EW reports that the Roswell, New Mexico actor will guest star on the CW series as as Viralis, a soul-sucking demon with a loyal cult following.
With the power to see into the depths of the human soul, he lures his victims by promising to manifest their greatest desire.
Well, he doesn’t sound like a good guy…
Meanwhile, Leah Pipes will also be joining the series as recurring character Fiona Callahan, Elder Charity’s younger sister and Harry’s former charge.
Fiona is “back in Hilltowne after spending years languishing in Tartarus under suspicious circumstances. Fiona is a witch with a mysterious past and an even more cryptic power. Her release from Tartarus, orchestrated by the Sarcana, could be a blessing or a curse to the Charmed Ones.”
(WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! DO NOT CONTINUE READING IF YOU DON’T WANT TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS!)
Klaus runs into Cami and Mikael in this deleted scene from the series finale of The Originals!
The finale episode premiered last month, showing fans Klaus Mikaelson’s (Joseph Morgan) fate.
Klaus appeared to have got his redemption by saving his daughter from the Hollow’s magic, taking the magic inside himself. While Klaus had to die, however, he didn’t go by himself. His brother Elijah allowed him to properly say his farewells. In the end, the two ended each other’s lives in order to protect their family and town.
There’s more, though – check out a deleted scene, obtained by EW, from the end of the series below, featuring more of Cami (Leah Pipes) and Mikael’s (Sebastian Roche) return. If you remember, the Hollow’s magic led Klaus to hallucinate both of them.
The Originals‘ final season will be available on DVD on October 2.
Leah Pipes all but confirmed that Cami will be back for The Originals‘ series finale with a new Instagram story this week.
Cami was killed during the season 3 midseason finale, and brought back for the season 4 premiere, as a figment of Klaus’ imagination while we was locked up by Marcel.
The show is currently filming the final episode in Conyers, Georgia and Leah shared a video of Sebastian Roche, who plays Mikael, the patriarch of the family.
We don’t know in what capacity, how or when Cami will return on the final episode yet, but hopefully we will soon!
Many young celebrities are speaking out today with outrage, disgust, and sadness after a press conference in which President Donald Trump said “both sides” are to blame for the violence in violence in Charlottesville.
“You had many people in that group other than neo-Nazis and white nationalists,” he said. “The press has treated them absolutely unfairly. Now, in the other group also, you had some fine people but you also had troublemakers.”
Trump also blamed counter-protestors, calling them the “alt left.”