The unreleased season 5 of The Resident has well and truly started! If the favorite characters have made their comeback in the hearts of viewers, an actress is missing! We tell you everything…
TF1 unsheathed this evening the unpublished of season 5 of its medical series from 9:10 p.m. In the first episodes of The Resident, viewers were able to notice the absence of one of the main characters, namely Nic (played by Emily Vancamp), who had left for a relaxing stay. In the third episode, while Conrad (Matt Czuchry) is taking care of their daughter, he is interrupted by the arrival of the police who give him terrible news. Nic was the victim of a car accident. His life in the series ends in the third episode. Can we hope to find Emily Vancamp later in another form? We know the answer…
Will Emily Vancamp return?
If Nic is dead, can viewers expect Emily Vancamp to return? The actress confided in Deadline about his future on the show, and his answer should make some people react. “I spent many years in television, but my priorities have changed. I think there comes a time in the life of every woman and every person when your job becomes less essential than family and that’s what happened to me during the filming of the series “, revealed the actress. On the other hand, the actress will return in the form of flashback in the next episodes.
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Emily Vancamp:It’s such a bittersweet moment for me”
The actress who played the first role in the hit series Revenge, also spoke about how she felt about her character ending on the show, her career and her new life. “It’s such a bittersweet moment for me. I loved doing The Resident so much for the four years I was involved with it. A lot of times you hear about someone leaving a show because something bad happened or there was tension. But in this case, it’s the exact opposite. There is nothing but love and respect between all of us and this decision was not easy for anyone, but it was the right one for me, personally. I am grateful to have been welcomed with understanding and compassion.”
