Jodie Whittaker‘s run as the first female Doctor on the beloved series Doctor Who is coming to an end very soon.
BBC has announced the air date for Jodie‘s final episode on the series and a trailer was also released.
It was announced back in May 2022 that Sex Education actor Ncuti Gatwa will be the next Doctor, marking the first time that a Black actor will be a full-time Doctor.
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Jodie Whittaker‘s time as Doctor Who is coming to an end.
There were a few surprises in store for fans in the newest sneak peek at her final episode on the BBC America series.
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Jodie Whittaker is having another baby!
The 39-year-old Doctor Who actress actress is expecting her second child with husband Christian Contreras.
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Jodie Whittaker is leaving Doctor Who after three seasons as the iconic lead.
The showrunner Chris Chibnall is also leaving the show after three seasons.
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Jodie Whittaker takes aim in the first trailer for season 13 of Doctor Who.
The upcoming season, will being back Jodie as the title character, as well as Mandip Gill and newcomer John Bishop.
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Is Jodie Whittaker really leaving Doctor Who?
It was recently reported that the 38-year-old actress is planning on leaving the show after its upcoming 13th season.
BBC has now responded to the reports, telling Digital Spy, “We won’t be commenting on any speculation around Jodie’s future on the show.”
Jodie made history as Doctor Who‘s first ever female Time Lord, taking on the role in 2017 for season 11.
If she does leave after season 13, Jodie would be following in the footsteps of fellow Doctors, including Matt Smith and Peter Capaldi, who left the show after three seasons.
Season 13 of Doctor Who is set to premiere in the fall in the United Kingdom. The new season will have just eight episodes, after the pandemic affected production.
There’s a new Doctor coming to BBC and she’s history making!
Jo Martin will take over the titular role of Doctor Who from Jodie Whittaker after the next season airs.
The reveal of the new Doctor happened on this past weekend’s episode of the popular show and this marks the first time a black actor will take on the lead role.
Jodie recently confirmed to Entertainment Weekly that she’ll be staying with the show for at least one more season.
“Yes, I’m doing another season,” she shared. “At some point, these shoes are going to be handed on, but it’s not yet. I’m clinging on tight!”
After the reveal, Jo shared the first look photo with her fans on Twitter.
“#NewProfilePic,” she captioned.
Congrats to Jo on her new role!
Doctor Who airs on Sundays on BBC America.
#NewProfilePic pic.twitter.com/wIUxlSuyI7
— jo martin (@therealjomartin) January 26, 2020
Check out 10+ pictures of Jo Martin‘s Doctor Who reveal and new pics from the new TARDIS!
