Cheryl Fergison has been enjoying herself in London this week, where she made a rare red carpet appearance and also reunited with one of her former EastEnders co-stars.
The actor, 57 - who is best known for having played the late Heather Trott on the BBC show - has been visiting the capital city, sharing updates from the trip on Instagram.
This included sharing a selfie this evening of herself and pal Steve McFadden, 63 - who plays Phil Mitchell on EastEnders - posing together in front of Tower Bridge.
She wrote: "With my big brov. Yes folks it's Mr Steve McFadden". And she wrote to him: "Thank you for always caring for me and my family and for being so hospitable".
Yesterday, she had shared a selfie of herself stood in front of the landmark in the capital. She wrote in a caption that accompanied the photo: "It's only Tower Bridge and me".
EastEnders icon slams soap for 'normalising violence' in 'ridiculous' storylinesEarlier this week, Cheryl - who grew up in the area - shared a photo of herself on the underground and teased that she felt like a tourist, with her now living in Lancashire.
She wrote: "Down the old smoke on the tube. It all feels a little different and I'm walking round like a tourist rather than someone born and bred here". She included a laughing emoji.
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The actor - who appeared on EastEnders from 2007 until 2012, before making a cameo in 2016 - also went to see a West End show whilst she was visiting London this week.
She was a guest at the press night for Dirty Dancing - The Classic Story at the Dominion Theatre yesterday, with Cheryl having posed for photos whilst on the red carpet.
She got glammed up for the event, sporting makeup including red lipstick. She opted to wear a lengthy patterned cardigan, which was over a black top and matching pants.
Cheryl accessorised the look with a black cap and some jewellery, which included a silver necklace. She decided to wear a pair of black boots with the outfit for the show.