'Virgin River' Actor Mark End of an Era With Sweet Cast Photos
'Virgin River' Actor Mark End of an Era With Sweet Cast Photos originally appeared on Parade.
, who plays Brady in Netflix's hit TV series Virgin River, marked the end of an era as he and the rest of the cast wrapped up filming for Season 7.
The actor shared the milestone with fans on Instagram while also celebrating the official start of summer. Hollingsworth wrote, "First day of Summer and Last day of Filming Season 7 of Virgin River. ☀️ @netflix."
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He shared two photos taken on the last day of filming, with Hollingsworth smiling brightly alongside cast members Zibby Allen and Kandyse McClure, who play Brie and Kaia, respectively, as well as a couple of crew members.
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Fans were hyped up after seeing the photos, with many sharing how much they are looking forward to Season 7, writing things like, "Ouuu I'm so excited guys," and "Can't wait! Thanks for sharing!! 😍."
"Rewatching season 6, can't wait for season 7😍😍😍," wrote a devoted fan of the show.
A different fan cheered, "Well done for another season! Your hard work will bring us more joy, so thank you ❤️."
More fans praised the actors and crew members, saying, "The best cast 🩷❤️," and "A group of such Beautiful people here ❤️❤️❤️."
One detail in the photos that got fans even more excited was the fact that Hollingsworth and Allen were together, as a lot of people hope their characters end up together.
"So happy to see Brady & Bree together in this photo 😍❤️!!! We missed them 😭!!!" said one such fan, while a similar comment read, "Brady & Bree together in the last day of filming 🥳❤️!!! Our ship is sailing again 🔥🔥🔥!!!"
Netflix has not shared an official release date for Virgin River Season 7, but fans can likely expect new episodes to hit the streamer in late 2025 or early 2026.'Virgin River' Actor Mark End of an Era With Sweet Cast Photos first appeared on Parade on Jun 20, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 20, 2025, where it first appeared.
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