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EastEnders: Teddy Mitchell Takes Fall for Son’s Fatal Action, Junior Knight Makes Final Exit
Walford saw a dramatic conclusion to its recent murder storyline this week as Teddy Mitchell made a life-altering decision to protect his son, while Junior Knight departed EastEnders after a tense final confrontation.
Teddy Mitchell Confesses to Murder to Save Harry
The Mitchell family is facing devastating consequences after the accidental death of Oki at the hands of Harry Mitchell. In a shocking sacrifice, Teddy Mitchell took the fall for his son’s actions.
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Plea of Guilt: Teddy deliberately placed his own fingerprints on the murder weapon and was subsequently arrested. While in custody, he informed Nicola Mitchell of his intention to plead guilty to protect Harry from a potential prison sentence of up to 15 years.
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Harry’s Crisis: The protective measure came just as Harry’s own situation worsened. Nicola was forced to make an emergency call after finding her son relapsing into drug use, stating, “My son, I think he’s overdosing.”

Junior Knight Departs Walford with a Final Warning
Junior Knight, the long-lost son of George Knight, has made his final appearance, leaving EastEnders to start a new chapter in Dubai.
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Final Farewell: Junior said his goodbyes to the family, handing over his prized car to Kojo before leaving the square.
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Kojo’s Safety Guaranteed: Before his exit, Junior secured a promise from Ravi Gulati that no one would attempt to harm Kojo in the future, securing the boy’s safety in Walford.
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Parting Shot: In his final act, Junior delivered a cryptic warning to George to keep his distance from Nicola Mitchell before driving away, leaving the reason for the caution unanswered.
Ravi Gulati’s Visible Injuries
In a related note, Ravi Gulati appeared with a prominent black eye, a visible consequence of his earlier physical altercation with George Knight. The makeup team’s realistic depiction of the injury sparked notable commentary among fans on social media.