1923 Star has one big prediction for the arrival of Alexandra at the Ranch

The big question of season 2 from 1923 is whether Alex (and baby) will safely reach the Dutton Ranch, and when she arrives there, a cast member has an idea of ​​what will happen.

After Alex and Spencer were separated at the end of season 1, the only thing that every Yellowstone fan wanted the man and the woman to come together again. Ideally at the Ranch in Montana.

Thanks to some delivery descriptions, it has of course become clear that Alex’s journey is a long one. And at the end of season 2 episode 1, she just left her journey over the Atlantic to find the Duttons, and hopefully also Spencer.

It is a matter of whether she arrives there, not when. But when she pops up at the Dutton Ranch, a member of the Cast from 1923 thinks she will be welcomed with open arms.

Michelle Randolph predicts the arrival of Alex in 1923

“I think they would welcome her,” Michelle Randolph (Liz) told Dexerto. “And I also think that the lifestyle they live is pretty lonely, as if they were in the middle of nowhere in Montana. That is why she and Cara are so close is because they really have each other alone.

“So I think that if Alexandra becomes part of their family in Montana, it would be nothing but joy for Elizabeth to have someone else to talk to.”

Decisive

The Dutton Ranch is a quiet place in season 2 1923

Alex is welcomed in the family that no questions is an ideal, but the reality may not be that simple. And even then Spencer still has to find his way back home.

In the Yellowstone Prequel, Liz never met Spencer because he has been living in Africa for years. If he also returns, she predicts that Liz’s reaction will be one of curiosity.

“She has heard so many stories, and they talk so much about him that I think she is probably just so curious to understand who this spencer is,” she said.

1923 Season 2 Episode 2 will premiere on 2 March on Paramount+.

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