EastEnders spoilers follow.
EastEnders has revealed full details on Tiffany Butcher-Baker's exit week.
Maisie Smith filmed her final scenes in the role back in October, with Tiffany's Walford departure set to air in the week commencing Monday, December 13.
Tiffany's last week in the Square will see her finally realise that her heart belongs with Keegan, after months apart.
Tiffany and Keegan's marriage broke down over the summer, in the wake of his betrayal with her friend Dotty Cotton. Tiffany has since moved on with sinister newcomer Aaron Monroe, but will have her eyes opened to his true colours over the next few weeks.
As Janine gives Liam his cut of the money, Tiffany overhears and realises that her brother is going back to Germany tomorrow.
She doesn't have much time to think about it though, as she's soon interrupted by Keegan – who wants to talk.
Unfortunately, this doesn't go to plan and Tiffany and Keegan find themselves arguing about their relationship in front of everyone in the market.
Aaron leads Tiffany away and buys her a drink, but it's not long before their relationship turns sour, too.
When Aaron's phone rings, Tiffany innocently goes to answer it but finds herself on the receiving end of his temper as a result.
Aaron snaps at Tiffany for invading his privacy and grabs her arm.
When Liam enters, he spots their tense exchange but Tiffany is more than capable of sticking up for herself and warns Aaron not to speak to her again.
Tiffany soon finds herself back in her estranged husband Keegan's arms after this and they spend the night together.
Afterwards, Tiffany tells Whitney how much she still loves Keegan, but is unsure if he feels the same.
Sure enough, Keegan is explaining the same thing to Karen.
Both Karen and Whitney respectively encourage Tiffany and Keegan to be honest about how they feel. But given that it's Tiffany's last week in Walford, is a happy ending on the cards or not?
Discussing Tiffany's feelings for Keegan, Maisie Smith – who plays her – said: "She's been trying to fight it just because of what he did to her, but at the end of the day, she didn't fall out of love with him. He cheated on her but he's always been in the back of her mind.
"They're soulmates, they were meant to be together from the start. They've been through so much together and they make each other stronger.
"It would obviously take some time to work on their relationship but I think ultimately they're meant to be together."
EastEnders airs these scenes in the week commencing Monday, December 13 on BBC One.
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