Sad News From Marisa Ramirez
Marisa Ramirez plays Maria Baez as Donnie Wahlberg’s on-screen partner on Blue Bloods. Danny brought Baez to the Reagan Sunday family dinner. The actress said the dinner was very emotional and nerve-racking for her.
Actress Marisa Ramirez has shared heartbreaking news with her fans, announcing the passing of a beloved family member. The “Blue Bloods” star expressed profound sadness in her social media post, though details surrounding the identity of the deceased and the circumstances of their passing remain private. Ramirez’s message prompted an outpouring of sympathy and support from fans and colleagues, who flooded social media platforms with messages of condolence and solidarity. Despite the heaviness of her heart, Ramirez’s openness about her grief serves as a reminder of the importance of cherishing moments with loved ones.
As she navigates this period of mourning, Ramirez finds solace in the support of her admirers, who stand in solidarity with her during this difficult time. Though the pain of loss may be profound, the outpouring of compassion and solidarity serves as a beacon of hope amid the darkness, reminding us all of the power of community and connection during life’s most challenging moments.
Mauricio Ramirez plays Maria Pace as Tony Wahlberg’s on-screen partner since 2013. She appeared in the show in season 3 and managed to break bread finally. The actress talked about being nervous for their first inner scene. Marisa revealed the tenor scene was nerve-wracking because it’s filmed during the coronavirus pandemic.
Blue Blood Season 11 started on December 4, 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the episode titled “Triumph Over Trauma,” Danny invited Maria to the Reagan family’s Sunday dinner. The dinner scene came after a problematic story for Maria and Danny. Someone pushed her down a flight of stairs, and the two were trapped in a basement by a serial killer. Unfortunately, the killer was not found, but the cops rescued them.
She said the dinner scene is still a critical part of the show. Maria sat down at the Reagan family dinner table and admitted that it was not easy. The actress has been working on the show for eight years. Ramirez said it was very emotional for her on so many levels that she did not share with anyone. She revealed that they filmed the scene during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ramirez said it was emotional and a little nerve-wracking for me. It was the first time I was in a room with so many people without masks. The actress noted everyone on the set was tested before they’re in the room together. The scene was difficult to shoot for Marissa because it’s just after two weeks her grandmother died. Ramirez said she was so close with her grandmom. Her grandmother was a huge fan of Blue Bloods. She mentioned she wanted to tell Tom that her grandmother was a big fan of him, but she knew she would not be able to get out the words without crying. Marissa did not want to look like a basket case at the family dinner because she was afraid that they might not invite her back.
Marissa said she would love to work with Abigail Hawke, who plays Abigail Baker, more often. The Blue Blood star added she had such a good time with Abigail. Ramirez said we talk and text now and then, but it would really be nice to spend the day with her again at work. She also said she wants to work with Steve Sharif, who plays Anthony.
Marisa Ramirez plays Maria Baez as Donnie Wahlberg’s on-screen partner on Blue Bloods. Danny brought Baez to the Reagan Sunday family dinner. The actress said the dinner was very emotional and nerve-racking for her.
