Is Carly Shay finally finding love? Jerry Trainor — who reprised his role as Spencer Shay in Paramount+'s iCarly reboot — recently teased to J-14 that “the Creddie situation” will be addressed in the show’s forthcoming third season.
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“I will say season 2 ends with … I don’t want to ruin anything,” the Snow Day reboot star, 45, shares. “Season 2 ends with Freddie breaking up with his girlfriend because she thinks Freddie and Carly are better suited for each other. So, that gets explored.”
iCarly stars Miranda Cosgrove as the title character while Nathan Kress plays her BFF and producer, Freddie. The show initially aired on Nickelodeon from 2007 to 2012, and in June 2021, the show returned to Paramount+ with most of the original cast.
Now, the stars are back “in it” and gearing up for season 3. However, Jerry stays tight-lipped about any possible plot points.
“We pick up the Creddie situation,” he says. “What happens? I don’t know.”
The Nickelodeon alum continued to joke that he has “an NDA” and “they’re texting me right now … like, ‘Don’t slip up. Don’t say it.'”
That being said, the actor could share that the season 2 “cliffhanger gets paid off … in some way.”
While fans have been dying to see Creddie come to life on screen for years, the cast has too … and Jerry’s not the only one wanting these two fictional characters to finally get their chance at love.
“I don’t know what happens,” he previously told J-14 while attending the 2022 Kids’ Choice Awards in April. “I’m fine with it. I just don’t want anybody to settle. I want it to be real. I feel like Freddie’s got some stuff to work out.”
Nathan, for his part, broke down the second season cliffhanger with J-14 in June and said there’s “no shortage of love” between Carly and Freddie.
“It’s just a question of what kind of love are we talking about exactly. Because I know that Freddie has been very upfront since, literally, the first scene of the first episode of iCarly, that he had very strong feelings for her. Obviously, in these last 10 years, since we’ve seen him, he has stifled that — gotten married twice. Hasn’t gone well,” the actor shared. “In the series now, you see maybe glimpses of him, just second guessing this sort of suppression that he’s placed on himself. After so many years of being kind of denied and friend-zoned a little bit — regardless of what he has said over and over again — I think he’s got it in his head that this is just not happening, but he’s also not willing to let Carly go as a friend.”
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