Virgin River fans have been eagerly awaiting updates on the future of the Netflix show ever since new episodes landed last month. And now a star of the show has shared a glimpse from inside season five.
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Posting on Instagram, Annette O'Toole, who plays Hope McCrea in the drama, shared a photo of herself with her co-stars, including Nicola Cavendish, Gwynyth Walsh and Teryl Rothery as they stood on a hill in front of a gorgeous view.
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The actress wrote in the caption: "Such a wonderful day with these women." Needless to say fans were loving the cast photo, with one person writing: "Love the 'sewing/knitting group' and their friendship."
A second added: "You ladies are awesome. I’d love to have neighbors like you all," as a third agreed: "You are wonderful! Your positive energy is in the air..."
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A fourth wrote: "Gotta love all the woman power right here! The ladies of Virgin River." The cast and crew are back on set filming new episodes of season five, which are expected to land on Netflix in July 2023.
However, there is currently no news on the show's future beyond that, prompting many to question if season five will be the last.
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Season five is thought to be dropping in 2023
The fact that the series has not only wrapped up quite a few storylines and mysteries on the show - who shot Jack, for example - but has also set in motion many other storylines to conclude in season five.
However, it’s not all bad news as fans will know that the popular TV drama has been adapted from the novel series written by bestselling author, Robyn Carr. Robyn has penned over 20 books in the Virgin River collection, meaning there is plenty of potential material for future seasons.
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