Graham Foster: Last News

READ MORE: BBC Strictly Come Dancing: The stars and their professional partners are still in relationships from Stacey Dooley to Rachel RileyMany viewers took to the comments section to agree with the statement. One replied: "Yes please - include Martin, Zack, Vinny, Callum, Ravi, Jack as well. " Another chimed in: " I'd much rather see more screentime for him in general and good exploration of the character, but I won't complain about any upcoming topless scenes either.

Emmerdale viewers have figured out a way for fan-favourite character Joe Tate to return to our screens in time for the ITV soap's 50th anniversary. Joe, played by Ned Porteous, left the soap back in 2018 after Graham Foster's death, escaping the country after faking his own passing and leaving Debbie Dingle devastated.But he could soon be back, along with another character who was confirmed to still be alive – Jamie Tate, Kim's son.READ MORE: Emmerdale’s Mack mystery partner ‘confirmed’ – threesome twist and ‘not a woman’And fans think he could be up to no good, even teaming up with Jamie to finally end Kim's life at her wedding to Will Taylor.

EastEnders villain Graham Foster was last seen in Walford over 17 years ago.The evil character was famously played by actor Alex McSweeney from 2003 until 2005.Fans of the BBC One soap will remember he befriended Little Mo Mitchell (Kacey Ainsworth) when she worked as a barmaid in the Queen Vic.READ MORE: EastEnders Freddie Slater star's life - tragedy, begging fans for cash and net worthOne night in pub when he and Little Mo are alone, Graham refused to leave until the song that is playing on the jukebox ends.Little Mo was unaware that he'd put the song on repeat and Graham eventually makes his intentions towards Little Mo clear by trying to kiss her.She tried to flee, but Graham chased and raped her on the pub floor which resulted in her conceiving their son Freddie Slater.Graham was sentenced to eight years in jail and has never made an appearance in Albert Square.However, a grown-up Freddie Slater (Bobby Brazier) made a shock return to Walford in recent scenes.Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick) was about to call the police when the teenager started causing trouble in the market.However, things took a turn when Freddie introduced himself to Billy as his son.Billy struggles with what to say to him in upcoming scenes because even though Billy and Little Mo were married at the time she was raped, he ultimately couldn’t come to terms with bringing up the rapist’s child and Mo and Freddie left Walford.How will Freddie react when he learns about his dad's real identity?Graham actor Alex has appeared in rival soaps Hollyoaks and Doctors as well as Call the Midwife.Alongside his acting career, the TV star is also a Doctor of Literature and lectures at two London Universities in English and Drama.

Bobby Brazier had EastEnders fans making the same remarks as he made his debut. The son of Jeff Brazier and the late Jade Goody made his first appearance in Walford during Tuesday night's edition of the BBC One soap.

EastEnders viewers were left pleasantly surprised on Tuesday evening as Bobby Jack Brazier made his debut on the BBC show.The son of late Jade Goody and actor Jeff Brazier left an excellent impression on viewers as many were quick to compliment his acting skills as he appeared on the long running soap.Playing the role of Freddie Slater, some viewers also noticed how similar he looked to his Postcode Lottery father Jeff.READ MORE: Who is Bobby Brazier playing in EastEnders and when will he join the cast?Jumping onto Twitter, spectators were happy to share their thoughts on the young chap and his first appearance on the popular BBC drama.One viewer penned: "Oh wow bobby Brazier can act really well ngl, looks promising."Another chimed: "Looks like his dad, sounds like his dad…all he needs now is a stint on the Postcode Lottery and he’s got the trifactor!"A third said: "Bobby is such the spit of his dad @JeffBrazier Jade would be so proud proud of you."Meanwhile a fourth added: "Great couple of episodes of #EastEnders the show has really turned a corner under it's new showrunner Chris Clenshaw & Bobby Brazier for his debut episode tonight as Freddie Slater I was very impressed! Jade Goody would be proud."Although Bobby's character Freddie belongs to the Slater family, on Tuesday night's episode he dropped a major bombshell by telling Billy Mitchell that he is also his son.Although he may not be related to Billy biologically, Freddie's mum, Little Mo was once married to Billy for a short period of time.After her turbulent and abusive marriage to Trevor, Mo finally found love with Billy and appeared to be happy.

