As NCIS: Los Angeles concluded its 14-year run with the series finale titled “New Beginnings,” fans were left with a mix of happiness and uncertainty for the future. Daniela Ruah, who played Kensi Blye, shared her excitement about her character’s journey, particularly the developments with Kensi and her partner Marty Deeks (Eric Christian Olsen).
Ruah expressed her joy over Kensi’s pregnancy, especially after the couple’s challenging path to parenthood. “I was very thrilled,” she said, reflecting on how many families experience similar struggles. The way Kensi and Deeks’ journey unfolded felt both realistic and uplifting, culminating in a joyful surprise that resonated deeply with the cast and crew.
The moment Kensi tells their daughter Rosa that she will be a big sister is particularly heartwarming. Ruah noted the emotional weight of the scene, emphasizing how it encapsulated the series’ themes of love and family. “It was just such a genuinely happy moment,” she recalled, highlighting the emotional atmosphere on set during the filming.
Regarding Kensi’s future, Ruah acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding her character’s next steps, especially balancing motherhood with a high-risk career. The writers deliberately left Kensi’s path open-ended, reflecting the complex decisions many families face in similar situations.
Ruah also commented on the growth of Kensi and Deeks’ relationship, noting how both characters evolved from their troubled pasts to find love and partnership. This journey of maturity and compromise resonated throughout the series, culminating in a satisfying arc for the beloved couple.
Reflecting on the series, Ruah remarked that the Kensi of Season 1 would be surprised by her character’s journey into motherhood and partnership, signifying how far she has come. The finale leaves fans with a sense of hope and new beginnings for Kensi and Deeks, encapsulating the spirit of the show.
As NCIS: Los Angeles wraps up, Ruah’s insights remind us of the power of storytelling in exploring themes of family, love, and resilience.
