Fans of Lucifer will remember season three ended on Chloe Decker (played by Lauren German) seeing Lucifer’s (Tom Ellis) true identity as the devil for the first time.
Since then, the question of her reaction has dominated the buildup to the show’s premiere on Netflix, with fans not knowing if she will accept or reject him.
Now, star Tom Ellis has revealed just how long it takes for Chloe to even face him again.
He told TheWrap: “When we open the season, we realise that it’s a month after the reveal at the end of Season Three and the detective disappeared. She kind of left that scene when the police swarmed in and Lucifer never saw her again, she took her child and she went somewhere.
“And he hasn’t heard from her, he’s heard nothing at all. So he’s been wallowing in this kind of self hatred for a month.”
“And just as he’s starting to think she may never come back, she comes back, and she comes back claiming that she’s processed this entire ordeal and that she just wants to get on and work again. And Lucifer thinks, ‘Surely that can’t be all it is.’ But I think Lucifer being Lucifer is quite happy to accept that may be all it is.”
Is the romance dead and Chloe cannot accept who he really is?
She had been in denial for a long time about his true identity and now it has arrived, she will have to come to terms with the reality of the man she loves.
Not only is she unable to accept him, but she may also just be about to punish him for who he is.
Tom added in his interview: “It turns out that in that month that Chloe spent away, she didn’t just go
