Eastenders actor Sian Blake and her two young children feared for after going missing three weeks ago
Ms Blake has been missing, along with her children, Zachary, eight and four –year-old Amon since December 13
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Your support makes all the difference.Police are searching for a former EastEnders actor and her two young children who have been missing for nearly three weeks.
Sian Blake was last seen in Waltham Forest in east London on 13 December. She is thought to be with her sons: Zachary, eight, and four-year-old Amon.
Ms Blake is describe as being 43 years-old, black, 5ft 2ins tall, with short black hair and a slim build.
Police have said that she normally wears glasses, but sometimes uses contact lenses.
Ms Blake is originally from the Erith area of Bexley, south London.
The Metropolitan police have said they are becoming “increasingly concerned” for her and her children’s wellbeing and still believe her to be in the London area.
Ms Blake is best known for her role as Frankie Pierre in EastEnders, who she played from 1996 to 1997.
Anyone with any information on Ms Blake or her children should call officers on 101, or call Missing People on 116000 quoting the reference 15MS050346.
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