The Chicago Fire star shares double joy — a new baby and a blood-soaked movie premiere

From Firehouse to Family Room: Killmer Shares Major News

Fans of Chicago Fire were elated this week as Kara Killmer, best known for playing paramedic Sylvie Brett, confirmed she is pregnant with her first child. The joyful news arrives as Killmer enters a new chapter — personally and professionally — and fans couldn’t be happier for her.

The pregnancy announcement sparked a wave of excitement on social media, with fellow Chicago Fire cast members and fans flooding her posts with congratulations. Viewers who’ve watched Sylvie’s emotional journey over the years—through heartbreaks, promotions, and a recent send-off—feel this real-life moment mirrors the sense of growth and happiness they always wanted for the character.

Though she stepped away from the series earlier this year, Killmer has remained deeply connected to fans. Her pregnancy marks a beautiful new beginning as she balances motherhood with bold new creative ventures.

Night Patrol Trailer Drops — And It’s Intense

Alongside her personal milestone, Kara Killmer is making headlines on the big screen with the official trailer for Night Patrol, a gritty horror-thriller set to hit cinemas on January 16, 2026.

Premiering at Fantastic Fest in September, the film drew early buzz for its bold mix of supernatural horror and social commentary. Directed by Ryan Prows and co-written by Tim Cairo, Jake Gibson, and Shaye Ogbonna, Night Patrol follows an LAPD officer who uncovers a terrifying conspiracy within his own department — a task force secretly tied to vampires threatening the community he once called home.

The officer must forge fragile alliances with rival street gangs to confront the darkness festering beneath the surface of law enforcement, all while navigating a city on the brink.

A Star-Studded, Blood-Soaked Ensemble

The film features a powerful supporting cast, including Dermot Mulroney, who brings gravitas to the project. There’s also an unnamed WWE favorite whose character is being kept under wraps — fueling speculation across fan forums.

As horror fans dissect every frame of the trailer, Kara Killmer’s fierce, no-nonsense performance has already made waves. Her role in Night Patrol could mark a new direction in her career, trading ambulances for nightmarish urban warfare.

A Dual Debut: Motherhood and Momentum

With a baby on the way and a potential horror hit on her hands, Kara Killmer heads into 2026 with unstoppable momentum. The former Chicago Fire star is no longer just part of an ensemble — she’s leading major stories both onscreen and off.

Whether audiences remember her from Firehouse 51 or discover her anew in Night Patrol, one thing is clear: Kara Killmer is ready to set the screen—and the world—on fire.

Will Night Patrol elevate her to new Hollywood heights just as she begins the biggest role of her life—motherhood? Fans will be watching, and cheering, every step of the way.