Madelyn Cline and Madison Bailey's Outer Banks characters are each lastly settling in with the boy that they need — however the actresses have one other thought up their sleeves.
Ahead of the season 4 premiere of the hit Netflix sequence, Cline, 26, who performs Sarah Cameron and Bailey, 25, who performs Kiara, inform PEOPLE about the scheme they have been secretly plotting for his or her characters.
After Bailey says that the budding romance between her character and JJ (Rudy Pankow) is “going to be the death of my Kiara gay agenda,” Cline teases that the pair “have an idea for Sarah and Kiara” to be love pursuits.
“We're plotting,” Bailey says. “But you don't need to know.”
Cline jokes that she and Bailey are “throwing the metaphorical spaghetti on the wall” with the thought — however admits, “It's not sticking.”
Despite Sarah (Cline) being married to Chase Stokes' John B. and Kiara lastly beginning to discover issues with JJ after years of rigidity, Bailey says of their thought for Sarah and Kiara to pair off as an alternative, “John B. and JJ will make each other very happy. And it's not like they're going to be alone. Everything's going to be fine.”
They each admit that an onscreen romance between the ladies is absolutely only a “dream scenario,” however hey — the thought is there. And it isn't the first time Bailey has vouched for the present to discover Kiara's attainable “fluid” sexuality.
She say it is “not really” a storyline she'd tried to push that tough, however she has made feedback alongside the strains of, “‘Are you sure? Are you sure she's not?'”
“I think everybody's like, ‘She's a little fluid. We'll figure it out later,'” Bailey says, earlier than teasing, “There's hopefully many more seasons to figure herself out.”
For now, although — and regardless of all her and Cline's plotting — Bailey says of Kiara and JJ lastly giving their chemistry an opportunity: “I'm rooting for them, absolutely.”
“I think Kiara maybe is in a more open place for a relationship and I think JJ is still catching up with himself, hence his hesitance [to commit],” she says. “I think he's unsure if he can make me happy, unsure of a lot of things, unsure of himself in many, many ways and so Kiara is holding it down. I think she's really patient. I think she understands that and a lot of that goes unspoken. I think she knows he has a lot to deal with, but [JJ is] my person.”
Boys are removed from the solely issues on Bailey and Cline's characters' minds in the upcoming season of Outer Banks, although, as the Pogues — which additionally contains Pope (Jonathan Daviss) and Cleo (Carlacia Grant) — are drawn again into the “G” recreation as soon as once more when teased with the chance of discovering Blackbeard's treasure.
As they've been for 3 seasons now, the youngsters are keen to do absolutely anything to search out the gold — however each Cline and Bailey admit they'd be way more hesitant in actual life.
“I have several more questions. Kiara's never asked a single question and I'm like, ‘Are you sure about that?'” Bailey says of her character's willingness to leap into something. “I'd ask a lot more questions. I'm not saying that I wouldn't [do it], It'd just be a way harder sell.”
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“Yeah, no, I don't have questions,” Cline says. “Because I'm probably not even entertaining [the idea]. So I'm going to stop you right there. I'm going to need some sort of solid motivation to help, because what the hell?”
“I need a cut,” she jokes. “Honestly, at that point, I understand where Rafe (Drew Starkey) is coming from. He's like, ‘Where's my cut?' I get it. Truly.”
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Part 1 of Outer Banks season 4 premieres Thursday, Oct. 10 on Netflix.