Bobby Brazier makes his EastEnders debut as Freddie Slater in upcoming scenes.The teenager returns to Walford during Tuesday's episode (September 6) and is keen to reunite with the man he thinks is his father, Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick).Freddie introduces himself to Billy as his son, however, everyone but him are already aware of the truth behind his biological father.READ MORE: Who is Bobby Brazier playing in EastEnders and when will he join the cast?He was conceived when his mother Little Mo Slater (Kacey Ainsworth) was raped by evil Graham Foster (Alex McSweeney), who was later sentenced to four years in prison for the crime.Billy's ex-wife Honey Mitchell (Emma Barton) demands he contacts Little Mo about telling her son the truth.As fans wait to find out how Freddie reacts to the news about how he was brought into the world, Daily Star has taken a look inside the life of actor Bobby Brazier.Bobby is one of the sons of television personalities Jade Goody and Jeff Brazier.Big Brother star Jade died of cervical cancer in 2009 after she was diagnosed with the illness on live TV when she appeared on India's version of the reality show.She documented her final months, leading to The Jade Goody Effect, which was where more women go themselves checked out for cervical cancer as a result of her being so upfront about the condition.Earlier this year, the 19-year-old star spoke out about the death of his mum. He said that he "didn't miss her" for a tragic reason.He told The Face: "I don’t feel like I’ve missed out on a mum.

It's set to be a dramatic week on the Square as newcomer Freddie Slater (Bobby Brazier's) debut in the soap continues to unfold. When a young man starts causing trouble in the market in upcoming EastEnders episodes, Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick) is about to call the police when the young man introduces himself as Freddie Slater and says he’s Billy’s son. Billy is shocked to see Freddie, now 18, and can't find the words to speak to him, clearly haunted by the shocking truth that he's not his son at all.

NEWCOMER Bobby Brazier revealed how supportive the cast were while filming emotional scenes. Actor Bobby will gracing our TV screens this autumn as Little Mo's son Freddie Slater on the BBC soap. Freddie will be brining chaos and mayhem onto Albert Square as he turns up looking for his dad Billy.

EastEnders' executive producer has revealed he approached Bobby Brazier for the role of Freddie Slater because he came across his Instagram. Bobby, 18, will make his first appearance as Freddie in scenes set to air next week, marking the character's first return since 2006.Freddie is the son of Maureen "Little Mo" Slater (Kacey Ainsworth) and left Walford with his mum to start a new life. READ MORE: EastEnders viewers baffled as they spot major flaw in Janine’s latest blackmail scam But now, the teenager is back and is keen to reunite with the man he thinks is his father, Billy Mitchell.Unbeknownst to Freddie however, he was conceived when his mother was raped by Graham Foster who was later sentenced to four years in prison for the crime.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star and other publications, the EastEnders executive producer, Chris Clenshaw revealed that Freddie is going to get a nasty surprise shortly after he returns.He said: "Freddie comes back because he thinks Billy Mitchell is his dad.

EastEnders.Filming has already begun for his debut acting role in the family favourite soap, though an exact date for when he will appear on our screens is yet to be confirmed. He will reprise the role of a character from over 15 years ago, who at the time was played by child actors Alex Kilby and Tom Kilby.Here is everything we know so far about Bobby and his role in the soap.

Bobby Brazier taking on the role in his acting debut. Bobby will be a familiar face to many, as he is the son of TV presenter Jeff Brazier and late Big Brother contestant Jade Goody. As for Freddie, it will be interesting to see what Little Mo Slater's son has been up to since his departure in 2006.

Bobby Brazier is set to follow in his dad and late mum's footsteps as it's announced he is joining EastEnders in his acting debut. It has been announced today that the 19-year-old, who is the son of Jade Goody and Jeff Brazier, will be making his way to Albert Square very soon.

Emmerdale fans think they have figured out a new return twist for late character Graham Foster ahead of Meena Jutla's plea hearing. In upcoming scenes, tension in the village ramps up as the residents nervously await the outcome of Meena's plea hearing.The deranged nurse's sister Manpreet Sharma is particularly worried – especially when she learns that Charles Anderson and Liam Cavanagh can't discuss Meena's confession on the stand.

