'The Vampire Diaries' Season 6 Spoilers: Kat Graham Reveals Bonnie's Fate

By Emma Koonse, Christian Post Reporter Wednesday, June 25, 2014

"The Vampire Diaries" will not return to The CW until the fall, but fans can already expect to see more of their favorite characters in season six.

Many fans of the popular drama voiced concern over characters such as Damon (Ian Somerhalder) as well as Bonnie (Kat Graham). Both characters' fates hung in the balance at the end of season five after Bonnie followed Damon to the Other Side.

"Do you think it'll hurt," Bonnie asked Damon while they held hands before oblivion began to consume them during the season five finale.

Fortunately, spoilers online revealed that Kat Graham would be returning for season six.

"She is [back next season]," the actress said of her character, according to TVLine. "But I don't know in what form or for how long," Graham teasingly added before noting she was "just as shocked as the next person" at how season five ended.

"I've been on the show for five years, and I cried when I watched the finale," said the actress.

Somerhalder, who portrays Damon, also hinted at the future for his character on "The Vampire Diaries" recently. The actor caused a stir after posting a telling photo that it was "game over" for Damon last month.

"Rest in Peace Damon Salvatore. #GameOver : (," Somherhalder wrote in a caption on Instagram beside photo of a tombstone reading "Damon" in an eerie graveyard.

Fortunately, it is believed that the actor was simply toying with his millions of fans since spoilers for "The Vampire Diaries" indicate that Somerhalder will in fact return for the sixth season. However, it remains unknown where Damon will be, according to TVLine.

Paul Wesley, who portrays Stefan on "The Vampire Diaries," also recently discussed season six of the series, revealing the new season would "reset" the story.

"[The season five finale] definitely establishes new parameters in the environment we'll be shooting in season six," Wesley told TVGuide. "They reset things in a way, and the writers have the ability to now change the circumstances and locations of where the show takes place."