Jacqueline Jossa’s return to EastEnders as Lauren Branning is shaping up to be more than just a fleeting appearance. The 30-year-old actress, who reprised her role briefly in June and again last December, has confirmed that this time she’ll be back for good.
In an Instagram Q&A session, Jacqueline expressed her excitement about returning to the popular soap. She also admitted to feeling a bit nervous, fearing that her comeback could potentially “ruin” the show after a series of acclaimed storylines.
Sources suggest that Jacqueline’s return will involve an explosive storyline, as her character Lauren clashes with Cindy Beale, who recently returned to Walford. Executive producer Chris Clenshaw teased that Lauren’s reappearance will bring back some of the family drama that EastEnders is famous for, as there is “plenty of unfinished business” between Lauren and the Beale family.
Jacqueline, who joined EastEnders as a 17-year-old in 2010, was involved in gripping storylines that tackled tough issues like alcoholism and near-death experiences. Since leaving the show in 2018, she has ventured into other endeavors, including winning I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! and securing a lucrative £1 million deal with In The Style.
While Jacqueline had previously denied rumors of a full-time return, she took to Instagram to reflect on her brief comeback and express her hopes for a more permanent return in the future. She assured fans that, although her return is not confirmed yet, she would love to be back on the square if and when the time is right.
With Jacqueline’s return set to add excitement to the already buzzing world of EastEnders, fans can look forward to more jaw-dropping storylines and intense family drama.
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