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EastEnders character Kat Moon mental health crisis

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In the BBC soap opera EastEnders, Kat Moon is experiencing a severe mental health crisis and emotional breakdown following the death of her daughter, Zoe Slater. Zoe died after falling on rubble while attempting to reclaim a family black cab, having made an incoherent emergency call stating, ‘he left me’. Kat’s grief has led to increased alcohol consumption and social isolation, culminating in a public breakdown in Walford where she collapsed in the street. This instability has caused significant strain on her marriage to Alfie Moon, leaving their relationship at a breaking point following heated confrontations. During her distress, Kat lashed out at loved ones and accused Alfie of being involved in the circumstances surrounding Zoe's death. Following a period of intense emotional instability and the temporary end of her marriage, Kat and Alfie have reunited to seek justice. They are attempting to identify the person who was present with Zoe moments before her death. While Kat remains unaware that Max Branning was the individual involved, the couple has already tracked down the former owner of Charlie’s cab. Although that individual claimed to have been cleared by the police, Kat has vowed to continue her search for the person responsible. As the Slater family prepares for Zoe’s funeral, tensions are rising regarding the funeral arrangements, including a mistake in the order of service. Family members have expressed significant concern regarding Kat’s mental state and her potential for revenge. Additionally, Jasmine Fisher is struggling with the task of delivering a eulogy for the mother she never truly knew. In the lead-up to the service, Kat goes missing for several hours before eventually opening up to Cindy Beale about her grief and the mystery surrounding the incident.

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