Lucy Beale

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Lucy Beale is a fictional character from the British soap opera EastEnders, which airs on the BBC. The character was introduced in 1993 and has been portrayed by several actresses over the years. Lucy Beale is a member of the prominent Beale family, which has been central to many storylines in the show.

Character History[edit | edit source]

Lucy Beale was born on 9 December 1993 to Ian Beale and Cindy Beale. She has a twin brother, Peter Beale, and several half-siblings, including Steven Beale, Bobby Beale, and Cindy Williams. Lucy's early years were marked by the turbulent relationship between her parents, which eventually led to their separation.

Early Years[edit | edit source]

As a child, Lucy was portrayed by various child actresses. Her early storylines often revolved around her family dynamics, including her mother's departure and subsequent death. Lucy and her brother Peter were raised primarily by their father, Ian, who struggled to balance his business and family life.

Teenage Years[edit | edit source]

In her teenage years, Lucy was portrayed by actress Melissa Suffield. During this period, Lucy's character became more rebellious, engaging in various controversial storylines, including underage drinking, teenage pregnancy scares, and conflicts with her father. Her relationship with her stepmother, Jane Beale, was also a significant aspect of her character development.

Adulthood[edit | edit source]

In 2012, actress Hetti Bywater took over the role of Lucy Beale. As an adult, Lucy's storylines became more complex, involving business ventures, romantic relationships, and family betrayals. One of the most significant storylines was her involvement in the Beale family's business, Beale's Plaice, and her tumultuous relationship with her father, Ian.

Death and Aftermath[edit | edit source]

In April 2014, Lucy Beale was killed off in a high-profile storyline known as "Who Killed Lucy Beale?" Her murder became a central plot point, leading to one of the longest-running whodunits in EastEnders history. The storyline concluded in February 2015, revealing that her younger brother, Bobby Beale, was responsible for her death.

Impact and Legacy[edit | edit source]

Lucy Beale's character has had a lasting impact on EastEnders, with her death affecting many characters and storylines. The "Who Killed Lucy Beale?" storyline was a major event in the show's history, drawing significant viewer interest and media attention.

Portrayal[edit | edit source]

Lucy Beale has been portrayed by several actresses over the years:

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