Noah Centineo will be returning for The Fosters‘ spinoff series, Good Trouble‘s, debut on Freeform next year and he’s opening up about stepping back into Jesus’ shoes.
Speaking with Seventeen, the 22-year-old actor opened up about how Jesus has changed from the end of The Fosters to now.
“He’s definitely older,” he stated. “What I like about it is that the relationships among the characters are now far more a portrayal and a parallel for the relationship of the people [acting them].”
Noah continues, “We’ve all been around each other for so long and we know each other by now. And it’s similar with the characters like, at one point, when a sibling might’ve been upset with another sibling because of something they did, after, 20 years or 22 years of it, you’re like, ‘ah, that’s just the way they are,’ and it doesn’t bother you so much.”
He also talked about reuniting with Cierra Ramirez and Maia Mitchell on the show. what it felt like going back on set and seeing everyone again.
“It was like going home for the holidays. Honestly, I love them so much, and [series creators] Peter [Paige], Bradley [Bredeweg], and Joanna [Johnson],” he added. “It’s such a family. And going back there and being able to work with family just felt so natural. I wanted to do more [than two episodes].”
Noah also revealed that Good Trouble will be a little different than The Fosters‘ fans are expecting.
“There’s a lot of maturity in the show. You can expect the same Callie fighting for justice and Mariana fighting for herself and her rights. There are so many great messages in Good Trouble,” Noah shared. “I’m just excited to be a part of it. Oh, and it’s kind of completely different, but in the best way possible.”
Teri Polo, Sherri Saum, David Lambert and Hayden Byerly will also be returning for appearances in the freshman season of the show.
