Is It Hot in Here or Is It Just the Fact That Carmen Is Returning to 'The L Word'?

Is Carmen coming again to 'The L Word'? Plus, is Sarah Shahi gay? We can’t assist however ask those questions on the series’ stars. Let's examine.

Now that our prayers for an L Word reboot have officially been spoke back in the form of Generation Q, we are brimming with different questions on our favorite girls with tight clothes who drag with mustaches. 

We've already gotten to welcome again art-powerhouse-turned-mayoral-candidate Bette, observed her baby daughter Angie grow up right into a vaping tween, and caught up with Alice, whose radio show gig has now become a full-blown daylight hours TV talkshow with a group of workers that contains the new era of queers.

But each unique L Word viewer's crush, lez or otherwise, has always been the elusive Shane McCutcheon, who we not too long ago realized is married to one Quiara, a lead singer who is incessantly away on excursion. There turns out to be some bother in that matrimony, which is leading many fanatics to question whether or not her former fiancée, the hot, hot Carmen is coming back to The L Word. 

Keep scrolling while we investigate!

Is Carmen coming back to The L Word?

So a ways, we all know that Shane has lately moved again to LA and is residing massive, in a large mansion with improbable views of LA. Actually, it's such a large house, the heartbreaker extends an invitation to Sarah Finley, certainly one of the new additions to the reboot, to crash for so long as she desires in considered one of her additional bedrooms.

We're additionally getting the sense that all is now not peachy between Shane and her spouse Quiara, which is not unexpected at all making an allowance for Shane hasn't ever appeared like the kind to calm down in a monogamous relationship. The bigger surprise here was once that she even got married in the first position.

While we're sure to be told extra about the ins and outs of her marriage, the drama brewing has many fanatics pining for Shane's ex-fiancée, Carmen de l. a. Pica Morales, who viewers will remember, Shane left at the altar in the Season Three finale.

And whilst we completely do not know how one gets over being left at the altar, it sounds like there might be hope for Sharmen in this Generation Q reboot. We know, we will't imagine it either.

"It was discussed [that] my involvement [would be] very heavily [that] I would be in it," Sarah Shahi, the actress at the back of Carmen, told The Hollywood Reporter. "I intend to keep it that way, and so does Showtime."

"It's coming back. We're coming back," Sarah posted to Instagram with a photo of the original L Word forged. In a press excursion at the wintry weather Television Critics Association, the Iranian-American actress (who played a Mexican DJ, but 2004 was once a less woke time, so we digress) gushed about her time on the show.

"[The L Word] was my first big gig. I didn't really know what I was stepping into until after, and I started speaking with women and getting letters ... about how impactful it was," she said. "It kind of put me on this path of, now everything I do, I want it to have meaning and to touch people [like that]."

Is Sarah Shahi homosexual?

Asked about where she thinks her persona is now, Sarah stated, "Whatever she's doing, I feel like she's definitely still pining away for Shane. For Shane, Carmen would be the one that got away." "I think that was a big game-changer for her," she added, per THR. "I'm not sure if she's still DJing or not but definitely something in the music-art world."

While there is not any announcing who Carmen ended up with (if any person!) after Shane, actress Sarah Shahi is thankfully married to Shameless's Steve Howey, with whom she shares three children, two of whom are twins. "I married an incredibly loving husband and father," she informed People, "who wants to be there for his children."

We nonetheless have no idea when Carmen will be again on our monitors, but we can be glued to each and every episode to make certain we do not leave out her return.

New episodes of The L Word: Generation Q air Sundays at 10 p.m. on Showtime.

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