The One Show's Alex Jones left apologising as Strictly's Bobby Brazier calls out awkward blunder

The One Show's Alex Jones apologised to Bobby Brazier during his appearance on the show after an awkward EastEnders blunder - which he called out. During the latest instalment of the BBC One show on Wednesday night (May 1), the actor was on the sofa to talk about his return to Albert Square as Freddie Slater.

It was recently confirmed that Freddie would be returning to Walford with the legend that is Big Mo in the coming weeks, months on from Freddie's exit as Bobby appeared on Strictly Come Dancing and more than a year since Big Mo, played by Laila Morse, appeared in the BBC One soap.

Introducing Bobby, host Alex, 47, said: "In a moment, we'll be joined by Bobby Brazier as his character, Freddie Mitchell, gets ready to return to Albert Square. But first, let's look at his story so far..."

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However, after the video montage played, Bobby was quick to point out Alex's blunder, saying he's Freddie Slater not Freddie Mitchell - who he said "doesn't exist".

The 20-year-old said: "By the way, by the way, it's Freddie Slater not Freddie Mitchell! Freddie Mitchell doesn't exist, who is that?" with Alex quickly adding: "Well, now, that is an error, isn't it? A big apology Bobby!" to which Bobby quipped: "Come on now!"

After the awkward start, Bobby then teased his return to EastEnders, where he joked about learning his lines to which Jermaine Jenas quipped about not learning his lines with Alex, saying: "We do that, all the time!" with Bobby pointing out: "Yeah, I mean, Freddie Mitchell!" with Alex replying: "You know what I mean!"

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