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Patsy Palmer makes EastEnders comeback as Bianca Jackson

Patsy Palmer as Bianca Jackson - 1

Bianca Jackson is BACK! Patsy Palmer is set to return to EastEnders in March on BBC One.

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After a four-year absence from the beloved soap, Patsy will make a dramatic comeback as fiery and outspoken personality Bianca in two special episodes on 4 – 5 March 2024.

Patsy, who briefly returned to the show in 2019, is set to reprise her role amidst significant on-screen turmoil. The storyline unfolds as Whitney and Zack visit Bianca in Milton Keynes following her off-screen break-up with Terry, which quickly leads to chaos.

The two episodes will follow Whitney as she becomes embroiled in the drama of a local child named Britney, played by Scrapper star Lola Campbell.

Bianca, who first graced television screens in 1993, is the sharp-tongued daughter of Carol Jackson. She has maintained a strong connection to Walford, particularly through her family ties with the Branning family, her step-daughter Whitney Dean (played by Shona McGarty), and sister Sonia Fowler (Natalie Cassidy).

Patsy Palmer as Bianca Jackson

Throughout her 13 years in Albert Square, Bianca’s life has been riddled with drama. She has been central to several of the show’s most memorable storylines, including the revelation of David Wicks being her father, her rocky relationship with Ricky Butcher, and the harrowing storyline of Whitney’s abuse in 2008.

Patsy Palmer said: “I’m so excited to be reprising the role of Bianca. EastEnders holds such a special place in my heart, so it’s always a pleasure to be back.”

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Chris Clenshaw, Executive Producer, added: “I’m thrilled to welcome the fabulous Patsy back to the iconic role of Bianca Jackson. Although the character was last seen on-screen in 2019, Bianca still remains a fan-favourite. We know our audiences will be thrilled at her return as she is thrust into the heart of the drama alongside step-daughter Whitney.”

EastEnders airs Monday-Thursday at 7:30PM on BBC One.

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