Louisa Lytton hints at an EastEnders comeback as she admits she ‘loved’ her time on the BBC soap
The Londoner played gangster's daughter Ruby Allen when she was a teenager and left in the back of a London cab in 2006
By BETH ALLCOCK, Showbiz Reporter
LOUISA Lytton has hinted she could make a comeback to EastEnders admitting there is "always a possibility" Ruby Allen could again step foot in the Queen Vic.
After taking on the role of the gangster Johnny's daughter when she was just 15 and still studying for her GCSE's Londoner Louisa left in 2006.
Louisa, 28, insisted: "I could go back - I'm not dead!
"I left in the back of a taxi. I could go back but there are no family members there.
"Stacey is still in the show, we were best friends in the show. so there's always the possibility."
She added on the ITV daytime programme: "I loved my time in the show and it was my launching pad.
"I was at school doing my GCSE's at the time.
"I loved it - at that age, you take everything in your stride."
During her time on EastEnders she also scooped the British Soap Award for sexiest female.
Since starring on the BBC soap Louisa has gone on to star in The Bill and reality TV show The Jump.
Her next challenge is that of playing Rizzo in a theatrical adaptation of Grease with The Wanted singer - and her former Jump co-star - Tom Parker.
The pretty brunette, who turned down the lead role of Sandy, gushed: "I always get chosen for girl-next-door roles - I'm still known as Ruby Allen.
"This is my chance to play something different."
In a chat with Hello! magazine Tom, who takes on John Travolta’s character Zuko, said of their friendship on the ski show: “I’d not skied that much before we went to Austria for that job, but I picked it up quite quickly.
"Whereas she took a little longer, so if she was on the floor having fallen over I'd go over and spray snow in her face," he said.
"But we have that kind of relationship. Really jokey. And you need that - we're on the road for 10 months and it'll be tedious at times, with eight shows a week, so I think it's good that we've got that humour and that good working relationship."