THE Girl Before viewers spotted another EastEnders star during a heartbreaking scene in the BBC drama tonight.

During Tuesday night’s episode Jane Cavendish found out she was pregnant.

But later on it was revealed she sadly lost the baby and was told it could have been prevented.

After having trouble trying to interpret her cardiotocography (CTG) trace, she contacted a stillbirth charity.

A support worker called Tessa explained that her unborn daughter Isabel’s heart rate was very low and she should have gone in for an immediate ultrasound.

While viewers were left heartbroken for Jane, others pointed out that they recognised the actress who played Tessa as EastEnders star Lisa Faulkner.

Uno ha scritto su Twitter: “Wasn’t expecting @lisafaulkner1 in #TheGirlBefore. What a great surprise.”

Un altro ha detto: “More ex eastenders #TheGirlBefore.”

Un terzo è intervenuto: “#theGirlBefore casting team REALLY liked #Eastenders.”

Lisa played business consultant Fi Browning in the BBC soap for 61 episodes in 2017.

She’s not the only stars from the soap who have made an appearance in The Girl Before.

The four-part psychological thriller also stars former EastEnders actors and real-life couple, Jessica Plummer e Ben Hardy.

They play a couple in the series, with Ben portraying Jessica’s character Emma Matthews’ boyfriend Simon.

Last night fans claimed they have worked out the ending già.

Jane found a secret room in the roof of her home and found some stuff belonged to Emma, her landlord Edward’s previous love.

In a sinister twist, she spotted the words “help me” etched on the wall in the attic.

It looked like Emma had been living up there at some point, and possibly being held captive.

And viewers are convinced that she is in fact not dead – despite the show claiming that she is.

Fans immediately took to Twitter to share their theories about what is going on, con un tweet: “Oh mio Dio!! Emma might still be alive.”

Mentre un altro ha detto: “I wouldn’t be surprised if Emma isn’t dead after all.”

All'inizio di questa settimana some viewers also complained the drama was too “confusing” when the HBO Max psychological thriller debuted on the telly.

The series is based on the novel of the same name by JP Delaney follows Jane, a woman who is looking for a place to rent, but ends up stumbling upon a “rental opportunity of a lifetime”.

She is able to move into a luxurious, minimalist house known as ‘One Folgate Street.

tuttavia, there’s one condition, that she abides by a long list of rules laid out by her landlord, an “enigmatic architect”.

Everything turns out to be more complicated than they first appeared.

Jane makes a shocking discovery that reveals details about the previous occupant, Emma, a woman similar to Jane herself.

There are striking similarities between the two women, which leads Jane to question just how much their lives overlap.

As their timelines began to overlap, viewers at home started to get more confused.