Amber Marshall opens up about the emotional season 14 opener!

Fans of the long-running Canadian drama Heartland are in for a shock when season 14 premieres. After 14 seasons playing the charming Ty Borden, Graham Wardle has decided to leave the show to pursue other passions.

The news came as a blow to his close friend and co-star Amber Marshall, who portrays Amy Fleming on the show. However, Marshall fully supports Wardle's decision and wishes him the best in his future endeavors.

Wardle's departure will be addressed head-on in the season premiere, and viewers can expect an emotional rollercoaster as they grapple with the loss of a beloved character. The show will explore how Amy, along with the rest of the Bartlett family, navigates life after Ty's sudden passing.

While the initial episodes will undoubtedly be filled with tears and flashbacks, Marshall assures viewers that season 14 won't be all doom and gloom. The show will still feature the heartwarming stories of resilience, family, and the human spirit that fans have come to know and love.

Heartland will also introduce new characters and storylines to keep things fresh. One such addition is Parker, a sassy city girl who spends time on the Bartlett ranch. Additionally, viewers can expect some lighthearted moments as Lou adjusts to her new role as the slightly frazzled mayor of Hudson, and Tim attempts (and likely fails) to impress a woman with his disastrous polo skills.

While some fans might be apprehensive about Heartland continuing without Ty, Marshall emphasizes that there are still many stories to be told in the world of Heartland. The show's longevity is a testament to its ability to resonate with viewers and explore the complexities of life, love, and loss. While tears may be shed, Marshall hopes that viewers will remember the show's fictional nature and appreciate the heartfelt stories that continue to unfold. After all, the show must go on, and the talented cast and crew are dedicated to delivering another captivating season for its loyal fanbase.