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EastEnders legend Adam Woodyatt has been spotted hard at work on a food stall as he continues to take a break from the BBC soap. The actor, who has just bagged a new presenter role, is currently on a hiatus from the soap after 36 years of playing Ian Beale. It's unknown when or if the star will return and reprise his role as Walford's busybody.  Adam could be seen wearing blue latex gloves while taking orders and serving food at Pub in the Park, a food festival in Wimbledon.

Adam Woodyatt has shocked fans with his new career path.The 53-year-old star, who is best known for playing EastEnders legend Ian Beale, was seen over the weekend working on a stall at a festival in London.Adam left the BBC soap at the start of January 2021 after being part of the cast for 35 years.Although he was a much-loved character throughout the decades, he has "no plans" to return to Albert Square anytime soon.Despite appearing in the latest series of I'm A Celebrity, the star seems to have ditched the cameras for the hospitality industry.He was spotted at Pub-In-The-Park festival in Wimbledon Park selling Kentucky Fried Pheasant (KFP).Fans saw Adam with a bushy beard and wearing blue latex gloves as he happily served customers some grub to enjoy.In a recent interview, he also revealed that he's been offered a job at a restaurant which has made him rethink his career choices.

Eastenders icon Adam Woodyatt revealed he could end up working with a different kind of soap after being offered a job in a local cafe. The 53-year-old Ian Beale actor said he wanted to help out his pal who runs a cafe in Cambridge and joked he'd probably end up washing the pots. Adam, a favourite on I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here last year, told the Daily Star : "My friend Daniel Clifford has previously offered me a bit of time working in his kitchen at Midsummer House restaurant in Cambridge, so I might go and do that for a couple of weeks.

EASTENDERS star Adam Woodyatt has revealed a surprising career change after waving goodbye to his soap career. The telly icon - who played Ian Beale on the BBC One show from 1985 to 2021 - has been working in a cafe.

Ex-EastEnders star Adam Woodyatt is planning a return to soaps – by washing dishes in his local café. The actor, 53, who filmed his last scenes in 2020, said he wanted to help out his pal.Adam added: “My friend Daniel Clifford has previously offered me a bit of time working in his kitchen at Midsummer House restaurant in Cambridge, so I might go and do that for a couple of weeks.“Knowing Daniel, he will have me doing the washing up!”Adam, who played Ian Beale alongside Letitia Dean as Sharron Watts in Walford, added: “I met him a few years ago at Pub in the Park and we struck up a friendship because we both like Star Wars.”Adam recently revealed the secret to his weight loss transformation after shedding three stone.Speaking to The Mirror, Adam said: "Basically I gave up alcohol.

Salt Bae was dubbed “Mickey Mouse” by a celebrity chef sparking serious beef in the restaurant world. Everyone has been talking about Nusr-Et Steakhouse London after it recently opened and many reality stars - including Gemma Collins - have rushed out to enjoy dinner there.

James Martin is best known for his Saturday Morning cooking show which airs each weekend, as well as his regular appearances in the This Morning kitchen.Today James will be joined by fellow chefs Daniel Clifford and Sabrina Gidda as well as comedians Jon Richardson and Lucy Beaumont and singer Katherine Jenkins as they celebrate Saturday Morning at Christmas.