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South Wales Argus
11 hours ago
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- South Wales Argus
Popular EastEnders dog Terence has died, owners confirm
Terence, a Lhasa Apso dog, arrived in Albert Square back in October 2001 when Billy Mitchell gave the dog to Janine Butcher as a gift for her 18th birthday. The dog, which is classed as "non-binary" by fans due to it being referred to as both a he and a she while on EastEnders, was usually seen on-screen with Janine and was involved in several key scenes. Terence was part of the EastEnders cast for eight years, before making their last appearance in December 2009. The dog proved popular among fans, with users on Reddit group r/EastEnders recently describing Terrence as their "all-time favourite pet" from the BBC soap. One person commented: "Terence has had so many iconic storylines and side quests during their time on the show, they are just as much a main character as anybody else! Long live Theirence." Most popular soap operas in the UK Death of popular EastEnders dog confirmed by owner One fan, on X (formerly Twitter), contacted Terence's owner recently, asking what the dog had been up to since its time on EastEnders. Replying, the owners said: "Terence was retired by the writers/producers. "He worked on a lot of different productions and lived out his retirement as a much loved family pet." After months of waiting, we finally have news on the fate of Theirence! — andrew (radicalised by conrad clark era) (@floellaumbagabe) June 16, 2025 Terence's owner has now confirmed the popular pooch has in fact died since leaving EastEnders. Speaking to The Sun, they said: "My dog who played Terence last worked on the show in 2009, though another dog from a different company played the role for a few more episodes. "Afraid Terence and Wellard, who I also supplied, are unfortunately long gone now. They are never with us long enough.' Wellard, a Belgian Tervuren dog, was another popular dog on EastEnders. He was part of the BBC soap from October 1994 to August 2008, making him the longest-serving pet on EastEnders. EastEnders fans say "RIP to this soap legend" EastEnders fans have gone into mourning after learning about the passing of Terence. Posting on the EastEnders Reddit group, on person said: "Sleep well sweet prince, forever our queen." RECOMMENDED READING: Another fan added: "RIP to this soap legend." A third user posted: "So sad to hear. Doggy goes to heaven." While this person commented: "I'm so glad they lived such a full life full of love."
The Herald Scotland
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Herald Scotland
Popular EastEnders dog Terence has died, owners confirm
The dog, which is classed as "non-binary" by fans due to it being referred to as both a he and a she while on EastEnders, was usually seen on-screen with Janine and was involved in several key scenes. Terence was part of the EastEnders cast for eight years, before making their last appearance in December 2009. The dog proved popular among fans, with users on Reddit group r/EastEnders recently describing Terrence as their "all-time favourite pet" from the BBC soap. One person commented: "Terence has had so many iconic storylines and side quests during their time on the show, they are just as much a main character as anybody else! Long live Theirence." Most popular soap operas in the UK Death of popular EastEnders dog confirmed by owner One fan, on X (formerly Twitter), contacted Terence's owner recently, asking what the dog had been up to since its time on EastEnders. Replying, the owners said: "Terence was retired by the writers/producers. "He worked on a lot of different productions and lived out his retirement as a much loved family pet." After months of waiting, we finally have news on the fate of Theirence! — andrew (radicalised by conrad clark era) (@floellaumbagabe) June 16, 2025 Terence's owner has now confirmed the popular pooch has in fact died since leaving EastEnders. Speaking to The Sun, they said: "My dog who played Terence last worked on the show in 2009, though another dog from a different company played the role for a few more episodes. "Afraid Terence and Wellard, who I also supplied, are unfortunately long gone now. They are never with us long enough.' Wellard, a Belgian Tervuren dog, was another popular dog on EastEnders. He was part of the BBC soap from October 1994 to August 2008, making him the longest-serving pet on EastEnders. EastEnders fans say "RIP to this soap legend" EastEnders fans have gone into mourning after learning about the passing of Terence. Posting on the EastEnders Reddit group, on person said: "Sleep well sweet prince, forever our queen." RECOMMENDED READING: Another fan added: "RIP to this soap legend." A third user posted: "So sad to hear. Doggy goes to heaven." While this person commented: "I'm so glad they lived such a full life full of love."
