Rachel Branning

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EastEnders character
Rachel Branning
Portrayed by Sukie Smith
Duration 2006
Marital status Divorced
Family Bradley

Rachel Branning was a fictional character in the popular BBC soap opera EastEnders. She was played by Sukie Smith.

Rachel is the mother of Bradley Branning, and ex-wife of Max. She arrived in Albert Square when Bradley's grandfather Jim threw him out of his house. She was still bitter about Max cheating on her with Tanya. She attacked Tanya at the opening of Booty, and tried to kiss Max, although he did not reciprocate. She told Tanya that she had kissed Max and tried to split them up, before leaving Walford.

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