EastEnders spoilers follow.
EastEnders star Aaron Thiara has teased that we might not have seen the end of Denise Fox's love triangle, following the result of the public vote being revealed tonight.
Viewers have been deciding whether Denise should choose to pursue a relationship with either of her two love interests, Ravi or Jack.
In tonight's live episode, it was confirmed that Denise - and the public - had chosen her ex-husband Jack, and the couple shared a romantic reunion amongst the carnage of the explosion in The Vic.
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Actor Aaron, who plays Ravi, posted some sweet behind-the-scenes photos on Instagram with his two co-stars Diane Parish and Scott Maslen. However, he also teased that the future might not be so straightforward for Denise and Jack.
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He cryptically wrote in the caption: "you may think it's the end. But we have only just begun... Love you @officialdianeparish @mrscottmaslen."
Following the impressive live episode, Diane went live on Instagram and shared her reaction to the result – and she recognised that many viewers want Ravi to end up with another popular character.
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"I just want to say, thank you guys so much for everything you did voting," she said. "I am very happy [with the result]. I'm of course sad for my mate Aaron – but I think you can all get what you want now, because you want Ravi to be with Priya! I'm happy that it's Scott, and it's Jack, because there's mileage there.
"It's bittersweet, of course, because now you've seen what happens at the end. So there's tears of joy and sadness. Thank you for supporting Denise and helping her choose her man!"
This evening's instalment also saw Martin Fowler's tragic death, after he was crushed by a beam in the pub and suffered a cardiac arrest as paramedics tried to rescue him.
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After this devastating death at the end of the dramatic week of 40th anniversary episodes, Diane also paid tribute to actor James Bye, who has played Martin since 2014.
She said: "James Bye is the most incredible human being, the most wonderful actor, funny as hell, a great cast member and a great team player. We're really going to miss him."
EastEnders airs on Mondays - Thursdays at 7.30pm on BBC One. The show also streams on BBC iPlayer, where most episodes drop early at 6am ahead of their TV broadcast.