Emmerdale's Graham Foster could be set for an epic return as serial killer Meena Jutla's trial approaches.Meena has been behind bars for the murders of Andrea Tate, Leanna Cavanagh and Ben Tucker - along with the kidnapping of her sister Manpreet and Vinny Dingle.However, she has been quietly manipulating both Manpreet and vicar Charles Anderson from behind the prison doors, so her downfall definitely isn't yet sealed in stone.And now fans think they've worked out both a way for Meena to escape justice and for iconic bad boy Graham to return.Taking to Twitter, one fan said: "Best outcome. Meena is in the courtroom.

Marlon Dingle will face a health shock in Emmerdale next week when he suffers a stroke.

Emmerdale fans are convinced newcomer Marcus Dean (Darcy Grey) is lying about the death of his apparent father and TV villain Pierce Harris (Jonathan Wrather).During Friday’s (4 February) instalment of the popular ITV soap, fans learnt of the latest development surrounding the killer’s son and his legacy in the village.The criminal was last seen in the village back in 2020 after he was released from jail after serving his time for raping his then wife Rhona on their wedding day.But the evil convict wasn’t finished with his former beloved, as he went on to kill Graham Foster – Rhona’s boyfriend – before kidnapping Vanessa and little Johnny as well as attacking Kim Tate in an effort to convince her to leave with him.Since then, the star returned to prison and viewers haven’t heard from Rhona’s ex-husband in over two years.But earlier this week, she received a letter from her ex-wife which confirmed that the star was seriously ill and dying which was supported by the prison when the blonde belle called them up to verify his claims.This is a live TV story and is constantly being notes updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.Download the Daily Star app for flash alerts

Last night Emmerdale fans witnessed the moment new character Marcus Dean, the apparent son of villain Pierce Harris, arrive in the village and some already think they've sussed him out.

Emmerdale fans were left swooning as the village's latest newcomer arrived.

Emmerdale scenes.Marcus Dean's presence in the village comes as a huge shock as he drops a huge bombshell. Emmerdale producer Kate Brooks has revealed that while his arrival will certainly bring a lot of drama to the soap, there is more to him than meets the eye.She explained: "Marcus' arrival will certainly ruffle a few feathers and flutter a few hearts in the village."However, people will soon realise there's more to Marcus than merely being the son of Pierce."Pierce was one of Emmerdale's most villainous characters, but in real life, actor Jonathan Wrather is worlds away from his onscreen counterpart with roles in rival soaps, a sweet family life in Cheshire and a surprise career u-turn.Emmerdale fans were shocked in 2020 after Pierce made a return to the village and killed Graham Foster.However, the actor revealed on ITV daytime programme This Morning that the soap team went to great lengths to keep his return a secret in order to surprise fans and the cast.He said at the time: "There was so much secrecy shrouding the whole event, I even had an alias in the script – half the cast didn't even know I was there."I was sneaking in the side entrance to the studios."Jonathan added: "So a lot of people didn't know I was there, and when they were reading 'Mark TBA', which was my alias, no-one really twigged who it was for quite some time.

Emmerdale bid farewell to Graham Foster after he was brutally murdered.Graham was killed by evil rapist Pierce Harris who raped his wife Rhona Goskirks on their wedding day.The unsuspecting victim was waiting to meet Marlon in the woods when Pierce approached from behind and bashed him over the head repeatedly.Since his violent departure actor Andrew Scarborough has kept a relatively low profile but has recently starred on the big screen in epic war film The War Below.The movie had its cinematic release in September to the delight of Andrew's fans.Andrew left Emmerdale after two years starring as Graham in 291 episodes between 2017 and 2020.His departure came amidst a mass cast "walkout" that saw him become the ninth actor to leave the show

Emmerdale fans are sure they're in for an epic - if miraculous - return for soap favourite Graham Foster, after Home Farm owner Kim Tate dropped a huge clue.Graham - played by Andrew Scarborough - was killed off in January 2020 after being murdered by Rhona's villain husband Pierce, though Marlon Dingle was initially imprisoned for the crime.Despite seeing his body on screen, Graham's funeral was kept mostly under wraps by his wife Kim, who said she had him cremated and held the ceremony with only herself present - so it wouldn't be impossible for her to have gotten Graham out of the picture, perhaps following his right-hand-man Joe into a new life.He certainly wouldn't be the first soap character to 'return from the dead'.And one major