Hearts Will Break and Heal Again in Virgin River Season 7

Pack your emotional suitcase and grab a tissue—or maybe a glass of wine—because Virgin River is officially one step closer to its long-awaited Season 7 return. With filming now wrapped, fans of the feel-good Netflix series can start preparing for another season of love, loss, and life’s messy in-betweens.

The major production update was first revealed by series star Colin Lawrence, who plays fan-favorite John “Preacher” Middleton. In a heartfelt video shared to Instagram, Lawrence confirmed, “That, my friends, is a wrap on Season 7 for John ‘Preacher’ Middleton.”


🎬 “More Laughs, More Tears, More Emotion”

Without giving too much away, Lawrence teased what’s in store. “You’re really going to enjoy it this season. There’s more laughs, there’s more tears, there’s just a lot of emotion,” he shared. “I really can’t wait to share with you.”

Though Season 7 marks yet another milestone in the show’s impressive run, Lawrence made it clear he’s not ready to say goodbye. “Fingers crossed, more to come,” he said hopefully—echoing what the fandom has been wishing for as well.


📸 Cast Celebrations and On-Set Moments

Other cast members joined in the celebration, including Benjamin Hollingsworth (Brady), Annette O’Toole (Hope), and Zibby Allen (Brie). Allen took fans behind the scenes with a carousel of Instagram photos featuring central stars Alexandra Breckenridge and Martin Henderson, who portray the town’s beloved couple, Mel and Jack Sheridan.

The excitement from the cast suggests something special is brewing—and if Season 6’s cliffhangers are any indication, we’re in for a ride.


🏥 What’s Ahead in Season 7?

While Season 7 won’t feature a time jump, it will pick up immediately after the emotionally charged events of the Season 6 finale. Expect plenty of screen time for your favorite couples—but also major tension around Doc Mullins’ (Tim Matheson) embattled medical practice.

Following the suspension of Doc’s license, the practice faces a formal investigation. At the center of this new storyline is a fresh face: Victoria, played by The Vampire Diaries alum Sara Canning. Victoria is a tough-as-nails former cop turned medical investigator after being wounded in the line of duty. Her character is expected to bring both grit and heart to the small town’s latest conflict.

Also joining the cast is Cody Kearsley (Riverdale), who plays Clay, a rugged rodeo worker in search of his long-lost sister. If his backstory is anything like past newcomers to Virgin River, you can bet emotions will run high.


⏳ So, When Will Season 7 Premiere?

While Netflix hasn’t confirmed an official release date, the timing of the production wrap suggests a late 2025 premiere—likely in November or December, aligning with the show’s recent seasonal rollout pattern.

Even Lawrence admitted he’s in the dark: “You’re gonna have to wait until that release date. Don’t know when it is, but when I find out, hopefully you’ll find out.”


🏔️ The Heart of Virgin River Still Beats Strong

Now in its seventh season, Virgin River shows no signs of slowing down. What began as a quiet, comfort-viewing drama has grown into a cultural phenomenon, thanks to its balance of small-town charm and big emotional swings.

And with new characters, higher stakes, and returning favorites, Season 7 promises to be just as captivating as ever.

“Be kind to each other, and yeah, thanks for tuning in,” Lawrence signed off to fans.

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