Fans watching the latest development in EastEnders new pregnancy storyline involving 12-year-old Lily Slater have been left stunned by the performance of Lillia Turner, 13, after one called the young actor's work simply 'phenomenal'.
Mum Stacey kept the news to herself initially unsure what to do, and today spoke to police investigators and social services before telling Lily the news, the young girl refusing to tell her mum who the father was, heartbreakingly sobbing "I don't want any of this."
BBC EastEnders fans spot 'clue' for shock new Phil Mitchell storyline - MyLondon
Posting on a fan forum, one person left a comment saying that bad boy Phil is 'arguing with too many people.' They said: "Keeble, Keanu, Alfie all at the same time."
A fourth predicted: "I remember making this exact same observation towards the end of 2000.
Phil has cemented himself as one of the all-time baddies in soap history. The character, played by Steve McFadden, first appeared in 1990 and since then has made quite the impression in Walford.
BBC EastEnders fans sobbing within minutes of show starting but point out 'plot hole' - MyLondon
Imandeep observed: "Sorry but the speed between which Mick has disappeared to everyone partying in EastEnders is too quick." Tam said: "I find celebrating so soon after Mick especially from best mate Mitch distasteful."
BBC EastEnders fans distracted by 'best New Year's playlist ever' - MyLondon
Freddie Slater started on the aux, but Alfie Moon soon slammed his electro house and techno bangers as "like a car alarm going off". Then the aging Alfie got "on the decks" and 'Rick Rolled' everyone with Rick Astley's 80s classic 'Never Gonna Give You Up".
Some were completely unimpressed, like Jean Slater who just retired from the party to sit in bed upstairs with her own headphones. Unfortunately it also made her more susceptible to the carbon monoxide poisoning.
BBC Call The Midwife fans panic fan favourite character is leaving show after 'harrowing' ...
Over a decade after it first won a place in the nation's affections, the episode explored the racial tensions in the fall out of Enoch Powell's infamous 'Rivers of Blood' speech.
Taking her frustrations out on Nurse Robinson, she said: "I'm left in bloody agony because of someone who had no right to be here, coming in and queue barging like the place belongs to them.
BBC Richard Osman's House of Games viewers haven't 'the foggiest idea' who contestants are apart ...
BBC viewers tuning in to watch the new year's first episode of the popular gameshow Richard Osman's House of Games have been left disappointed today with several moaning that they 'haven't the foggiest' who any of the celebrity contestants are.
Fans this week have been left feeling unenthused about the remaining episodes this week though after they admitted they weren't familiar with any of the famous faces taking part except for presenter Adrian Chiles.
Sam Ryder has everyone making the same demand after BBC New Year's Eve show - MyLondon
Sam performed his own hit, Space Man, as well as covers of Stevie Wonder, and brought on special guests, Justin Hawkins, Mel C and Sigrid. The 33-year-old rose to fame through posting his music to TikTok during the first UK lockdown of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The slot has previously been filled by the likes of Robbie Williams, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Years & Years and Alicia Keys. Viewers were in awe of Sam's performance and are now calling for him to perform on New Year's Eve every year.
BBC University Challenge viewers obsessed with contestant's outfit but others think it's 'not the ...
University Challenge viewers have branded a contestant a 'fashion god' who has 'won 2023 already' after he was seen on the show wearing a bright red bucket hat. Alex Csukai, who was playing for St Andrews University, won over viewers with his fun outfit as his team went head-to-head.
Mind how you go, Shirl. You'll be missed but we'll see you soon. Catch up on tonight's drama here 👉… https://t.co/ZfYjIzEHGW bbceastenders (from Elstree, UK) Thu Dec 29 19:59:17 +0000 2022
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