Louisa Lytton is set to make a highly anticipated return to EastEnders, bringing back her iconic character Ruby Allen. As
part of the BBC soap’s 40th-anniversary celebrations, Ruby’s reappearance is poised to shake things up in Albert Square.
Fans are eagerly awaiting what promises to be a dramatic comeback for the character who has been absent from the show since 2021.
Ruby Allen’s exit was marked by a dramatic storyline involving a false cannabis farm accusation that led to her imprisonment. Her claim of being pregnant with Martin Fowler’s child was met with skepticism, largely due to her history of deceit. With her return, viewers will finally get answers about the mysterious pregnancy and the fallout that ensued.
Louisa Lytton, who first joined EastEnders in 2005, has an impressive acting resume. Her early career saw her in notable roles including a body double for Emma Watson in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets and a stint on Strictly Come Dancing, where she reached the quarterfinals. After a hiatus from EastEnders, she reprised her role as Ruby in 2018 and now returns with a renewed focus.
Lytton expressed her excitement about returning to the role, stating, “I’m thrilled to revisit Ruby and reveal what the past 3 years have been like for her. I can’t wait for everyone to see what’s in store.” Her return promises to delve deeper into Ruby’s life since her last appearance, and it’s expected to stir up trouble for Martin and Stacy Slater, who believed they had seen the last of her.
The reunion of Ruby with former friends and foes alike is set to reignite old tensions and create new drama. Fans are particularly curious about how Ruby’s storyline will intertwine with ongoing plots and how her past actions will influence current events in Albert Square.
As the anniversary special approaches, viewers can look forward to explosive revelations and a dramatic continuation of Ruby Allen’s story. Louisa Lytton’s return is sure to add a thrilling new dimension to EastEnders, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.