Scottish Sun
2 days ago
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- Scottish Sun
EastEnders fans in mourning as it's revealed show icon has died after eight years on show
In response to the post, one fan wrote: "I'm so glad they lived such a full life full of love" sad loss EastEnders fans in mourning as it's revealed show icon has died after eight years on show EASTENDERS fans are mourning as it's revealed a show icon has died after eight years on-air. Terence, the Lhasa Apso dog who appeared on the soap from 2001 to 2009, has passed away, his owner has confirmed. 4 EastEnders fans are mourning after a show icon died following eight years on-air Credit: BBC/Jack Barnes The news was confirmed in a Reddit comment by the user, who also supplied the iconic EastEnders dog Wellard. Announcing the news, they said: 'My dog who played Terence last worked on the show in 2009, though another dog from a different company played the role for a few more episodes. "Afraid Terence and Wellard, who I also supplied, are unfortunately long gone now. They are never with us long enough.' Terence made his first appearance on 29 October 2001 when Billy Mitchell gave the dog to Janine Butcher as a gift for her 18th birthday. Known as the 'glam dog' of Albert Square, Terence was often seen accompanying Janine and featured in key scenes - including moments with Archie Mitchell and Ricky Butcher during their final episodes in December 2009. In response to the post, one fan wrote: "I'm so glad they lived such a full life full of love." Someone else said: "So sad to hear. Doggy goes to heaven." The most recent real-life death of an EastEnders star was Kathryn Apanowicz, who passed away at age 64 on March 12 after a prolonged illness. She was known for her role as Magda Czajkowski - a café caterer involved with "Dirty" Den Watts - during the late 1980s to early 1990s Before her, the next passing was Arnold Yarrow, who died on December 9, aged 104. EastEnders fans rage about 'continuous blunder' on soap as they beg bosses 'sort it out' - did you spot it? He was remembered for his role as Benny Bloom in the BBC soap and for writing several episodes of the show. 4 Terence, the Lhasa Apso dog, appeared on the soap from 2001 to 2009 Credit: BBC 4 His owner confirmed his death in a Reddit forum Credit: BBC 4 The pet parent also supplied the iconic EastEnders dog Wellard Credit: BBC
The Irish Sun
2 days ago
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- The Irish Sun
EastEnders fans in mourning as it's revealed show icon has died after eight years on show
Advertisement EASTENDERS fans are mourning as it's revealed a show icon has died after eight years on-air. Advertisement Terence, the Lhasa Apso dog who appeared on the soap from 2001 to 2009, has passed away, his owner has confirmed. Advertisement 4 EastEnders fans are mourning after a show icon died following eight years on-air Credit: BBC/Jack Barnes Advertisement The news was confirmed in a Reddit comment by the user, who also supplied the iconic EastEnders dog Wellard. Announcing the news , they said: 'My dog who played Terence last worked on the show in 2009, though another dog from a different company played the role for a few more episodes. Advertisement "Afraid Terence and Wellard, who I also supplied, are unfortunately long gone now. They are never with us long enough.' Advertisement Terence made his first appearance on 29 October 2001 when Billy Mitchell gave the dog to Janine Butcher as a gift for her 18th birthday. Advertisement Known as the 'glam dog' of Albert Square, Terence was often seen accompanying Janine and featured in key scenes - including moments with Archie Mitchell and Ricky Butcher during their final episodes in December 2009. In response to the post, one fan wrote: "I'm so glad they lived such a full life full of love." Advertisement Someone else said: "So sad to hear. Doggy goes to heaven." Advertisement The most recent real-life death of an EastEnders star was Advertisement She was known for her role as Magda Czajkowski - a café caterer involved with "Dirty" Den Watts - during the late 1980s to early 1990s Before her, the next passing was Advertisement EastEnders fans rage about 'continuous blunder' on soap as they beg bosses 'sort it out' - did you spot it? Advertisement He was remembered for his role as Benny Bloom in the BBC soap and for writing several episodes of the show. 4 Terence, the Lhasa Apso dog, appeared on the soap from 2001 to 2009 Credit: BBC Advertisement 4 His owner confirmed his death in a Reddit forum Credit: BBC Advertisement 4 The pet parent also supplied the iconic EastEnders dog Wellard Credit: BBC
The Sun
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
EastEnders fans in mourning as it's revealed show icon has died after eight years on show
EASTENDERS fans are mourning as it's revealed a show icon has died after eight years on-air. Terence, the Lhasa Apso dog who appeared on the soap from 2001 to 2009, has passed away, his owner has confirmed. 4 The news was confirmed in a Reddit comment by the user, who also supplied the iconic EastEnders dog Wellard. Announcing the news, they said: 'My dog who played Terence last worked on the show in 2009, though another dog from a different company played the role for a few more episodes. "Afraid Terence and Wellard, who I also supplied, are unfortunately long gone now. They are never with us long enough.' Terence made his first appearance on 29 October 2001 when Billy Mitchell gave the dog to Janine Butcher as a gift for her 18th birthday. Known as the 'glam dog' of Albert Square, Terence was often seen accompanying Janine and featured in key scenes - including moments with Archie Mitchell and Ricky Butcher during their final episodes in December 2009. In response to the post, one fan wrote: "I'm so glad they lived such a full life full of love." The most recent real-life death of an EastEnders star was Kathryn Apanowicz, who passed away at age 64 on March 12 after a prolonged illness. She was known for her role as Magda Czajkowski - a café caterer involved with "Dirty" Den Watts - during the late 1980s to early 1990s Before her, the next passing was Arnold Yarrow, who died on December 9, aged 104. EastEnders fans rage about 'continuous blunder' on soap as they beg bosses 'sort it out' - did you spot it? He was remembered for his role as Benny Bloom in the BBC soap and for writing several episodes of the show. 4 4 4
