"Lifewit has had other plans" is a line that is used very often on television as to why the actors choose to leave a successful and popular show on their own. Sometimes you have no choice if the creatives (show-representatives, writers or producers) decide to go in the other direction in the story and write your character permanently, while other times crew abuse and crew forcing you to get out there in the case of the case in the case. Afton Williamson whose treatment was just as gross and disturbing As it becomes when she was in the ABC police procedure, the "rookie".

Fortunately, the exit of Ennenifer loves Hewitt from Long -term and beloved criminal drama, "criminal minds", After one season it was as sweet and friendly as possible. The "I know what he did last summer" The actress was played by Catherine "Kate" Callahan, an experienced FBI agent, who joined the Behavioral Analyst (Bau) unit in the tenth season of the show and appeared for 23 episodes. The repetitive part came many years after one of Hewitt's most popular television roles in Ghost Whisperer, a supernatural drama starring in five seasons between 2005 and 2010. She left "criminal minds" for many understandable and pretty positive personal reasons in 2015.

Shower and executive producer Erica Messer did not intend to separate ways with Kate Callahan on Hewitt. In fact, she said they had fun with her. "But after Hewitt learned that she was pregnant, Messer fully understood that Hewitt wanted to be a full -time mother. In a 2015 Interview with Entertainment WeeklyShe talked about how the decision was made, which also allowed them to have a nice, very true for life. She said:

"She (Hewit) has another baby. Although there were no, physical, two babies, she has two children: she has a Meg, who has been raised since she was a newborn, and we wrote that the character would have another baby. There was the opportunity to write to the truth. Season 11, the time period, there was no way for her to do both, to be able to give that baby everything she wanted and still be on our show. "

This kind of "coincidence" may occur more often in television than you think (life that imitates art and vice versa), but it is something that is always nice to see when dealing with such consideration and support as in the case of Ennenifer Lion Hewitt. "Criminal Minds" and her fans must have missed it in the coming seasons, but her way out (and its cause) left no heavy feelings.