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Christmas in Albert Square is never smooth sailing, and this year is unlikely to be any different after the explosive new teaser for the EastEnders Christmas day special hinted at what's to come.The trailer reveals Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty) threatening to expose Gray Atkins (Toby Alexander-Smith) as a murderer ahead of his wedding to Chelsea Fox (Zaraah Abrahams).Talking to Kheerat Panesar (Jaz Deol) about the revelation, Whitney insists that she’s even willing to ruin the big day if it means

EastEnders actress Maisie Smith has opened up about filming her last scenes for the BBC soap ahead of her on-screen exit as Tiffany, confessing she ‘cried the whole way through.’ Revealing that she majorly struggled to hold in her emotions when faced with saying goodbye to her co-stars, Maisie explained she couldn’t help but let the emotion seep into the scenes.The Strictly finalist, who has starred on the show from 2008 since she was just eight years old, recalled one particularly emotional

A double wedding in soapland can only mean one thing... trouble! As Denise Fox (played by Diane Parish) prepares to wed Jack Branning (Scott Maslen) and Chelsea Fox (Zaraah Abrahams) hopes to tie the knot with Gray Atkins (Toby-Alexander Smith), you can bet road to the altar won't be smooth.The latest EastEnders spoiler has revealed that Christmas will see Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty) uncover the terrifying truth about Gray.

EastEnders’Maisie Smith and Shona McGarty have taken to TikTok to showcase their red hot dance moves. Maisie shared the video to celebrate her friend and EastEnders co-star Shona McGarty’s birthday.

EastEnders actress Shona McGarty shared a heartfelt thanks to all her fans as she celebrated the next chapter of her life after turning 30.The soap star, who turned 30 on Thursday 14 October, shared her gratitude as she sweetly gushed over her 97K followers in an Instagram post. Shona, who plays Whitney Dean on the BBC One soap, was rocking her signature fiery red locks in bouncy waves as she spoke to the camera from her kitchen.

Shona McGarty has teased that her character Whitney Dean could be "in danger" in upcoming episodes of EastEnders.The 29 year old, who plays Whitney on the BBC One soap, dropped a huge hint over Whitney's upcoming storyline with murderer Gray Atkins.

Shona McGarty, 29, joined the London-based soap EastEnders in 2008 coming to play the role of Whitney Dean. Not only has her character gone through some rough times, she has also faced some challenges in her real life.

EastEnders fans think they've uncovered the big reveal behind who Whitney ran over in her car after the soap appeared to accidentally name the victim. In Tuesday's episode, grieving Whitney got behind the wheel of Gray Atkins' (Toby-Alexander Smith) car and decided to take her revenge on the Mitchell's, who she is convinced are behind her boyfriend Kush Kazemi's (Davood Ghadami) death.

As she competes on Strictly Come Dancing's live final, Maisie Smith was left in tears after being surprised with a sweet video message from EastEnders co-star Shona McGarty.The actress, who was complimented by Khloe Kardashian, had completed her second dance and was shown a message from Shona while speaking to Claudia Winkleman. In the clip, Shona, 29, said: "Maisie moo, it's Shona here, your big on-screen sister.

It’s a big week for EastEnders fans. Not only are the Albert Square residents preparing to say goodbye to tragic Chantelle, but Whitney’s court hearing also commences.The two events take place on the same day, leaving a guilty Gray with a conundrum.

Shona McGarty has made an impact playing Whitney Dean on EastEnders ever since she arrived in 2008.The actress has been involved in some tough storylines over the past 12 years from dealing with sexual abuse, her fractured family life and her failed relationships not to mention falling in love with Danny Dyer's character and her onscreen father-in-law Mick Carter.

EastEnders actor Shona McGarty, who plays Whitney Dean in the BBC One soap, has spoken about her personal struggles with anxiety, as the number of deaths in the UK from coronavirus continues to climb. She said: "It’s a very sad, uncertain, and frightening time for everyone at the moment.