EastEnders spoilers follow.
EastEnders has confirmed that former Hollyoaks star Charlie Wernham will make his debut on the BBC soap in two weeks' time.
The actor was recently cast as Harvey Monroe's (Ross Boatman) son Aaron, who left Walford behind after landing a finance job in the City.
The confident and fiercely loyal character is close to his dad, though has a strained relationship with sister Dana (Barbara Smith).
His return to Walford comes as he checks his family's new set-up, though decides to stay a bit longer when a few things catch his eye.
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New spoilers from the BBC have confirmed that Aaron will make his debut on October 21, with Dana unimpressed by his arrival as he takes an interest in Tiffany Butcher (Maisie Smith).
Here's what Aaron's arrival week will have in store, with the latest spoilers teasing plenty of drama on Albert Square:
Monday, October 18
Liam tells Janine the truth as she vows to help out her nephew. Whitney tries to get a very stubborn Chelsea to tell the truth. Denise is delighted things are going back to normal, but Kim doesn't share the sentiment.
Tuesday, October 19
Gray's money issues continue as Whitney worries about a future between them. Harvey tries to clear the air with Ash but makes things worse with Dana. Janine and Liam put their plan into motion as Billy has his eye on them both.
Thursday, October 21
Chelsea gets a rude awakening and makes her mind up. Kim pieces the puzzle together. Dana is less than impressed when her brother Aaron arrives and takes an interest in Tiffany.
Friday, October 22
Whitney helps Gray through a tough time. Billy tells Janine the clock is ticking as he tries to do things his way. Kim finally gets what she wants, but it leaves Denise in a predicament.
EastEnders airs on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays on BBC One.
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