Jenna Dewan reveals whether rookies Bailey and Nolan want kids

Bailey Nune and John Nolan have encountered many storms New show – But is their latest obstacle derailing their future parenting plans?

Warning: Spoilers for Rookie Season 7, Episode 7.

“Now, we are focusing on this – recovery and their love,” Jenna DewanHe played the role of Bailey, a firefighter in the ABC series, specifically told US Weekly The future of Bailey and Nolan.

She noted that the TV couple is also dealing with “their very strong complexity of life-threatening jobs that always bring games they have to compete against.”

On Tuesday, February 18, New showBailey finally admitted to herself that she was a victim of domestic violence. After she talks to another female survivor, the Revelation comes out, who allows Bailey (Bailey)Steve Kazee).

When Jason was killed earlier this season, he continued to haunt Bailey and her marriage to Nolan (Nathan Fillion). Bailey and Nolan argue that Bailey stays in touch with the killer who eventually killed Jason because Nolan is a member of law enforcement and says she is violating law.

“Psychologically, it’s not the easiest thing, you know, grab the finger and end. Even if Jason’s physical threat disappears, he lives mentally and emotionally.” Dewan, 44, said us. “It takes Bailey’s work to heal. Nolan is important in this regard because he accepted her and he showed her that he will love her anyway.”

“You know, unconditional love is one of the greatest healing powers at the end of the day,” she revealed.

Dewan noted that when Bailey was able to accept the label of “victim”, she was also able to completely let Nolan in, as part of their couple’s struggle.

“For her, the moment of vulnerability is huge. [It] “This is the key to unlocking future recovery,” the actress said, adding that while the trauma “has not gone” and “spending some time” to work, Jason’s death did push Bay Profit moves forward.

Duwang pointed out: “There is no real existence of nightmares, there is a freedom.”

Nolan was able to put aside his bruised self–he was frustrated, she kept the killer’s conversation secret–and believed his wife was the victim, and also helped the couple recover together.

“He ended up leaving, ‘Well, the person I love is the victim. The person I love has a reason to make her nightmare no longer a part of our lives. Now, the situation is complicated, but I can at least Understand her, see and sympathize with her because I love her,” Dewan shared.

At the end of the episode, Nolan apologizes for making Bailey feel unsupported as she seeks to make Jason once and for all. According to Dewan, their conversation marked the end of that dark chapter.

She told usadding that although the couple’s trust issue is still “a little” and “a little” to acknowledge and acknowledge “each vulnerability” the ability to “move forward, just accept” what happened.

However, this positive trajectory does not include enlarging their families – at least not immediately.

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“I wouldn’t say it’s on the table right now,” Dewan said of Bailey and Nolan’s choices, who chose their efforts to raise or adopt a baby. “I think they realize, ‘Keep on, we have some very stressful lives, and I don’t think any of us really care for babies. So we don’t want to bring something into our lives, so we can’t Be the most responsible person.”

“Their recognition of “time is everything” and now may not be the right time,” she added.

Dewan teased: “But they still hope for the next step in the end.”

New show It airs on ABC Tuesday at 9 p.m.