Toby from Bram’s phone in order to meet with him and begins to set up a plan.

Toby agrees to meet “Bram”, but is soon confronted with Fi, who attempts to distract him with conversation and wine before spiking his drink with a lethal concoction of sleeping pills and antidepressants.

After drinking the wine, Toby realises what Fi did to him, but keels over in pain and eventually chokes on his own vomit and dies.

Now with a dead body in front of her, Fi doesn’t know where to turn and calls Merle, her neighbour and fan, for help.

Now panicked, Fi is aware that his murder was clearly “premeditated” and didn’t want to go to jail.

Fi’s friend helps to cover up the murder, and stages the death so that police might believe that the pair had never met before.

Fi goes home and finds a recording from her missing husband Bram.

He fled to Switzerland to take his life and drowned himself in a river.

In the recording, Bram admitted to killing the young child and selling their house without consulting Fi. 

The now-deceased husband transferred the money from the house sale back to Fi to show his love for her and their children.

The recording, however, was used as evidence against Fi for the death of Toby, and the show concluded with Fi being arrested for murder and with their children with no parents to care for them.

You can catch up with Our House on the ITV Hub now.