Remember that weird sensation you got as a child when you saw your teacher out of school?
You know, that sense of low level fear? Mixed in with a bit of shock and confusion as your brain goes “oh yeah, they must have a life separate from what they do for a living”.
Every now and again we get that feeling whenever we spot an Eastenders actor doing something outside the show.
Here, look at this selfie with Ian Beale and Jesse Pinkman and tell us it doesn’t make you all confused.
Ian Beale from eastenders and Aaron Paul from breaking bad is probably the weirdest selfie you'll ever experience pic.twitter.com/Ka6fxGadf7
— Insert Name Here (@_Disco_Inferno_) May 24, 2014
Or this photo of Ricky Butcher at a party with Chris Brown? How does this happen? (Sid Owen happens to be really good friends with Adele. Apparently.)
Are we finally about to see the long awaited collaboration of @chrisbrown and Ricky from #Eastenders? pic.twitter.com/t2iq5gEtya
— Deezer UK (@deezeruk) August 5, 2014
Which brings us to this, the latest baffling Eastenders side hustle. This past weekend saw Phil Mitchell himself, Steve McFadden, do a wonderful cover Sia’s ‘Cheap Thrills’ for Capital Birmingham FM.
Or as Capital would call it… “Cheap Phills”.
Steve Mcfadden AKA Phil Mitchell was on the show and we got him to cover @SIA……
Ladies and Gentlemen we give you "Cheap PHILLS" pic.twitter.com/qObi1K26OG
— Capital Birmingham (@capitalbrum) October 5, 2016
You feeling that weird “seeing your teacher outside of school sensation” again?
Here, let us remedy that by reminding you of the time Phil Mitchell hung out with Trey Songz at a nightclub event.
Quite possibly the most random picture ever: Steve McFadden (Phil Mitchell) and Trey Songz pic.twitter.com/4fq7PIFbkF
— Nzubechukwugaeme (@Chimichamu) March 18, 2016
Yeah, we dunno either.
Stay delightful Phil. Lay off the alcohol though. We worry about you.
This article originally appeared on JOE.co.uk.
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