In an interview with TVLine, Zaki talks about OA and Gemma’s relationship status after the intense incident. He shares that despite what happened, he believes the episode left OA and Gemma “in a great place“ and hopes that the incident will bond the couple. Check out what he said below:
I feel like we definitely left it off in a great place. I’m hoping that this experience makes us stronger, though I think it could go a lot of different ways. We’ll see what the writers are brewing.
When asked whether OA was planning to propose, Zaki believes that it’s still too early and feels that “there’s a lot more” for the couple to build up to that point. Read his comment below:
There’s definitely some room to imagine that, but I really feel that there’s a lot more that Gemma and I can build before we get to that point. We’ll see if this scares her off, we’ll see if this makes us stronger…. That’s not up to me, but I’m down and very excited to play both.
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His comment also reveals that “Hitched” is only just the beginning of OA and Gemma’s arc in season 7. There is still a lot to explore, including how Gemma would react and how they each would come to a realization about their relationship after going through something intense together. While there has been speculation about OA and Maggie’s relationship, Zaki has previously reassured that nothing is going on other than a platonic relationship between the two. It seems that Gemma is a solid love interest for OA in season 7, and there’s currently no plan to break them apart.
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OA and Gemma’s relationship initially shocked many viewers, with the two being from different worlds. However, that also seems like the reason why their relationship is so interesting. OA and Gemma are a case of opposites attract. Things will never get boring between them, and there are so many nuances and conflicts to explore, with the two each bringing something different to the table.
