Fans of the beloved BBC drama Call the Midwife have taken to social media to express concerns that actress Megan Cusack, who plays Nurse Nancy Corrigan, may be leaving the series.
A Noticeable Absence
The speculation arose after Megan Cusack’s character was absent from the latest episode of the 14th series. In the season opener, it was revealed that Nancy is engaged to Roger and considering a new job away from Poplar, raising questions about her future on the show.
Viewers quickly shared their worries online, with one writing:
“Has Nancy left already? #CallTheMidwife.”
Another added:
“Did Nancy go, and was there no grand finale? She’s a fan favorite and deserves better.”
Megan Cusack Addresses Rumours
Despite the concerns, Megan Cusack has previously assured fans that Nancy’s storyline is far from over. Speaking in an interview, the actress said:
“No, just because she’s fallen in love, she’s not leaving us just yet. There’s lots happening—she’s got a job offer, an engagement, and an overbearing mother-in-law to be. So she’s got a lot going on.”
The Future of Call the Midwife
Call the Midwife, which began in 2012, has become a global sensation. Originally based on the memoirs of Jennifer Worth, the show captures life as a midwife in London’s East End during the 1950s and 1960s. The series has been renewed until at least 2026, with plans to continue exploring the evolving lives of the characters.
While fans remain anxious about Nancy’s future, the drama’s creators have promised exciting developments for the 14th series.
A Fan-Favorite Character
Nancy Corrigan has become a cherished part of the Nonnatus House family since joining the show in 2021. Her spirited personality and heartfelt storylines have resonated deeply with viewers, making any hint of her departure a source of anxiety for fans.
For now, it seems fans can breathe a sigh of relief as Nancy’s story continues to unfold. But with Call the Midwife’s reputation for emotional twists, viewers will undoubtedly be watching closely to see what’s next for Nurse Corrigan.