come to a head

Things began to come to a head with “Don’t Worry Baby,” Wilson’s thinly veiled rewrite of The Ronettes’ “Be My Baby,” which he considered to be pop’s finest moment.

"I don't know obviously these individual allegations but I think this was going to come to a head at some point anyway," he told BBC Newsnight.

"If it's got to the point where a teacher is unable to continue in a class and needs to seek support they would come to a head teacher or a depute head and we would remove that child from the class to have a conversation with them about what's behind all of this."

Eventually, though, this will all come to a head.

It was just something that I wanted to have in the show and a constant emotion to track with my mother there, and having it come to a head in the seventh episode in a wonderful mother-daughter moment.