Two more sad EastEnders exits as show favourites say goodbye

Ravi and Patrick in EastEnders in a composite image in the Queen Vic
Two show characters said goodbye – for good? (Picture: BBC/ Metro)

Just days after waving off a bunch of beloved characters, a further two EastEnders fan-favourites have departed Walford.

The long-running BBC One soap said goodbye to Julie Bates (Karen Henthorn) last week, much to the sadness of viewers who had hoped she would become a regular following Nigel’s (Paul Bradley) death.

Days later, we bid farewell to Sam Mitchell (Kim Medcalf), who Metro readers were particularly fond of, as well as the legendary Grant Mitchell (Ross Kemp), with the siblings fleeing the authorities after the latter was accused of arson.

And now, at the close of this week, Ravi Gulati (Aaron Thiara) and Patrick Truman (Rudolph Walker) have decided to take some time away from Walford, with the pair departing as part of separate storylines on Thursday (May 28).

Ravi, as viewers know, was sectioned by the mental health team last month after contemplating taking his own life and he was subsequently diagnosed with complex PTSD.

He broke things off with Priya Nandra-Hart (Sophie Khan Levy) during a visit but, as part of his treatment, he was encouraged to reach out to his one true love, writing her a letter.

Having not received a response, he returned to the Square this week, much to the shock of Priya, and after he opened up about his progress in therapy, one thing led to another with the couple sleeping together.

Ravi looks upset as he sits alone in EastEnders
Ravi returned to the Square – to say his goodbyes (Picture: BBC / Jack Barnes / Kieron McCarron)

Priya believed this to be a sign that they were back together but Ravi was taken aback, having thought she’d read his letter, in which he revealed that he was letting her go.

Priya broke down as Ravi packed his bags and left. But has he really gone?

Elsewhere, Patrick Trueman (Rudolph Walker) decided to take some time away from the Square, visiting his grandchildren up in Scotland after he received a call from ex daughter-in-law Sophie, who said that the kids weren’t coping well in the wake of Anthony’s (Nicholas Bailey) death.

He offered some advice to Ross Marshall (Alex Walkinshaw), who wasn’t sure about if he should wed Vicki Fowler (Alice Haig) following her fling with Zack Hudson (James Farrar) but – upon hearing Patrick’s words of wisdom – he reconsidered.

Patrick and Yolande Trueman in their kitchen in EastEnders
Patrick decided to visit his grandkids in Scotland (Picture: BBC / Jack Barnes / Kieron McCarron)

Patrick, however, appeared in the flashforward episode – which is set in 2027 – earlier this year so we know that he will be back on screens soon.

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Denise Fox (Diane Parish) will certainly need his support after she received a diagnosis of blood cancer during the latest episode.

The news left the matriarch absolutely rocked. Will she be ready to share it with her loved ones?

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