A well-known character from EastEnders makes a comeback, strips in public, and departs once more for no apparent reason.

It was quite a surprise when Mickey Miller made a quick visit to Albert Square in EastEnders. He left just as suddenly, but not before causing a bit of a stir by stripping down in the middle of his old home. Of course, this kind of behavior is nothing new for Mickey. Despite his troublesome past, which often involved working with con artist Mo, it turns out that he's been pretty successful for himself.

As he sat outside with Mo, Stacey, Kim, and Martin, Mickey revealed that he now runs a successful business called Miller's Villas with his family. His mom takes care of laundry, Dawn is in charge of customer service, and his dad helps out wherever he can. It's clear that Mickey is proud of what he's accomplished and is happy to share his success with his loved ones.

In tonight's episode, the topic of conversation revolved around Mo's latest project: a naked calendar to raise money for the Bridge Street market. Mickey was roped into participating along with Ravi and Zack. However, when he found out that Kim had plastered pictures of him all over social media, he was mortified. He was worried that people from the polo club might see them and think less of his family business.

Feeling embarrassed, Mickey decided to take some new pictures. With Martin and Mo's help, he stood in the Square gardens with a strategically placed present covering his private parts. He even wore a small eye mask, thinking it would be enough to hide his identity. As the evening went on, Mickey received a phone call from his mom. To his surprise, she revealed that the pictures had actually brought in a lot of positive attention for the business. He didn't need to hide his face after all.

With the donations made and his business thriving, Mickey was ready to leave. He said his goodbyes to a tearful Mo and looked out at the Square, reminiscing about the life he once had there. He got into his fancy car and drove off, shouting "Love you Mo!" as he left. Hopefully, it won't be another 14 years before we see Mickey Miller again.

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