All Creatures Great and Small star teases potential split for key characters ahead of season 7: 'Can't last'

All Creatures Great and Small star Callum Woodhouse, who plays Tristan Farnon in the drama, has cryptically shared a development for his character which could spell trouble for his relationship.Series six saw Tristan struggling with PTSD after returning from the front line as he tried to settle back into normal life.He kept quiet about what he was going through until the finale, which saw him break down in his brother Siegfried's (Samuel West) arms.He detailed how his close friend Billy had died after his screams alerted Tristan to a landmine.He told Siegfried: I got a medal because I managed to save a few chaps, but Billy wasn't one of them.He saved me, but I couldn't save him. The Cross should be his, not mine.Despite his struggle following tragedy, though, there was one thing Tristan had to be hopeful about, his new love interest Charlotte Beauvoir (Gaia Wise).Speaking previously to Radio Times, Mr Woodhouse explained: I think she's come into his life at a time when he just really, really needs her. View this post on Instagram A post shared by All Creatures Great and Small (@allcreaturestv) He explained the characters have great chemistry and get on really well.However, in a recent interview with the publication, Mr Woodhouse admitted things might go a bit wrong for Tristan in series seven.It's not really a massive spoiler to say I'm still with Charlotte Beauvoir, who is really good for him and helps him with his mental health, the actor told Radio Times.He added: She keeps him happy and... I think he's a little bit more content. But there's only so long that that can last.LATEST DEVELOPMENTSLove Island confirms contestant George Knight has left for 'private reasons' just days into seriesOlivia Rodrigo 'deeply disturbed' by use of song in ICE officers vid: 'Enraged!'Venezuela Fury shows lavish items with glimpse inside caravan with crystal-encrusted beddingHe cryptically went on: So, things may be coming to change, but we don't know.However, the actor didn't give away much else regarding Tristan's new relationship, so fans will have to wait until All Creatures Great and Small returns to Channel 5 later this year.Speaking back in November ahead of the latest Christmas special, All Creatures' leading man Nicholas Ralph, who stars as James Herriot, talked about the chaos of filming the show.He revealed that production for the Christmas 2025 episode took place during the summer, specifically in July, despite its winter setting.The actor explained how the seasonal transformation of Skeldale House affected him during filming, describing the experience as particularly immersive.Speaking to Radio Times, he added that the festive adornments had a profound effect on him, making him feel transported by the remarkable seasonal styling throughout Skeldale House.The director, Andy Hay, just let a camera roll while the kids improvised.Then we put the animals in, and that just added to the chaos.James is on the back foot anyway because he’s said to Helen he'll take over the writing and directing and producing - and when I walked into the room, there was absolute chaos going on, so there was no acting required, really. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter