
Joe Minoso as Joe Cruz.
Adrian S. Burroughs Sr./NBCCruz and Chloe aren’t the only ones taking care of boy Otis these days. Inside Chicago FireIn its “Keep You Safe”, which aired on Wednesday, April 6, the couple temporarily tried to reconcile after accepting a 10-year-old immigrant boy named Xavi that Cruz had saved an apartment from a fire.
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“I think what you are going to notice is how easy it is to fall in love with this kid and how easy it is for Cruz and Chloe to fall in love with this kid. And how quickly he associates himself with family dynamics, “said Minoso, 43, exclusively. Our weekly In front of the episode. “The problem is that Xavier seems to have a family member in the United States, and of course, their priority in the foster care system is to reunite him with an immediate family member. So we have to see Cruz and Clock navigate the whole episode. ”

Joe Minoso as Joe Cruz, Christian Stolt as Mauch in “Chicago Fire”.
Adrian S. Burroughs Sr./NBCFor Minoso, the latest story line has been “awesome” to dive into “from the actor’s perspective.” Working with Kristen Gutowski There has been a highlight over the last few years.
“[She’s] An incredible talent and I’m glad we’ve had the opportunity to enlighten him a bit more and give him some more space to show what he can do, “she said. “And Carlos S. Sanchez, Who plays Xavi, the child looks like a 30-year-old in the body of a 10-year-old. He’s just so conscious and in tune and so good character. I really mean it. In front of me It was nothing but joy. “
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He added: “The show has been blessed with some great guests this season. But I think I got the crop cream. It’s a pleasure to work with these two and I really hope you’ll see them again and again. “
Minoso has starred in NBC dramas since his debut in 2012. And over the years, he has noticed that Cruz and he have a lot in common.

Anthony Ferraris as Tony, Joe Minoso as Joe Cruz in “Chicago Fire”.
Adrian S. Burroughs Sr./NBC“It’s weird because in many ways it reflects on my life. I was just thinking about this the other day. I started living with season 1. Yuri Sardarov And Charlie Burnett And for all the hours of the night and constantly going out on random dates and doing crazy stupid things that you do in your, well, late twenties, but I was in my early thirties. And fast forward 10 years later, I am a very happy married man living in the suburbs and lying in bed by 9:30. I think in many ways, Cruz, this kind of thing has evolved in a similar way, “he explained Us. “We’ve seen him become a kind of goofball with Otis and become a more established role in the firehouse as a member of Squad 3 and become a more elite firefighter.”
A Chicago couple for years
And that professional foundation, he believes, led Cruz to be a family man. “It simply came to our notice then. And then the love she received from Chloe I think made her a safer person and ready to embrace the idea of fatherhood. And now it seems he just wants to be the father of everyone, “he said Us. “He just wants to be as responsible as he can, because I think he’s ready to be a leader and a personality in someone else’s life. Because he has gone beyond a lot. Really enjoy playing someone for so long. You can really grow inside a character in many unexpected ways. And that’s a lot of fun for me. “
Chicago Fire It aired on NBC on Wednesday at 9pm ET.
