Clever EastEnders viewers have managed to work out the disturbing meaning behind Leo King's stall name.
The stalker tried to get revenge on Whitney Dean over the imprisonment and death of his paedophile father, Tony King.
After exposing his identity during a hotel room showdown, Leo has continued hanging round Albert Square, terrorising poor Whitney in the process.
In his latest scary move, Leo has resorted to setting up a market stall opposite terrified Whitney called 'NITE AND WHEY'.
Fellow stall holders Martin Fowler and Kush Kazemi have tried to warn Leo off - but it looks like he is here to stay.
On the surface it looks like Leo is just selling protein shakes - but the name of his stall actually has a much more sinister meaning.
Eagle-eyed EastEnders viewers have realised that 'NITE AND WHEY' is actually an anagram.
It's all part of Leo's sick mind games - as the letters can be rearranged to spell out 'WHITNEY DEAN'.
The genius EastEnders viewers that managed to work out the meaning behind the stall name took to Twitter with their discovery.
One viewer said: "I can’t get over Leo’s stall name being an anagram of Whitney Dean. So subtle, yet creepy af"
"Leo's new stall is called 'Nite and Whey' - an anagram of Whitney Dean. Whitney, you in danger, girl," added another.
A third said: "I can’t believe how quickly some of you cracked that Leo’s stall ‘Nite and Whey’ was an anagram of Whitney Dean. I’m very impressed!"
EastEnders viewers are very concerned for Whitney's safety as she agreed to go on a date with Leo on Thursday night's episode.
Whitney was walking home in the dark when she dropped her keys, which were picked up by creepy Leo.
Under pressure, Whitney reluctantly agreed to go on a date with Leo to hear him out for one final time.
Will Leo really leave Walford for good?
*EastEnders airs on BBC One on Mondays and Fridays at 8pm and Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.30pm
