EastEnders‘ Ravi Gulati has had to make a difficult decision in the aftermath of his horrific attack.

In recent scenes, Ravi was brutally beaten up when some thugs showed up to his door and ordered him to go with them to talk to their “boss”.

This came after Priya Nandra-Hart discovered Ravi was dealing drugs again, and a huge argument erupted right when Suki and Eve Panesar-Unwin were meeting with an adoption agent.

In the latest episode to air on BBC One, Priya found Ravi badly beaten and brought him home to tend to him.

Fearing the attack was “just the start”, Priya asked Ravi if their kids were safe living with them.

“We don’t even have a home after last night,” Priya continued, referring to Suki asking them to move out after their fight.

Ravi said he would “sort something” and that he would “ease [his] way out” of the drug dealing.

“I swear I’m gonna do everything to protect us, but I just need you to trust me,” he said.

After reuniting with Avani and Nugget, Ravi and Priya vowed to get through this together as a family.

“I love you,” Priya said tearfully. “I wish I didn’t… things would be so much easier.”

The pair kissed before Ravi suggested he’d be the one moving out.

“I think it’s better for you and the kids if you carry on living here, until I get this sorted,” he said.

Priya protested, but Ravi insisted he was “the problem”.

“It’s not safe for any of you to be around me right now,” he said as Avani overheard.

“I want to make things right and be someone you can all be proud of,” Ravi told his daughter. “And I can’t do that if I don’t know you’re all safe.”

Ravi promised it would only be temporary, as Priya added it was “for the best”.

In sad scenes, Ravi was ready to head out, but held onto a picture of his family as he silently wept.