Call the Midwife's Helen George isn't leaving at the end of season 13
RadioTimes.com understands that George's character Trixie will not be exiting at the end of the next season.
Following reports that Helen George will be leaving Call the Midwife at the end of the upcoming 13th season, with her character Trixie "deciding to leave", RadioTimes.com understands that this is not the case and she could be sticking around.
Rumours of George's departure were first reported by The Sun, with the publication also having claimed that Olly Rix's character Matthew, Trixie's husband, had been written out of the series.
However, RadioTimes.com understands that Trixie will not, in fact, be leaving Poplar at the end of the next season, while Rix will be present throughout the entire 13th season and his departure from the series has not yet been confirmed.
George is one of the only cast members to have been with the show since its very start, while Rix joined as Matthew in 2021. Matthew and Trixie's wedding aired earlier this year.
George previously spoke about her future on the show, saying that she often feels a "genuine fear" of being written out of it.
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She said: "You never have complete control. Absolutely, it's a genuine fear. You never know. And they might just come to a point where they think, 'Do you know what? We've got nothing more to say about your character. There's nothing left to do with you. So you're off.' It happens."
The long-running drama, which has been airing on BBC One since 2012, will next be seen on screens this festive season, for its annual Christmas special.
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This will then be followed by the 13th season in 2024, which will see two new midwives, played by Renee Bailey and Natalie Quarry, arriving at Nonnatus House.
All 12 seasons of Call the Midwife are available to stream on BBC iPlayer. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to see what's on tonight.
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