'Bones' season 10 spoilers: Booth and Brennan's baby to join next season?

A baby was reported to join the tenth season of "Bones".

"Bones" season 10 will be back on air in a week and Dr. Temperance Brennan and FBI agent Seeley Booth will be back in getting to the bottom of things and of the supposed conspiracy.

It was rumored that Dr. Brennan will have a difficult time since she is pregnant with Booth's baby while he is still in prison. According to the latest spoilers, Brennan will move to another place to avoid Booth's attackers that will most likely threaten her or will use her against Booth as well as to keep her baby safe from the antagonists.

Emily Deschanel, who plays the role of Dr. Temperance Brennan, said that her character will be worried about Booth since he is still in danger as he is still in prison. A lot of the prisoners in the prison were criminals caught by Booth who may have harbored ill feelings against him, and they may look for revenge.

Spoilers added that Booth will somehow get out of prison. Thus, he will not die in the prison. However, one of the biggest struggles of Booth inside the cell is psychological.

Next season, fans will see Booth in a very difficult situation and he has to face huge trouble legally and professionally. Booth was charged with capital crime and the case against him seemed very strong. Booth also has to deal with the burden of the FBI, the organization he worked for years, hunting him.

Booth was arrested in the end of season 9 for killing three federal agents and was canned. Next season will pick up where the previous season left off. Booth is still behind bars. His imprisonment will have a major effect on Booth and will direct the course of the whole season.

"Bones" season 10 will be back on air on September 25 on FOX. The first episode is entitled "The Conspiracy in the Corpse".

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