Tracking star reveals if she spoke to other cast members following exit

trackerof Fiona Rene After the hit CBS drama went through multiple cast exits, she revealed whether she has been in contact with her former co-stars.

“Me and Robin (Weigert) Recently. She came to my house. We had a cup of tea. Abby (played by McEnany) In Chicago. I texted her and she texted me on my birthday. ” Rene, who plays Reenie, said exclusively. US Weekly Wednesday, April 15, at the CBS Music Festival. “Eric has been playing Overcooked with me online.”

Rene also commented on being the last OG—— Lead outside Justin Hartley ——In the program.

“I’m so lucky and grateful to be a part of this team that does an incredible job,” she gushed. “I’m so lucky to have new co-stars. OG is a really cool word.”

her partner Chris Lee, Who was recently promoted? To the series regulars, he gave a shout-out to Renee, adding, “We all learned by watching you first. … It’s honestly more of an emotional adjustment than a work adjustment. It’s probably going to be pretty tough working up to that point anyway. It’s great to be able to sit in Vancouver and continue the journey with the cast.”

since tracker The show premiered on CBS in 2024 but has experienced its fair share of exits. The face of the show changed when Weigert exited the show after becoming a series regular during the first season. It was later confirmed that McEnany and Grace would also be leaving the show.

executive producer Elwood Reed Before More on-screen changes teased in the future of the show.

“I do think it’s evolving. If I can’t evolve these characters — Randy or Renee or Bobby — they’re not just people who pick up the phone and say, ‘Okay, here’s the answer.’ That’s when the show calls,” he explained us May 2025. “The challenge is you have to understand them, and I think that’s interesting. That’s the challenge of the show, not letting it fall into a formula.”

Reed noted that they don’t want trackers to “fall into complacency.”

“My only rule for the show is that every week Colt comes to a new place and there’s a new case. How he gets those answers and what he uses on the team, those are up for grabs,” Reed teased. “We’re going to try to meet more of these (local) weird characters as the season goes on. Just Colt coming in and interacting with the other characters. It’s fun to see Justin flex those muscles with a really good guest cast.”

while speaking us Wednesday, Lee and Rene Praise Hartley for setting an example On set for them as co-star and executive producer.

“I truly believe he’s the best leader I’ve ever worked with. He commands a great, professional team, and a low-maintenance, fun team. I definitely learned work ethic from him,” Lee shared. “This guy works so hard, he knows it all, and he watches it every day. He’s very involved. This is his show.”

He added: “I just became a real student, which was very, very fun. And then when we were shooting scenes and episodes together, it was like Rush Hour. Big brother and little brother. It was really fun, so I loved working with Justin.”

Rene, meanwhile, praised Hartley’s “work ethic.”

“He lives and breathes stalker. We were joking the other day. He said, ‘I used to have a life. I used to have friends,'” she added. “What I learned specifically was his attention to detail while we were filming. Not only did he review the scenes at home and make sure he felt good about everything and then come on set and play his character, but he came in as an executive producer and said, ‘Wow, this moment doesn’t feel right in your seat. Let me talk to you about this. Let me feel it.’ He was very, very generous.”

tracker Airs Sunday at 9pm ET on CBS.