When Did Natalie Leave Chicago Med

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So, When Did Natalie Actually Bounce From Chicago Med?

Let's talk about the great Natalie Manning exodus. It's like when your favorite character on a show decides to pack their bags and say, "Peace out, scrubs!" except instead of a tropical island, Natalie probably ended up in a less glamorous location (hospitals, am I right?).

The Great Natalie Escape

Dr. Natalie Manning, the resident badass pediatrician-turned-ER doctor, decided to hang up her white coat at the end of Season 6. Let's give a round of applause for her six-season stint as the heart and soul of the ED. Or at least, one of them.

Now, you might be wondering, "Why, oh why, Natalie?" Well, the short answer is a classic case of dramatic tension. She found herself in a bit of a pickle involving a stolen drug and a whole lot of career-threatening drama. So, instead of facing the music (or the hospital board), she decided to beat a hasty retreat.

The Aftermath: A Will-Shaped Void

Natalie's departure left a gaping hole in the show, especially for those of us who were rooting for her and Will Halstead to finally figure their stuff out. But fear not, hopeless romantics! We did get a tiny bit of closure in Season 8. Will decided to chase after his lost love to Seattle, leaving us to wonder if they’ll finally get their happily ever after.

So, there you have it. Natalie Manning's Chicago Med journey ended in Season 6, but her legacy lives on. Whether you loved her, hated her, or loved to hate her, there's no denying she was a force to be reckoned with.

How To...

  • How to cope with Natalie's departure? Find a new TV obsession. Or rewatch old episodes and pretend she never left.
  • How to keep up with Torrey DeVitto? Follow her on social media and hope for more guest appearances.
  • How to survive without Nattey and Will? Stock up on tissues and your favorite comfort food.
  • How to believe that Will and Natalie will actually be happy? Cross your fingers and hope for the best.
  • How to get over the fact that Chicago Med will never be the same? Accept it, move on, and find a new show to love.
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