Virgin River Renewed for Season 7: Virgin River fans can rejoice since the popular romance drama has been officially renewed by Netflix for a seventh season. The performers expressed their excitement at the show’s continuation in an exuberant video posted on the official Instagram page of the program. Along with a little more hint about what’s coming up next, the video also reminded viewers that Season 6 is approaching.
Ben Hollingsworth, who plays Dan Brady thrilled fans by displaying a cardboard sign that verified the major announcement: “Virgin River… season 7.” Virgin River is now the first scripted English-language drama to reach seven seasons — formally making it one of Netflix’s longest-running programs.
Showrunner Patrick Sean Smith alluded to Season 7’s focus on the changing lifestyles of Mel (Alexandra Breckenridge) and Jack (Martin Henderson) as they acclimate to life as newlyweds in an interview with Tudum. Even though the pair will have their fair share of difficulties, he said, their bond will endure. Smith reassured viewers, “I can’t imagine creating a scenario where you think Mel and Jack are going to break up.”
With an emphasis on the “honeymoon phase” as they establish their life together on the farm, the next season promises to delve deeper into their relationship. Smith says that in order to keep the focus of the show on love and connection, the stakes will be emotional tension rather than romantic conflict.
Virgin River is now one of Netflix’s most notable series. Virgin River is currently the longest-running scripted drama on Netflix, even though other series, like Orange is the New Black, have also lasted seven seasons.
A prequel spin-off that centers on the romance of Mel’s parents, Sarah and Everett has been approved, which heightens the anticipation.
It’s evident that Virgin River continues to enthrall viewers, solidifying its status as one of Netflix’s most beloved series, especially with Season 6 on the horizon and Season 7 promising even more.
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