Eastenders actress katie jarvis

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EastEnders star Katie Jarvis who 'shouted Black Lives Don't Matter ... (Metro)

The actress portrayed Hayley Slater in the BBC One soap.

‘She bumped into a friend she hadn’t seen since school days. ‘She was celebrating,’ he said. She apologised for her actions outside the court, saying that she was ‘full of shame and regret’. He said that Jarvis alleges she did not use the language ‘until after the argument turned physical’, and that she responded ‘appallingly’ after a ‘pile on’ when four or five women jumped on her. He said she was ‘sorry to the people who heard her use the awful language on that day, and to Mr Groom the doorman, who was simply doing his job’. Mr Harte said Jarvis ‘drinks very rarely’ and on the day in question she ‘had been in London – she had a number of successful interviews for films’.

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EastEnders star Katie Jarvis avoids jail after shouting 'black lives ... (OK! Magazine)

EastEnders actress Katie Jarvis, who played Hayley Slater on the BBC One soap, has avoided a prison sentence and been handed a community order following a ...

The actress had also been charged with two counts of assault by beating, which she denied. The court also heard that earlier on during the same day, Jarvis assaulted a doorman at a bar by "spitting on the floor by him" and shouting after he refused her entry. She also shouted out that she was a "celebrity" and had been on "EastEnders". Jarvis also said she didn't "use any racist slur" until after the incident "turned physical". Things rapidly escalated and Jarvis shouted "black lives don't matter anyway" and called the women "black c****," before declaring: "I'm a celebrity." Jarvis had previously pleaded not guilty to the charges, but changed her plea to a guilty one on the day of the trial.

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Eastenders actor sentenced for shouting "Black lives don't matter" (Her.ie)

Eastenders star Katie Jarvis has been sentenced after a physical altercation outside a fish and chip shop when she shouted.

When told the chair was needed, a fight broke out, BBC reports. However, she changed her pleas at a trial on Tuesday at Basildon Crown Court. She later said she was "full of shame and regret".

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