Fans of Chicago Fire may be wondering if Wendy Seaver, played by Andy Allo, will ever make a return to Firehouse 51. The character, who debuted in season 8, quickly became a standout, with hints of a possible romance with Severide before he ultimately rebuffed her. Wendy remained a recurring character through season 11, but has been absent since.
In a recent interview with Screen Rant at the Saturn Awards, Allo shared her thoughts on reprising her role, expressing her love for the show and her openness to returning.
Andy Allo on a Possible Chicago Fire Comeback
When asked whether she’d revisit her Chicago Fire role, Allo’s excitement was clear:
“Absolutely! Oh my gosh, I love that show. I loved playing an investigator. It’s a different role than I’ve ever played in anything, so I’m ready. You can call me, guys. I’m available now.”
Her enthusiasm suggests she’d jump at the opportunity, leaving the door open for the writers and producers to bring Wendy back—if the storyline makes sense.
Could Wendy Return to Chicago Fire? Here’s What We Know
With Chicago Fire now in season 13, cast changes are common, especially for guest and recurring characters. Some characters come and go without a return, but Wendy Seaver’s case is different:
✅ She wasn’t killed off, meaning she can return at any time.
✅ She has established relationships with Severide and Stella Kidd, making her integration into future storylines seamless.
✅ She co-sponsored the Girls on Fire program with Stella, providing a logical reason for her return.
Given these connections, her potential return seems more plausible than other one-off characters.
Will Wendy Be in Chicago Fire Season 13?
While no official plans have been announced for Wendy’s return, Chicago Fire has a history of bringing back familiar faces. With Allo expressing interest and the character having unfinished business, there’s a strong possibility she could reappear in future seasons—especially if the show is renewed.
For now, Chicago Fire fans will have to wait and see if Firehouse 51 will once again welcome Wendy Seaver.
