EastEnders Spoilers 21st - 26th December 2015

Stacey looking very doubtfully at Baby?
So Soon ?

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Originally Posted by maidmarian

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as long as its not grant::crying:
Hes supposed to be back some time!!??
But hope its not just yet?and not for
that reason!

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Got a soft spot for Grant have we MM? :wub:

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Originally Posted by maidmarian

Stacey looking very doubtfully at Baby?
So Soon ?

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Possibly because Kush is there and she's afraid of what he'll say?

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Originally Posted by Dazzle

Got a soft spot for Grant have we MM? :wub:

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Definitely:love::love:

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Originally Posted by maidmarian

Definitely:love::love:

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And there was I thinking you were above drooling over soap characters. I'd never do such a thing! :ninja: :p :angel:

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Originally Posted by Dazzle

And there was I thinking you were above drooling over soap characters. I'd never do such a thing! :ninja: :p :angel:

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Ive noticed:rotfl:

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Originally Posted by maidmarian

Ive noticed:rotfl:

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You've just made me splutter into my cornflakes! :lol:

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Originally Posted by Dazzle

Possibly because Kush is there and she's afraid of what he'll say?

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I do think Stacey wants Kush to tell despite her protests

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Originally Posted by Perdita

EastEnders will shock fans later this month by killing off one of its characters on Christmas Day.

Show boss Dominic Treadwell-Collins has revealed the news, promising that it will be one of several major storyline twists due to air over the festive period.

Cast and crew at the BBC soap are keeping the unlucky victim's identity strictly under wraps, keen to ensure that viewers are surprised when the scenes air on December 25.

Treadwell-Collins told BBC Radio London: "We've kind of pushed the boat out a little bit this year. Normally EastEnders looks at Christmas Day on its own, but what we've tried to do this year is look at it the way we looked at Live Week back in February.

"From Christmas Eve, going all the way through to January and beyond, the stories keep on coming and the twists keep on coming.

"On Christmas Eve, a story starts with Stacey and you've also got Vincent's feud with the Mitchells, building through to Christmas Day when everything will explode massively."

He continued: "We've got twists and surprises, the way we did in Live Week, that no-one knows about. There's some really, really big surprises that we haven't revealed and we're not going to reveal, so you're going to have to watch live on Christmas Day.

"Someone will die on Christmas Day that we haven't revealed to anyone, so that will be a surprise."

Insiders at the show had already revealed that Kat Moon's father Charlie Slater will pass away in early 2016, but it's thought that this is unrelated to the mystery Christmas death.

The bombshell news is likely to keep fans guessing over the next few weeks as we all wonder which Albert Square resident is about to meet their maker.

Treadwell-Collins added: "The action keeps going. You've got Danny Dyer's stag and it goes through to Mick and Linda's wedding. There's a lot of secrets blowing up between Vincent and Kim. You've got Mitchells, you've got Beales, Kat and Alfie come back, and then there's a massive new story for Stacey Slater."

EastEnders airs an hour-long special on Christmas Day at 8.45pm on BBC One.

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Did I miss the death? Is it Fatboy in the boot?

Who's in the boot? That's the question on the lips of all EastEnders fans after this year's action-packed Christmas special.

The hour-long festive episode saw Ronnie Mitchell's feud with Vincent Hubbard spiral dangerously out of control, as a mystery character found themselves caught in the crossfire.

Back to her old murderous ways, Ronnie (Samantha Womack) had arranged for Vincent to be dealt with - starting off with him being locked up in a car boot at The Arches.

For a while it looked like Vincent was being lined up for the car crusher just like Ronnie's previous enemy Carl White. But in true EastEnders style, there was a shock twist when it later became clear that the unlucky victim in the boot was someone else.

Ronnie was stunned to spot Vincent alive and well at The Vic on Christmas night, but when she quizzed him on his apparent escaping act, his response revealed that he'd never been in the car to start with.

Realising that her sinister plans had gone horribly wrong, Ronnie rushed over to The Arches but was horrified to see that the car had already gone.

It's no secret that an EastEnders character is being killed off very soon, so has Ronnie just sent an innocent Albert Square resident off to their death?

Or could the Christmas casualty be Sharon Mitchell's young son Denny, whose life is hanging in the balance after a car crash?

EastEnders continues on Boxing Day at 7.30pm on BBC One, when fans will get the answers they're desperate for.