Torrey DeVitto, who plays Dr. Natalie Manning on the NBC medical drama show Chicago Med, recently discussed the prospects of her returning to the show after Season 11. DeVitto was a member of the show’s main cast in the first six seasons. She later made guest appearances in Seasons 7 and 8, as well as in the ongoing 11th season. DeVitto also portrayed Natalie in other Chicago franchise shows such as Chicago P.D. and Chicago Fire.
Torrey DeVitto is ‘open’ to playing Natalie again on Chicago Med
DeVitto expressed interest in returning as Natalie once more on Chicago Med during a new interview with TV Insider. She has appeared in Episodes 2 and 3 of Season 11, with the latter reportedly marking her last appearance on the show for now.
“Yeah, I mean, I have so much fun on that set, and I do live in Michigan full time now, and so it’s like I would always be open to going back,” the actress said. “It’s like a home away from home, and having as much fun as I just did, being back now, I would always be open to coming back.”
In Season 11 Episode 3, Natalie, despite being pregnant, wants to donate a kidney to her son Owen. Ultimately, things take a turn for the better. Owen survives, as do his mother and his unborn half-sibling. He also agrees to be adopted by Nick Gehlfuss’ Dr. Will Halstead.
According to DeVitto, the episode’s conclusion for Natalie’s storyline feels like a “better closure.” She said, “I feel good about it. I think people are going to feel good about it.” The Pretty Little Liars alum added, “I personally felt like there was a lot of open holes when I left the first time. I don’t think it was all wrapped up, but I feel like there’s better closure to it now.”
Chicago Med Season 11 airs weekly on Wednesdays on NBC.
Originally reported by Tamal Kundu on ComingSoon.
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