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Sat, January 30 8:00pm We have got the exclusive first UK interview with Dan Ewing as he returns to Home and Away as Heath Braxton... Home and Away fans have been waiting the best part of five years for Dan Ewing to make his return to Summer Bay. But, the wait is finally over, and we have got all the exclusive gossip from the River Boy himself. Fans of the soap will remember Dan first appeared as Heath Braxton back in February 2011, when he and his two brothers arrived in Summer Bay to cause trouble. He’s back! Heath will arrive back in Summer Bay in late February (Picture: Channel 5)

136 shares While the star was not willing to give much away about his return, he did say that he and his love interest, Bianca Scott, played by Lisa Gormley, have a rough trot.   'Things aren't great with Heath and Bianca so he welcomes the distraction and the chance to once again get his hands dirty,' he told the paper.  He's back! 'Series Producer Lucy Addario had a dream about me,' Dan told the Gold Coast Bulletin. 'Okay well not me per se but about Heath returning to help sort out a situation in the 2021 season return storyline.' Pictured on Home and Away 

Actor Dan Ewing is stepping back into Home & Away in a Heath Braxton guest appearance. “Heath is there. I won’t say he’s there for a long time, but he’s certainly there for a good time,” he said. “It’s such a great opportunity and what a great show. What they do there, it really goes from the top. Lucy Addario the executive producer, Louise Bowes [series script executive], and everything they do there, they go family first, people first.” Also joining the cast this season is Bridie Carter as Susie McAllister, a real estate agent looking to make a fresh start.

It's official! Afters months of Home & Away teasing a 'River boy returning', Dan Ewing has confirmed he is heading back to Summer Bay! Speaking on The Morning Show on Thursday, Dan, 35, revealed that he will be returning to the TV show as his former character Heath Braxton, who he portrayed from 2011-2014.

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