EastEnders - Rob Kazinsky hides baby trauma at Soap Awards
Tuesday, 30 September 2008
EastEnders hunk Rob Kazinsky was all smiles for the cameras last night at the Inside Soap Awards.
The actor picked up two awards after viewers voted him the Best Actor and Sexiest Male.
Rob's character, Sean Slater, definitely won't be smiling for a while as his wife Roxy goes into labour two months early in an episode soon to be screened.
Poor Sean has to watch as his child and Roxy fight for their lives.
A Sun source revealed: "It's a terrible time for Roxy and Sean. While the baby wasn't planned, it has really brought them together.
"The baby has given Sean something to live for and he's even kicked the drugs."
EastEnders fans are wondering whether Roxy will admit to Sean that she isn't 100% sure that he is the dad.
Most actors would be traumatised after filming such disturbing scenes but Rob Kazinsky seemed relaxed and happy on the red carpet.
Click here to see all the photos from the Inside Soap Awards.
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