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EASTENDERS fans are all saying the same thing after Bobby Brazier made his debut as Freddie Slater.

The actor son of the late Jade Goody arrived in Walford tonight as the son of Little Mo.

Bobby Brazier made his debut on the soap
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Bobby Brazier made his debut on the soapCredit: BBC
Fans were thrilled to see Bobby make his debut on the soap
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Fans were thrilled to see Bobby make his debut on the soapCredit: BBC

Freddie turned up in Albert Square and began watching his mum’s ex-husband Billy Mitchell.

He ended up stealing a bap from Stacey’s Baps before fleeing the market and trying to jump the tube.

Caught by guards, Freddie revealed he was homeless and he was only saved when Bobby Beale handed over £20 as a helping hand.

But instead of leaving Walford, Freddie headed to the pub where Billy was trying to reunite with ex-wife Honey.

Ordering two pints, he walked over to Billy who recognised him as the thief from before and threatened to call the police.

“You’ve got some front, ain’t ya,” he told Freddie.

“I saw you thieving off the market, we’ve got witnesses. So you sit there like a good little boy while I phone the old bill.”

However he was taken aback when Freddie sat down and replied: “Sure, whatever you say.

“I got you this. Name’s Freddie by the way. Mo’s kid. I’m your son.”

Billy was in shock at the reveal - although viewers know Freddie isn’t Billy’s son.

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They were all left saying the same thing at Bobby’s debut.

One wrote: "Excellent debut for Freddie! That final scene with Billy and Honey, great reveal. How great is Bobby Brazier."

A second said: "Your mum would be so proud of you Bobby."

Another added: "Well done Bobby, he smashed it."

Billy was in shocked to see Freddie's face again
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Billy was in shocked to see Freddie's face againCredit: BBC
Billy wasn't too happy with Freddie's return to the square and didn't give him a warm welcome back
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Billy wasn't too happy with Freddie's return to the square and didn't give him a warm welcome backCredit: BBC
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