EASTENDERS star Lorraine Stanley shared a rare photo of her young daughter and they enjoyed their vacation together.

The 5-year-old Nancy was rowing in the sea in a blue tie-dye dress with her hair neatly braided. The 45-year-old patted it.

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Proud mother Lorraine shared her daughter with her long-term partner Mark Perez, and she told fans how this little girl was “her world”.

When they stood on the stone-covered beach, she added a blue heart to the title to match the stunning ocean landscape and the color of the cloudy sky.

Her soap opera co-stars soon began to comment to praise the snapshot, including Balvinder Sopal and Jessie Wallace.

Jessie, who played Kat Slater in the BBC soap opera, answered with a heart-warming emoji, and Balvinder Sopal, who played Suki Pensar, wrote: “Amazing picture.”

Dozens of fans also agreed to call this photo “beautiful”, and a lady added a rare snapshot of Nancy “to melt their hearts”.

Lorraine has been enjoying a lot of family time lately because she was pictured with her three similar-looking sisters on her mother’s birthday this week.

Because of the stylish haircut, the actress looks a far cry from her role in the BBC soap opera, Kentler.

Her iconic messy hair bun is gone forever. Instead, Lorraine used a chic headband to remove her hair from her face, next to a dress and Gucci slippers.

She captioned the photo: “Mom cancelled the belated 70th birthday party three times! This time we chose bar drinks.”

Lorraine plays the oppressed Karen East Ender Since 2017.

Single mom who rocked to E20 with her child Keanu (Danny Walters), Kegan Baker (Zac Morris), Bernadette (Claire Norris), Riley and Chatham-played by brothers in real life Tom and Alfie Jacobs.

Since issues such as domestic abuse, poverty, and racial profiling, the family has been involved in many dramatic storylines.

Lorraine now supports a new campaign to help people identify whether colleagues may suffer domestic abuse.

Earlier, her on-screen daughter Chantelle was murdered by her abusive husband Gray.

Speaking of the campaign initiated by the Domestic Abuse Alliance and the Retail Trust, Lorraine said: “No one should live in fear of abuse and know what to pay attention to that can save the lives of colleagues.

“Before it’s too late, companies and employers can play an important role in helping resolve domestic abuse and protecting employees.”

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