Chelsea Fox (Zaraah Abrahams) was left gutted in EastEnders earlier this week when she had to move out of No.1, after her ex-husband Gray Atkins decided to sell up.

It didn’t take long for viewers to find out that Teddy Mitchell (Roland Manookian) and his sons were the new owners, and the news spread around Albert Square just as quickly.

When Teddy arrived in the Queen Vic with Harry Mitchell (Elijah Holloway) in tow, he revealed to brother Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick) that he was the proud new owner of No.1, which led to an awkward conversation about the history of the house.

Viewers will know that previous owner Gray was a serial killer, and murdered two of his victims – Chantelle Atkins and Tina Carter – inside the house.

Teddy seemed unbothered by this development, and it later became clear that it was because he was desperate to move out of his old place and make a new start.

As the Mitchells discussed the move, their conversation caught Chelsea’s attention, and she asked if they were the new owners of No.1.

Ever the flirt, Harry took the opportunity to try and chat Chelsea up, though his techniques were questionable at best.

In an attempt at asking Chelsea on a date, he offered to take her on a ‘private ghost tour’ of the house, unaware of her connection to Gray.

Of course, Chelsea was disgusted and was quick to reveal that she too nearly died at Gray’s hands.

Viewers will remember that Chelsea lured Gray into confessing to Chantelle’s murder, and when he realised that the police had a recording, he attempted to strangle her.

Not wanting to get off to a bad start with his neighbours, Teddy marched Harry round to apologise to Chelsea.

Chelsea was horrified when Harry then asked her if she wanted to go for a drink during his apology, but after it became clear that he genuinely was sorry, she accepted the apology.

Will Harry be able to settle into life in Walford without unintentionally offending anyone else?