EastEnders’ Lola receives devastating news about Isaac weeks after his sudden passing

EastEnders revealers confirm Lola Pearce will be heartbroken on BBC radio next week, when she learns big news about boyfriend Isaac Baptiste

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EastEnders: Isaac reveals he’s flying to Trinidad

EastEnders broadcasts heartbreak for Lola Pearce next week, as she learns of some sad news on the BBC.

She found out about some big news about her boyfriend Isaac Baptiste, the revealers confirmed, just weeks after his sudden departure.

Isaac left Walford with the intention of returning soon, while actor Stevie Basaula left the role earlier this year.

In March, footage showed the character learning worrying news about his mother Sheree, which led to his decision to leave Walford to help her.

Sheree had previously moved to Trinidad and wanted her son to come with him but he refused, instead staying in Walford with his girlfriend Lola and his father Patrick Trueman.

About a month ago, Isaac was told his mother had a heart attack and she wanted him to visit her and help her recover.

While some residents cast doubt on Sheree’s health claims, after her past behaviors, Isaac said he needed to be with her to make sure she was okay.

Lola is devastated, believing it to be the end of their romance, but he insists it’s not.

As he prepares to leave Walford, he tells Lola that he will be back very soon and will stay at Albert Square in the future.

A few weeks later, and it seems his plans have changed.

Lola finds out next week that Isaac is not coming back and that he is ending their romance.

Not only that, but she finds out that her partner has also met someone else, and has left her, leaving her distraught.

As Lola reels from the news, she quickly attacks her pals – but is she all right?

Actor Stevie confirmed his departure earlier this year, saying: “What a dream come true! Grateful to have spent over two years on one of the biggest shows in the country, no nothing equal.

“Thank you for everything you’ve given me. I’ve learned a lot during my time and I’m proud to have taken on some important work and made friends and memories. which I will cherish for a long time .

“EastEnders has been an essential part of my growth both as a young man and as an actor, and now I’m excited and feel ready to explore this next chapter in my career.” mine.”

EastEnders airs Monday through Thursday at 7:30pm on BBC One.