Jamie Mitchell

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EastEnders character
Jamie Mitchell
Portrayed by Jack Ryder
Introduced by Matthew Robinson
Duration 1998–2002
First appearance 30 November 1998
Last appearance 25 December 2002
Profile
Date of birth 7 November 1982
Date of death 25 December 2002
Status Deceased
Occupation Mechanic

Jamie Mitchell was a fictional character in the popular BBC soap opera EastEnders. He was played by Jack Ryder.

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The character of Jamie was first introduced around 1998. Jamie arrived in Walford after the death of his father, Charlie. He was about 16. His second cousin once removed and godfather, Phil Mitchell, took him in after realising Jamie's uncle and caretaker, Billy, used to beat him on a regular basis. Jamie became Phil's surrogate son, replacing Ben, and he stood up to Billy, at one point battering him when Billy tried to beat him up. Billy softened and changed his whole character, and Jamie learned to forgive him.

Sonia & Jamie
Sonia & Jamie

Jamie started a relationship with Sonia Jackson, his first true love, after losing his virginity to Janine Butcher. A few months into the relationship, Sonia gave birth to Chloe, at just 15 years of age. The child was that of Martin Fowler, who she'd had sex with before she met Jamie. She didn't even know that she was carrying a baby. Baby Chloe was put up for adoption. It was a blow to their relationship but they made it.

The relationship also survived Sonia's obsession with her daughter Chloe (now renamed Rebecca), and after she kidnapped her. He proposed and she accepted, but he slept with Zoe Slater, who had been pursuing him for a while. He and Sonia consequently split up, but after Phil disowned him and battered him for letting Lisa run off to Portugal with his daughter, Louise, it was Sonia who nursed him back to health, and they got engaged again, leaving her boyfriend, Gus Smith, heart-broken as he also planned to propose.

Sonia's ex-boyfriend, Martin Fowler interfered again. He accidentally ran over Jamie outside the Walford tube station, and he died tragically on Christmas Day 2002 of spleen damage. The same day his uncle Billy married Little Mo.

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