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EastEnders hunks look unrecognisable as they reunite with former co-star years after quitting soap- can you guess who they are?
One of these stars has a VERY different job now since leaving Walford
TWO EastEnders hunks looked unrecognisable as they reunited with a former co-star years after they quit the soap.
The pair were spotted with fellow former Albert Square star Nina Wadia - but can you guess who they are?
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The two actors in question are Tony Discipline and Neil McDermott EastEnders
The pair were suited and booted as they enjoyed a glitzy night out.
They were seen spending time with Nina, who played Zainab Khan for six years until 2013.
The two actors looked handsome as they enjoyed an evening together.
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Neil, 44, is known by EastEnders fans for playing Ryan Molloy on the long running soap.
He joined the BBC One show in 2014, but left two years later.
However, Neil surprised fans when he made a shock return to Albert Square in 2023.
His character Ryan returned in the wake of his then 12-year-old daughter Lily's pregnancy.
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But Ryan didn't stick around for long and exited the soap after just four episodes.
Meanwhile, Tony played Tyler Moon in the long-running show from 2011 to 2013.
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His character was the son of Eddie Moon (David Essex), as well as a cousin to legendary Alfie Moon (Shane Richie).
During his time on Albert Square, Tyler notably had a relationship with Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty), before making his exit after two years.
Actor Tony has spoken positively about his experience on the show, noting he’d be open to returning.
He previously told The Sun: “I loved my time there. It was a great chapter in my life and if the opportunity ever came up, I would definitely be interested.”
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After leaving EastEnders, Tony worked as a firefighter and a barman - while telling The Sun he couldn’t be happier.
He added: “I love it. Every day is different and you feel you’re helping your community.
"It can be quite dangerous but you’re trained to deal with those situations.”
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