EastEnders' boss teases Kathy Beale's imminent return – with husband Gavin!
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EastEnders' boss Dominic Treadwell-Collins has teased Kathy Beale's imminent return to Walford – and her other half, Gavin, may be following her!
Treadwell-Collins tweeted a portion of a shooting script on Wednesday afternoon, which seemed to indicate that Kathy had swindled her mysterious husband.
He's on his way... #EastEnders #KathysBack #Gavin pic.twitter.com/nR989oQqi2
— DomTreadwellCollins (@dominictc) June 17, 2015
There has been speculation that 'Gavin' is Sharon Mitchell's real father, but all will become clear when Kathy (Gillian Taylforth) returns to EastEnders permanently.
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Naughty girl, indeed.
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