EastEnders star’s ‘emotional’ exit revealed as he becomes the SEVENTH actor to leave the soap
AN EASTENDERS star has revealed his exit after nine years as he becomes the seventh actor to leave the soap.
Child star Harry Farr has played Linda Carter’s son Ollie since 2017 – but has now filmed his final scenes.
The Sun can tell he will be exiting the soap very soon to coincide with the departure of his other on-screen family members.
Harry’s mum Laura revealed he has now finished filming on the BBC soap.
She shared on Instagram: “And that’s a wrap!
“Emotional ending after such a long time for him, but wow what an amazing experience (with some of the nicest people) he’s had.”
Harry first began portraying the role of Ollie in 2020 and has remained with the BBC soap ever since.
Harry is the latest star to confirm his exit from the show alongside on-screen mum Kellie Bright and brother Charlie Suff.
Kellie confirmed she had quit as Linda earlier this year – which inevitably led to soap bosses opting to write out the rest of her on-screen family.
Other actors such as Michelle Ryan and Sophie Khan Levy have already left the programme with Pierre Counihan-Moullier also set to depart in the coming weeks as Oscar Branning.
Harry’s exit scenes are expected to play out in the coming weeks.
Bosses have re-introduced Linda’s other children – Lee and Nancy – to coincide with her impending departure.
Upon all of their exits, it will bring an end to the Carter clan on the programme for good after 13 years.
