Virgin River star Alexandra Breckenridge is teaming up with co-star Zibby Allen for an exciting new project.
Alexandra, who plays Mel on the Netflix series is launching a podcast with Zibby, who plays Bree, called 'I Like You Very Much' in June.
While there are no details on what the two besties will be talking about, from the clip Alexandra shared, it looks to be tons of fun.
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Meanwhile, both actors are currently busy working on season six of Virgin River.
In February, Alexandra and co-star Martin Henderson (who plays Jack) posed alongside a clapperboard on the show's official Instagram account, with the caption: "It’s official! Virgin River season 6 is back in production!".
Alexandra had previously shown off a hair transformation as she prepared to step into Mel's shoes once again.
Filming for the sixth season was delayed by the actors' and writers' strikes last year, so we don't have an official release date from Netflix yet.
Details on season six have been limited so far, but showrunner Patrick Sean Smith confirmed that fans can look forward to 10 episodes and a narrative "time jump from the holidays".
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Smith has also teased that audiences will learn more about Mel's father Everett Reid, including delving into their relationship and his past with the town.
"What we’re exploring more in Season 6 is who Everett Reid is, what his backstory is, what his connection to Virgin River was when he met her mom and then also what it is today,” he said.
And if you can't get enough of Virgin River, earlier in the year it was announced that a prequel series is in the works focusing Everett's romance with Mel's late mother Sarah.
Virgin River seasons 1-5 are streaming now on Netflix.
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