Who are Sean Slater and Stacey Slater's father and how is he dead?

Tragedy and conflict are deeply rooted in the history of the Slater clan, and Sean and his sister Stacey are no exception.

Sean Slater (Rob Kazinsky) recently returned to Albert Square and his arrival was not without drama or drama.

He and his younger sister Stacey (Lacey Turner) are no strangers to difficulties, having lost their father when they were young.

So who is their dead father and how is he dead?

How did Sean's father and Stacey Slater, Brian, die?

The father of Sean and Stacey Slater is Brian Slater, who has never been seen on the soap opera, except on the photographs.

That's because Brian died at the hands of his son Sean, while Sean was only a teenager, and before the troubled young man appeared at EastEnders.

Although Sean never intended to kill his father, poor Brian had a cerebral hemorrhage and died the next day.

This tragedy caused Sean to flee and join the army when he was only 16, which undoubtedly placed him on the destructive path he has followed since.

Sean and Stacy also have three previously secretive half-siblings: Kyle, Siobhan and Shannon.

Kyle (Riley Carter Millington) originally called Sarah and was the first transgender character of a British soap opera to be played by a transgender actor.

Now that Sean is back in town and feels intense remorse over the years, he unfortunately and mistakenly thinks that suicide is his only way out and tries to fix everything he did before committing suicide.

Rob Kazinsky told Metro.co.uk exclusively: "The week goes on when Sean comes in with this idea of ​​what he's going to do.

He knows he has plenty of time to say what he has to say – he does not want to be here anymore. He is getting results and he is more and more ready to go. "

Will all of Sean's psychological trauma, combined with his guilt, drive Sean to the limit? Or will he be able to accept help in this difficult time and choose to live?

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