Jenna Dewan reveals whether the Bailey of the Rookie and Nolan still want children

Bailey Nune and John Nolan have endured many storms The Rookie – But has their newest snake derailed their future upbringing plans?

Warning: Spoilers below for the Rookie season 7, episode 7.

“At the moment we are concentrating on that – the healing and their love,” Jenna DewanThat firefighter Bailey plays in the ABC series, exclusively told US Weekly From the future of Bailey and Nolan.

She noted that the TV purple also has to do with the “complexity of their very intense life-threatening jobs that always bring something to the playing field with which they are struggling.”

During the Tuesday February 18, episode of The RookieBailey eventually admitted that she was the victim of domestic violence. The revelation came after she spoke with another female survivor, who gave Bailey permission to call herself a ‘victim’ after years of being terrorized by her ex-husband, Jason (Steve Kazee).

While Jason was killed earlier this season, he continued to chase Bailey and her marriage to Nolan (Nathan Fillion). Bailey and Nolan argued about the fact that Bailey was in contact with the Hitman who eventually killed Jason, because Nolan is a member of the law enforcement and said she surpassed laws.

“Psychologically, that is not the easiest to just, you know, make your fingers and be over. Although Jason’s physical threat has disappeared, he lives on psychologically and emotionally, “explained Dewan, 44, Us. “It costs Bailey’s side to cure it. Nolan has a major role in this because he accepts her, and he shows her that he will love her, no matter what happens. ‘

She revealed: “Unconditional love, you know, at the end of the day one of the greatest healing forces is.”

Dewan noted that when Bailey could accept the label of ‘victim’, she was also able to let Nolan completely inside, that was part of their struggle as a few.

“That moment of vulnerability for her is huge. [It] Is the key that unlocks future healing that comes to her, “the actress said, adding that although the trauma is” not gone “and” take a little time “to continue working, the death of Jason Bailey pushes forward.

Dewan pointed out: “There is a freedom without the physical presence of her nightmare.”

Nolan’s ability to set aside his bruised ego – he was upset, she held the Hitman conversation secret – and think of his wife as a victim also helped to cure the couple together.

“He finally goes:” Ok, the person I love was a victim. And the person I love was given a reason not to be part of our lives. How that went is complicated, but I can at least understand her and have empathy for her and have because I love her, “Dewan shared.

At the end of the episode, Nolan apologized that Bailey did not feel supported in her search to get Jason out of her life once and for all. Their conversation marks the end of that dark chapter, according to Dewan.

“I think they decide at that moment to move forward together,” she said UsAdding that while the trust problems of the couple are still “a little” hanging, their ability to admit and recognize “each other’s vulnerabilities” help them move forward and simply accept some sort of acceptance “what happened .

However, that positive process will not include expanding their families – at least not immediately.

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“I would not say that it is off the table at the moment,” Dewan said about the choice of Bailey and Nolan to pause about their efforts to get or adopt a baby. “I think they realize: ‘Wait for a moment, we have a number of really intense lives, and I don’t think one of us is really able to take care of a baby. So we don’t want to bring something in our lives where we are we therefore not the most responsible for.

She added: “They have that recognition of Like,” Timing is everything, “and maybe it’s not the right time now.”

Dewan teased, “but in the end they still longed for that next step.”

The Rookie Airs on ABC Tuesday at 9 p.m. et.