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Danny Dyer went all out on a luxury holiday with his family but was left fuming after realising one thing wasn’t included in the price. Fresh from his departure from iconic soap EastEnders , the Mick Carter actor, 46, treated himself to a well deserved break in the Maldives. Reminiscing about his experience issue on the Life’s a Beach podcast with Alan Carr , Danny said the elaborate paradise had “f*****g three waiters to every geezer’ and not having to wake up at dawn to ‘nick a f*****g sunbed’.

The former soap star added: ‘I swear to God if I’d had a pony and I’d run out of khazi paper, there’d be someone there – little hand would have come through, given you some khazi roll, would probably wipe the a**e for ya. But it was 140 grand, this holiday. ‘It’s a lot of dough and I thought it was all-inclusive, but it turned out the wine wasn’t f*****g free.



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’ Mick, as viewers of the BBC One soap will recall, vanished at sea over the Christmas period in 2022 when trying to rescue one true love Linda Carter ( Kellie Bright ) from the treacherous waves after pregnant Janine Butcher ( Charlie Brooks ) drove them into the water. The Queen Vic landlord, under Linda’s instruction, saved Janine and their unborn child first before returning to the ocean to retrieve his L, unaware of the fact that she had safely made it to shore. More Trending Three major characters plan Walford exit to join beloved former character in EastEnders EastEnders character dies in shocking twist as fan favourite becomes killer Joy as EastEnders legend confirms she's pregnant EastEnders fan works out inventive way TV legend may return from the dead A body was never recovered, with fans hoping that such a thing leaves the door open for a potential return for Mick one day, much in the vein of Neighbourslegend Harold Bishop, who famously vanished at sea in 1991 only to return to the Aussie soap five years later.

Recently addressing the possibility of a return, actor Danny admitted that fans keep asking him when he’s set to return to EastEnders but, unfortunately, he had some bad news regarding Mick’s fate. ‘He’s dead’ he told Heatworld . ‘Look, I take it as a compliment that people want me to go back.

Who knows? If there’s no closure there, then maybe I would come back for a dream sequence. I don’t think Mick could just rock up covered in seaweed! MORE : TV legend celebrates earning £1.88 from a repeat of iconic show MORE : Coronation Street legend lands new role after beloved character is confirmed to die MORE : Natalie Cassidy still calls herself ‘ugly’ after years of bullying and weight anxieties The Soaps Newsletter Sign up for daily Soaps updates and our weekly Editor’s special for juicy exclusives and interviews.

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