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Kat Slater Faces Zoe's Autopsy Results in 'EastEnders'
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Kat Slater Faces Zoe's Autopsy Results in 'EastEnders'

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Kat Slater (played by Jessie Wallace) faces another major shock this week in 'EastEnders' as the results of Zoe's autopsy (played by Michelle Ryan) leave her in disbelief.

Zoe tragically lost her life after being struck by debris while trying to reach Charlie's taxi. Kat, Zoe's mother, found her body the next morning and is deeply emotionally affected by the loss of her daughter.

Shock in Albert Square

Following this incident, a wave of shock has swept through Albert Square, with the community rallying to support the Slater family. Kat has shown the hardest reaction, and Alfie Moon (played by Shane Richie) is worried that he won't be able to help her during this difficult time.

Elsewhere in Albert Square, Penny Branning (played by Katie Cassidy) has recently given birth, but one of the new residents overhears her discussing the identity of the baby's father and faces new challenges.

New Challenges for Kat and Penny

Kat continues to struggle with Zoe's loss, and soon another shock hits her as the police inform her of the autopsy results. This news greatly affects her.

Alfie, unable to connect with Kat, goes to the local gardens to seek support from Billy Mitchell (played by Perry Fenwick) and Harvey Monroe (played by Ross Boatman).

Meanwhile, Priya Nanda-Hart (played by Sophie Khan Levy), who has overheard Penny's conversations, challenges her as a new mother, and during a discussion, another secret is revealed.

On another front, Oscar (played by Pierre Canahian-Mollière) becomes uncertain after a kiss with Josh Goodwin (played by Joshua Wan) and decides to cut ties with him after Josh confesses about Zoe. But will this really be the end of their relationship?

New episodes of 'EastEnders' air on Thursday, September 17 at 7:30 PM on BBC One, and fans can watch it from 6 AM on BBC iPlayer.

Source: metro.co.uk