Who Is Leaving and Returning to Chicago Fire in Season 12 and 13?

Fans of Chicago Fire have ridden an emotional rollercoaster through Season 12, with significant changes already shaking Firehouse 51. As we look ahead to Season 13, let’s take a closer look at who is departing and who plans to return.

Farewell to Blake Gallo and Sylvie Brett

Who Is Leaving and Returning to Chicago Fire in Season 12 and 13?

The beloved firefighter Blake Gallo, played by Alberto Rosende, has left the series in the Season 12 premiere. His character relocated to Michigan to be closer to family. Speaking on his departure, Rosende said, When I decided to end my time with ‘Chicago,’ it wasn’t easy. The people I’ve met were truly special, the friendships I’ve made will last a lifetime, and the story I got to tell was one that made me proud.

Who Is Leaving and Returning to Chicago Fire in Season 12 and 13?

Kara Killmer’s character, paramedic Sylvie Brett, also bid her farewell after nearly ten seasons. Reflecting on her decision, Killmer said, This is really the natural conclusion for Sylvie’s character arc, indicating a sense of closure for both her and the fans.

Taylor Kinney’s Return as Severide

Who Is Leaving and Returning to Chicago Fire in Season 12 and 13?

Taylor Kinney’s character Kelly Severide took a brief hiatus mid-season due to personal matters but returned later in Season 12. His intermittent absence was keenly felt, but his return brings a steady presence back to Firehouse 51.

Chief Boden’s Final Bow

Who Is Leaving and Returning to Chicago Fire in Season 12 and 13?

The show also said goodbye to another stalwart, Chief Wallace Boden (Eamonn Walker). As one of the original cast members, Boden’s departure will certainly mark the end of an era for fans accustomed to his leadership and guidance.

A Glimpse into Season 13

Who Is Leaving and Returning to Chicago Fire in Season 12 and 13?

Looking forward to Season 13, there are significant changes expected. Showrunner Andrew Newman mentioned, We’re bringing in some new people, and we’re trying to flesh out the older cast a little bit. This hint suggests the introduction of fresh faces while further developing existing characters’ storylines. Additionally, darker themes are anticipated this season, promising more intense and gripping narratives.

When to Tune In and Where

For those who can’t catch Chicago Fire live on NBC, new episodes will be available every Thursday on Peacock, just a day after their initial broadcast.

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