Tracy-Ann Oberman has had quite the day. The EastEnders actress not only wrapped up her latest stint in Albert Square, but also accepted an MBE from King Charles at an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle – something she initially thought was a parking fine. “It comes in a really official looking brown envelope. And I thought, ‘Oh God’,” the star joked to Radio Times. “My husband said, ‘What have you done?’, and I thought I hadn’t paid something. I opened it, and I was really delighted to find out that I’ve got an MBE from The King in his Birthday Honour’s list.” Oberman’s final EastEnders scenes have aired – for now. BBC/Jack Barnes/Kieron McCarron The order of chivalry isn’t the only award that Oberman has been bestowed during her career, which spans over three decades. From best actress to best newcomer, she’s also won soap bitch of the year twice over for her performance as scheming Chrissie Watts. And, as the last week’s worth of episodes have proved, she’s still up there with some of the …