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Aleks Shirovs is a fictional character from the BBC soap opera EastEnders, played by Kristian Kiehling. He made his first appearance on 24 January 2014. Kiehling used to watch EastEnders to learn English and was happy to be cast on the soap, although he was initially self-conscious about his English language skills. Aleks is Latvian and is characterised as being outspoken, energetic and very serious about his business, as well as knowing what he wants and not caring on who he steps on to get it. The character is introduced as the new market inspector and many of his storylines revolve around his job, as well as his relationship with market inspector assistant Tamwar Masood. Kiehling enjoyed working with Patel and said that Tamwar was one of his favourite characters. Aleks also starts a relationship with established character Roxy Mitchell, although the relationship suffers when Roxy finds out that Aleks was initially paid by her sister Ronnie Mitchell to date her. Kiehling believed that Aleks really loved Roxy and thought they were an interesting match.
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