EastEnders Adam Woodyatt's wife 'devastated he left family home without explanation'

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Adam Woodyatt has been seen back on the set of EastEnders for the first time since announcing his split from his wife.The 52 year old confirmed he had separated from his wife Beverley Sharp in August 2019 after 22 years of marriage last week. He has now headed back to Albert Square as the hit BBC One soap gears up to return to screens next month.

Adam Woodyatt's estranged wife Beverley Sharp has deleted her Twitter account just days after news of her ill-fated marriage came to light.

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The wife of EastEnders star Adam Woodyatt was reportedly left devastated when he left the family home without explanation.Adam, who plays Ian Beale in the long-running BBC One soap, left the family home last year, according to reports.The soap star left home without telling wife Beverley he was ending the marriage - leaving her devastated.Adam and Beverley Sharp were married for 22 years.The 52-year-old EastEnders star, who has played Ian Beale on the BBC soap since 1985, moved out earlier this year after the marriage broke down in August.According to the Sun On Sunday, a pal said: "Bev has kept a dignified silence for the sake of the children but this isn't the amicable split that's being portrayed."The pair lived in Warwickshire

THE estranged wife of EastEnders star Adam Woodyatt was stunned when he walked out, her friends say. They revealed Beverley, 55, was devastated when Adam, who plays Ian Beale, left the family home without warning.

Adam Woodyatt is well known for playing Ian Beale in the long-running BBC soap EastEnders. He has played his iconic role over three decades after first appearing in 1985.

EastEnders star Adam Woodyatt is reported to have kept his split from wife Beverley Sharp a secret for a year before the news broke.The 52 year old soap actor, who has played Ian Beale for 35 years on Albert Square, and his wife Beverley are said to have “dealt” with their breakup “quietly” for “several months” before telling friends. A friend close the couple told The Sun: “Beverley was naturally very upset, as anybody would be in the circumstances, but these things happen and it’s a straightforward separation.

EastEnders star Adam Woodyatt's marriage secretly crumbled a whole year ago - but the couple kept their separation under wraps even after he left the family home.

Adam Woodyatt has split from his wife Beverley Sharp after 22 years of marriage.The 52 year old married dancer Beverley at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida back in 1998. It is believed that EastEnders star Adam made the decision to end the relationship, but there is thought to be no third party involved.

Ian Beale has been one of EastEnders' staple characters ever since he made his striking debut back in 1985.

EastEnders star Adam Woodyatt, 52, has separated from his wife Beverley Sharp.The couple had been married for 22 years and they share two children - Jessica, 27, and 23-year-old Samuel - together.The Ian Beale actor tied the knot with dancer Beverley in 1998.A spokesperson for the BBC soap has confirmed the pair split last year.The statement said: "Beverley and Adam separated in August 2019 and we ask that the family’s privacy is respected."Adam reportedly made the decision to leave the relationship.There is also thought to be no third party involved in the split.A source said: "Beverley was naturally very upset, as anybody would be in the circumstances, but these things happen and it’s a straightforward separation."Nobody plans for these

EASTENDERS legend Adam Woodyatt, famous to millions of fans as Ian Beale, has split from his wife after 22 years of marriage. The Albert Square Icon, the soap’s longest-serving star after appearing in the first episode in 1985, has been married to Beverley Sharp since 1998.

EastEnders actor Adam Woodyatt has separated from his wife Beverley Sharp, a spokesperson for the soap has confirmed in a statement today.

EastEnders actor Adam Woodyatt is taking a break from the BBC soap, and his extended time off has sparked Strictly Come Dancing speculation.