EastEnders boss Chris Clenshaw has announced his decision to step down as executive producer in February 2025, after three years at the helm of the popular BBC soap. The news comes as the show prepares to celebrate its 40th anniversary.

EastEnders' Executive Producer Chris Clenshaw has announced he is stepping down from the role early next year, and now he's explained his decision

EastEnders supremo Chris Clenshaw has announced he's quitting Albert Square after three years masterminding the BBC soap. He said he was going to bow out as the soap's executive producer - the most powerful person on the show - after its 40th anniversary spectacular, calling it a "tough decision" to make.

Chris Clenshaw has announced that he is stepping down as Executive Producer of EastEnders after three years at the helm, with his replacement already confirmed

EastEnders executive producer Chris Clenshaw is to step down from the role once the soap opera has celebrated its 40th anniversary in February. Since Clenshaw returned to the BBC show in January 2022 to take on the top position,

Taking on the role next will be Ben Wadey, who is currently the commissioning executive at Channel 4, overseeing shows including Hollyoaks. Related: Best streaming services In a statement, Clenshaw said: "As a proud EastEnders fan,

Chris Clenshaw to exit EastEnders executive producer role after 40th anniversary - Since Clenshaw returned to the BBC show in January 2022 to take on the top position, he has been credited with delivering bold storylines.

EastEnders boss Chris Clenshaw is to step down from his position as Executive Producer next year. After delivering three unmissable years in Walford and proving instrumental in restoring the BBC One soap to its former glory,