His character left Albert Square following a heated argument with his mother.
And Matt Di Angelo's EastEnders character Deano Wicks looks set to cause more chaos in the very near future when he returns to Walford after the star was seen filming his comeback scenes.
The 26-year-old actor was seen in character for the first time in six years after Deano left Albert Square following a huge bust-up with his mother Shirley Carter (Linda Henry).
He is seen standing on the balcony of a rundown block of flats which he shares with his grandfather Stan Carter (Timothy West), who is also set to find himself in a bit of bother.
Stan, whose son is Danny Dyer's alter-ego Mick Carter, is set to be arrested by the police after stolen mobile phones are discovered in the flat he shares with Deano.
He is taken away by the authorities in his wheelchair but clearly disagrees with their decision and starts shouting at the police, pleading his innocence.
And Matt Di Angelo's EastEnders character Deano Wicks looks set to cause more chaos in the very near future when he returns to Walford after the star was seen filming his comeback scenes.
The 26-year-old actor was seen in character for the first time in six years after Deano left Albert Square following a huge bust-up with his mother Shirley Carter (Linda Henry).
The comeback kid: Matt Di Angelo has filmed his first scenes ahead of his return to EastEnders as Deano Wicks
Trouble ahead: Deano's reappearance looks set to tie in with his grandfather Stan Carter (Timothy West) getting arrested
He is seen standing on the balcony of a rundown block of flats which he shares with his grandfather Stan Carter (Timothy West), who is also set to find himself in a bit of bother.
Stan, whose son is Danny Dyer's alter-ego Mick Carter, is set to be arrested by the police after stolen mobile phones are discovered in the flat he shares with Deano.
He is taken away by the authorities in his wheelchair but clearly disagrees with their decision and starts shouting at the police, pleading his innocence.
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