EastEnders star Maisie Smith has had her fans rolling around in stitches after she put on an hilarious Kat Slater performance.
The BBC actress, who plays Tiffany Butcher in the BBC soap, has been busy creating Tik Toks during her time in lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic.
And now the 18-year-old red-headed beauty has upped her performances by pretending to be another character from Albert Square – and fans can’t believe how good she is.
Maisie took to her official Tik Tok account to share a video of her performing as the iconic Kat Slater.
In the short but funny clip, Maisie wrote over it: “When Americans find this sound.”
EastEnders star Maisie Smith put on an hilarious Kat Slater performance (Image: maisielousmith/TIKTOK)
In the clip, she can be seen cutting some serious shapes as she dances around the room to a remix of one of EastEnders’ best ever moments.
The moment is the time when Kat Slater revealed to Zoe that she is in fact her mother.
As the two characters have the conversation Maisie can be seen dancing to the beat of the remix as she pops her hips and jumps around.
(Image: maisielousmith/TIKTOK)
The conversation starts with Zoe shouting at Kat: “You can’t tell me what to do, you ain’t my mother!”
Maisie then switches up her moves as Kat shouts back: “Yes I am!”
She captioned the post: “Song low key bangs.”
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The beauty looked as pretty and effortless as ever as she donned some grey joggers.
Pairing the joggers with a khaki bandeau on her top half, she looked as if she had picked up loads of vitamin D in lockdown, as she sported a glow and tan.
Wearing her long red hair down, the beauty let her never ending locks fall down her back in loose waves.
During lockdown Maisie has become somewhat of a Tik Tok star and she now has a staggering amount of followers on Instagram as 1.6million people follow her.
Her mum and sister, who both look incredibly similar to her, have also been making regular appearances.
EastEnders continues on Monday at 8pm on BBC.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
