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BBC EastEnders' Lucas star Don Gilet's life off-screen from famous ex to co-star bond

EastEnders fans were given a startling blast from the past during Tuesday’s (20 February) visit to Albert Square, as Denise Fox sought out advice from serial killer Lucas Johnson to help try and cope with the guilt of having been complicit to Keanu Taylor’s death. As regular viewers will know, Keanu was fatally stabbed to death on Christmas Day by Linda Carter as she tried to stop him from strangling her friend Sharon Watts, but rather than come clean about the crime, Linda, along with the rest of The Six decided to cover up the murder and even buried the body beneath Kathy’s cafe! But in the wake of the harrowing incident, Denise in particular has been struggling with psychosis and even hallucinations of the dead and buried Keanu - and sought advice from her former pastor Lucas who was serving time in prison for multiple murders himself! Yet while Lucas may have had a deadly streak on screen, actor Don Gilet couldn’t be further from his villainous alter-ego.
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EastEnders predict major Chelsea adoption twist as she bonds killer Gray's children
EastEnders fans are convinced Chelsea will abandon her plan to adopt baby Jordan after a touching scene saw her bond with Mac and Mia over their killer dads.The troubled mum was determined to give up Jordan admitting she believed he would be better off being raised far away from any reminder of his dad Gray Atkins.But fans are left questioning her commitment after tonight’s edition of the BBC One soap after seeing her spend the day with Mack and Mia.Mack and Mia are having a hard time with bully’s at school in the wake of Gray’s killing spree.Telling Mitch they feel alone and isolated, they locked themselves in the house and refused to go back to school.Mitch did his best to coax the kids out of the property to no avail, and with Bernie Taylor having gone into labour, he asked Chelsea if she could take over.After failing to coax them out of the house by reminding them that a disaster such as a flood could happen any minute, Chelsea offered a softer approach to the girls which led to a touching bonding scene between them.Listening carefully to what the duo had to say, Chelsea told the children she understood exactly how they feel, given that her own father, Lucas Johnson, was a murderer also.She reassured them that they are not alone, and that they have all of their loved ones to support them, as well as Chelsea herself.Mack and Mia ultimately opened the door, allowing her in, and the trio ordered pizza.Upon returning home, Chelsea bonded with Jordan, as Denise watched on proudly."Mummy’s got you", said Chelsea, as Jordan stopped crying.Fans immediately took to Twitter convinced Chelsea is having a change of heart.“I think Chelsea will realise through consoling Mac and Mia that she actually wants to keep Jordan
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Original EastEnders Jordan Johnson star now – theatre dreams to huge transformation
EastEnders star Jordan Johnson, the son of serial killer Lucas Johnson.Actor Michael-Joel David Stuart first appeared on-screen on the BBC soap in May 2008 and quickly became wrapped up in one of his biggest storyline to date after discovering the body of Jordan's mother, Trina, who was murdered by his father.Another one of his storylines included being bullied by Ben Mitchell who ended up hitting him round the head with a spanner and fractured his skull.Since leaving the role of Jordan, a character soap bosses recently killed off with a heroin overdose storyline, actor Michael-Joel continues to light up our screens.From his blossoming West End career to his unbelievable body transformation, let’s take a look at where the child star is now…Despite his success staring in one of the UK’s biggest soaps, the young star has also led an enormously successful theatre career and it’s showing no signs of slowing down.The London-born star got his first big break in theatrics in 2006 when he performed as young Sunny in the West-End musical Daddy Cool.A far cry from his on-screen character in EastEnders, Michael-Joel went from strength to strength in his stage career ultimately landing the coveted role of young Simba in West End musical and Disney classic The Lion King.A star of stage and screen, the now 24-year-old made his television debut in the BBC award-winning drama production Shoot the Messenger in 2006.His success in theatre and TV landed him his first movie role having gone on to play Buckwheat in the movie Mister Lonely by Harmony Korine in 2007.On playing his most famous role as Jordan on EastEnders, he said: “Coming into EastEnders is an absolute dream.
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