It looks like evil Dean will finally get his comeuppance for all of his crimes in a new EastEnders storyline but in real life actor Matt Di Angelo is a devoted family man
Dean Wicks is one of the most evil villains to ever cross Albert Square, but it looks like he will finally get his comeuppance.
Dean first arrived on Albert Square on 2006 and quickly became a fan favourite before leaving two years later. He returned in 2014 but his character soon took an evil turn and now fans want to see his downfall. Matt took to social media to share happy the news, and joked at the time he was "struggling with the steriliser in the kitchen". He revealed to fans that he and Sophia named their "dynamic duo" Raphael and Daphne.
He became romantically involved with his dance partner, Flavia Cacace, with the couple becoming one of the show's first "victims of the Strictly curse".
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