During a heated argument, Freddie Slater of EastEnders fearlessly confronts rapist Graham Foster.

After learning what his biological father Graham Foster had done to his mother Little Mo all those years ago, EastEnders’ Freddie Slater was outraged.

Bobby Brazier’s character in EastEnders, Freddie Slater, will soon face off against his nasty father in a sequence.

Fans of the BBC soap opera observed how Freddie was determined to find out who his biological father was after learning that Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick) wasn’t really his father earlier this year.

After finding Graham Foster (Alex McSweeney), Freddie was eager to reconnect with his father, but events swiftly changed.

The character has had a difficult time accepting the reality that he has the same DNA as someone so evil after learning that Graham had sexually assaulted his mother Little Mo Slater (Kacey Ainsworth).

Although he has avoided Graham since discovering the truth, things will soon change in the next scenes.

According to official soap opera teasers, Freddie will block Graham since he doesn’t want to get to know him after being shocked to accept a friend request from him the next week.

He does, however, resolve to face his father about what he did to his mother after speaking with Gina Knight (Francesca Henry).

Anna Knight (Molly Rainford), concerned for his security, decides to accompany him to make sure that things don’t spiral out of control.

When Freddie runs into Graham, the father-son fight starts as Freddie gets angry.

Graham’s father accuses his mother of lying and demands that she confess to raping Little Mo while fully knowing what Graham did.

As things get heated, Graham tells Freddie to leave or he’ll call the cops, which makes Freddie angry.

Freddie is fuming from the confrontation and unable to believe Graham was so callous and heartless, despite Anna’s best efforts to tell him that he is not his horrible father.

However, Freddie can’t get rid of his terror because he is aware that he has a monster’s DNA.