The rumor mill has been churning again on the internet with fans saying that it will be revealed that Vincent and Phil are half-brothers.
It all came out in last night's episode when Claudette revealed that she had more admiration towards Eric Mitchell than her own husband, who she later pushed off a balcony.
There is obvious history between Claudette and Peggy with tensions seen between Aunt Sal and Claudette last year, so if Vincent is related to Phil, Grant and Sam then he could be a match for a liver transplant, something Phil is in desperate need of.
Most liver transplant operations use livers from deceased donors, though a liver may also come from a living donor. My hunch is still with Peggy being the donor, we will just have to wait and see.
Of course to some people this sounds completely bonkers but fans have come out on top before, calling the outcome before it happens.
What do you think?
if Phil and Vincent are brothers that would then mean that Vincent slept with his own cousin Ronnie.
ReplyDeleteCousins are allowed to marry though so that's OK!
DeleteI believe its second cousins where you can marry and have intercourse with the least hassle as possible :)
DeleteDee west,But that is not the 1st time on eastenders that cousins have slept together, Lauren n that guy (forgot his name... Joey? ) They slept together for ages not caring what folk thought ...
ReplyDeleteThere was also Lauren and Billie (her aunts son (her dads nephew))
ReplyDeleteWhat I got from last night was Claudette slept with everyone and anyone but Mr Mitchell was the one she admired and wanted but he didn't want her so I doubt he was Vincent's dad.
ReplyDeleteCousins are allowed to marry. Nothing unique there!
ReplyDeleteBut Phil has slept with his aunty Glenda, so nothing else compares to that.
ReplyDeleteVincent is black not mixed race? And Vincent was born before his dad was killed and she was interested in Eric when Vincent was a kid
ReplyDeleteMy cousin is mixed race and looks black thought I would put that out there for you:)
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