'The Mentalist' season 7 spoilers: Patrick Jane, Teresa Lisbon to be in complicated love triangle?

New "The Mentalist" season 7 spoilers revealed that Patrick Jane (Simon Baker) and Teresa Lisbon (Robin Tunney) and a new woman will enter in a love triangle.

After ending the previous season with a bit of romance with Patrick Jane finally admitting his personal feelings to Teresa Lisbon, it seemed that the series will shower fans with more romance by introducing a new female character who will go in between the budding romance of the two.

Reports claimed that a new FBI agent named Michelle Vega will join as part of the regular cast. According to series creator Bruno Heller, "The Mentalist" will be back for its seventh and final season and will be action-packed.

Reports added that Michelle Vega will clash with Patrick Jane due to their differences in methods. Michelle Vega is claimed to practice according to the books and someone who would do anything to impress her superiors, which will definitely clash with Patrick Jane's unorthodox ways of doing things.

In the final episode of "The Mentalist" season 6, Patrick Jane finally admitted his feelings towards Teresa Lisbon before he escaped. According to season 7 spoilers, Patrick Jane's confession was the only thing that Teresa was waiting for in order to turn down Agent Pike's offer to live with him in Washington D.C.

Show's creator Bruno Heller has been quiet about any spoiler for the series' final season. However, he told The Hollywood Reporter that the team wants to provide proper closure to the romance of the two protagonists. The two can decide the course of their personal relationship now that Red John is dead.

"The purpose of an encore is to get people leaving the theater happy and giving them what they want and hitting your marks as strong as possible, so that will be the intention," Heller told THR.

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