Death in Paradise star teases return to BBC drama - but makes one demand

Death In Paradise actor Tahj Miles has teased he could make a return to the hit BBC detective drama in the future, but insisted it would only happen 'if it makes sense'

Tahj Miles could be set for a sensational comeback on Death In Paradise.

The Mr Loverman actor, known for his role as the cheeky Marlon Pryce from the show's tenth outing, has left fans excited about the prospect of his return to the sun-soaked crime series. Tahj, who made waves as a rehabilitated petty thief turned police aide, waved goodbye to Saint Marie to move to Jamaica for his sister's education in recent episodes.

However, the door hasn't been shut on his character, with past examples like Camille Bordey and Florence Cassell making returns, fuelling speculation amongst viewers he could be back.

Discussing a potential return with Radio Times, Tahj said: "I never say no to anything. My character didn't die, so the door's always open. But it just has to make sense. It all has to make sense. So just know that on my end, it made sense to me.

"And if you don't see me on the show for the next two, three years, just know that it doesn't make sense in that moment in time, for whatever reason, whether it's just what I'm doing personally in my life, the direction they're going in on the show, the direction they want to bring the character back into. If I'm back, it's because it makes sense."

Tahj stressed that his possible return would depend entirely on the alignment with the series' narrative arcs, adding: "I don't like doing things that don't make sense. That's when we get into a whole bunch of problems. But never say never. The door's open. So we'll see."

Another cast member has clearly stated her days on the show are over, reflecting on positive experiences but expressing a desire for fresh beginnings. When fans probed Josephine Jobert - who brings Florence Cassell to life - during an Instagram Q&A about a potential return, she said: "Not really. I had a great time and I made the best out of it.

"I have amazing memories and met amazing people too. But it's time to move on. I think I can safely say no. I've already left and come back many times and I've definitely done my time on the show."

She added: "I've finally been able to say goodbye to Florence and I am very grateful to have been part of this project that has brought so many lovely things in my life. I am also happy to be able to move on and take part in new projects."