Keep reading to see why Fiona Miller left When Calls the Heart and if she’s coming back for good. When Calls the Heart is Hallmark's historical drama series following the residents of Hope ...

Fiona Miller, who debuted in season 6 of When Calls the Heart, started as a telephone operator before opening a barbershop. She has become a key part of Hope Valley, forming strong friendships ...

A beloved When Calls the Heart character was noticeably absent from the show’s season 11 premiere. Fiona Miller, who is portrayed by Kayla Wallace, has left Hope Valley to fight for women’s ...

WHEN CALLS THE HEART Season 12 is at an end, but the crew can't help but drop some hints about what's coming in Season 13.

Hearties got a surprise during the Feb. 2 episode of When Calls the Heart when Fiona Miller (Kayla Wallace) returned after an extended absence. Hope Valley’s former telephone operator was back ...

When folks picked up on the surprise news of Fiona coming back to When Calls the Heart, it immediately sparked a commotion in the comments. "OMG ️ ️ I can't wait ️ ️ ️ woohoo ...

There’s one character missing from season 11 of When Calls the Heart — Fiona. As the Hallmark drama returned on Sunday, star Kayla Wallace's character Fiona was unexpectedly absent.

Wallace began playing Fiona Miller on When Calls the Heart in Season 6 and eventually departed in Season 10. However, she’s continued to make guest appearances throughout Seasons 11 and 12.

Fans may be curious as to why a particular When Calls The Heart cast member was missing from Sunday night’s (April 7) Season 11 premiere. Those who tuned in last night learned that Fiona (Kayla ...

In When Calls the Heart Season 12 Episode 5, Fiona returns to Hope Valley with a mysterious and suspicious heiress. Meanwhile, Nathan goes undercover to track the rare gold coin. This could be a ...

On When Calls the Heart Season 10 Episode 11, Lucas is the talk of the Valley. Elizabeth and the whole town rallies around him, but everyone still worries it won’t be enough to stop the Governor.