Beyond the undercover thrills, “From Havana with Love” stirred excitement for another reason: romance. The episode subtly fuels speculation around Kensi’s relationship with Marty Deeks, one of NCIS: LA’s most beloved slow-burn love stories. With sparks flying and engagement rumors swirling, fans couldn’t help but wonder if this fiery mission might be setting the stage for something more personal.
What makes the episode stand out isn’t just the spectacle of Kensi dancing — it’s what the moment represents. Seeing her navigate vulnerability, performance, and self-doubt adds depth to a character often defined by strength and resilience. Ruah herself described returning to dance as both intimidating and joyful, a reminder that even seasoned performers can feel the heat of something new.
For longtime viewers, the episode reaffirmed why Kensi Blye remains one of television’s most dynamic agents. She’s not just fearless with a weapon; she’s adaptable, expressive, and willing to step into unfamiliar territory when the mission calls for it.
With its blend of suspense, sensuality, and character-driven storytelling, “From Havana with Love” stands as a standout chapter — one that proves undercover work can sometimes require rhythm, grace, and a whole lot of confidence.
