The Windy City gained’t be the same with out Chicago Fire’s Kara Killmer, however she isn’t taking her journey on the display as a right.
“Thank you for the privilege of playing candy Sylvie for 10 [years],” Killmer, 35, wrote via X on Wednesday, February 28, after her persona, Sylvie Brett, mentioned good-bye on the show. “I can ceaselessly be humbled by means of all of the 1st responders I’ve been venerated to paintings with.”
The actress gave a shout-out to her One Chicago family, adding, “All of my love to the most efficient solid and crew within the business. Chicago will always have a piece of my heart! @NBCOneChicago @WolfEnt.”
Us Weekly showed in November 2023 that season 12 would be the last for Killmer, who joined the series as a paramedic right through season 3. Killmer didn’t deal with her exit on the time however teased previous this month that her go out may not be everlasting.
“The door’s open for me,” Killmer advised Entertainment Weekly forward of Wednesday’s farewell episode. “I’m glad to come in anytime they need to convey me again. [Firehouse] Fifty one has a novel way of having itself into bother, and if they need Sylvie to come back thru and tell ’em what’s what, I can be there.”
During the episode, Brett finally got to marry the love of her life, Matt Casey (Jesse Spencer). While the wedding didn’t cross off with no hitch — Brett was held at gunpoint ahead of tying the knot at a fish store — lovers did see the couple turn into husband and wife.
Following the Brettsey nuptials, the Chicago Fire forged shared several tributes to Killmer referring to her last episode.
“It’s been an absolute pleasure operating with you @karakillmer,” Spencer, who exited the firefighter drama after 10 seasons in 2021, wrote via X on Wednesday. He shared a photo of his return for the marriage episode along a pic of Killmer right through her first few seasons.
Spencer, 45, added: “You are a student and a professional. Thank you for the nice times and dangerous. Your presence at this ol’ firehouse will probably be missed. Happy marriage ceremony day!!”
The remainder of the cast filmed a goodbye video for Killmer, which the display shared via its professional Instagram account.
In the clip, David Eigenberg, who plays Christopher Hermann, stated, “We’re going to miss you, like, you’re going to break our [middle],” before making a hand middle on set with Daniel Kyri, who plays Darren Ritter.
“We love you Kara,” Kyri, 29, chimed in. The camera then switched to turn Killmer’s ambulance spouse Hanako Greensmith, who portrays Violet Mikami, and added, “I love you, Kara.”
Jake Lockett, who joined the cast as Sam Carver in season 11, praised his “fellow Texan” for being “really some of the nicest other folks I’ve ever met.” He added, “We love you and we’re excited for you.”
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Christian Stolte, who has been enjoying Randall “Mouch” McHolland since the 2012 premiere, gushed about Killmer as well.
“What I truly don’t want to do at the moment is say goodbye to my sweet, sensible, proficient buddy Kara Killmer,” he confessed. “It has been a gift to paintings with you some of these years. … I can miss you.”
Chicago Fire airs on NBC Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET.
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