Patsy Kensit needs to return to EastEnders.
In 2023, the 57-year-old actress was forged as Emma Harding – the long-lost mum of the late mind tumour sufferer Lola Pearce-Brown (Danielle Harold) – within the hit BBC cleaning soap for a brief stint, and he or she mentioned it was a “dream job”.
Patsy mentioned on the most recent episode of Second Act with Ateh Jewel podcast: “I might love to return on EastEnders.
“That to me was a dream job.”
The star – who was in a relationship with property tycoon Patric Cassidy on the time of being within the cleaning soap – mentioned she was not “inspired” to do the present.
Patsy added: “I used to be in a relationship on the time, and it wasn’t one thing that, you recognize – it wasn’t actually a job that I used to be inspired to take, and I’ve wished to be on that present for the final 40 years.”
The actress – who additionally starred in Emmerdale as Sadie King from 2004 till 2006, and Faye Byrne in Holby Metropolis from 2007 till 2010, earlier than making a visitor look in 2019 – felt unhappy that her time on Albert Sq. was quick and candy.
Patsy added: “I went in, and I did 9 episodes for them, and it went very well and all the things.
“However, sadly, I put life stuff first, and I knew I might remorse it really when it occurred.”
Lola’s fiance was Jay Brown, performed by the now-axed EastEnders forged member Jamie Borthwick.
In June, Jamie, 31, was suspended from the BBC cleaning soap for 3 months for utilizing a incapacity slur.
He described the individuals of Blackpool as “absolute m*********”, whereas there for the 2024 Strictly Come Dancing dwell present.
Regardless of plans for Jamie to return to the cleaning soap following the suspension, it has now been revealed that his days on the present are over – 19 years after he first took on the position of Jay Brown.
In a press release, a spokesperson for BBC Studios mentioned: “We are able to affirm that Jamie Borthwick is not going to be returning to EastEnders.
“We don’t touch upon particular person issues.”
Jamie apologised for the incident in July, saying: “I’m deeply sorry for any offence and upset my phrases and actions have triggered.
“It’s no excuse, however I didn’t totally perceive the derogatory time period I used and its that means. That’s on me utterly.
“Now I’m conscious, I’m deeply embarrassed to have used the time period and directed it in the way in which I did. It was improper.
“Once I made the video, I used to be excited and caught up within the second. Once more, that’s no excuse.
“However my regrettable actions usually are not a real reflection of my views or who I’m.
“I loved each minute of my time within the Blackpool Tower Ballroom and the city itself.
“The individuals of Blackpool have all the time been superb with the Strictly crew, dancers and forged members. I do know they are going to be once more for this 12 months’s present and people in years to return.
“I’m really sorry.”
Through the peak of the controversy, the BBC beforehand mentioned: “This language is solely unacceptable and on no account displays the values or requirements we maintain and anticipate on the BBC.
“We’ve got sturdy processes in place for this.”
This was the second Strictly Come Dancing-related controversy Jamie was concerned in, after he and co-contestant, opera singer Wynne Evans, 53, had been reportedly reprimanded by BBC bosses over a intercourse toy video.
