Resident Evil Voice Actors’ Dinner Sparks Ada Wong Return Speculation
The voice actors behind Leon Kennedy and Ada Wong in Resident Evil 4 Remake have sparked renewed speculation about the character’s future in the series. Lily Gao, who voices Ada Wong in the 2023 remake, recently shared a photo of herself having dinner with Nick Apostolides, the voice of Leon S. Kennedy. Her accompanying caption read: “Spring: moon, Leon, sourdough and butter, don’t forget to protect your eyes with blue light glasses!” This social media post immediately triggered discussions among fans about whether Ada Wong might be returning to the Resident Evil franchise in future installments or downloadable content.
This is not the first time rumors about Ada Wong’s return have circulated online. Previously, a video surfaced suggesting Ada might appear in a story DLC for “Resident Evil: Requiem,” generating significant excitement. However, that video was quickly debunked as not being an official release. It was actually a personalized greeting recorded by Jolene Andersen, who portrayed Ada Wong in the Resident Evil 2 Remake, for a fan through a custom greeting platform. In the video, Andersen spoke in character about heading to Raccoon City for a “top-secret mission” and joked about bringing Zelda from The Legend of Zelda series as her “best partner.”
Players in the community clarified that the earlier video originated from the Cameo platform, where Andersen fulfilled a fan’s request for personalized content. This had no connection to any official Capcom projects or upcoming Resident Evil content. Despite being a misunderstanding, the video generated considerable excitement among fans who initially believed it hinted at new story content featuring the popular spy character. The incident demonstrates how easily fan-created content can be misinterpreted as official announcements in the gaming community.
With the new dinner photo from the Resident Evil 4 Remake voice actors, speculation has resurfaced once again. The playful, romantic tone of Gao’s caption combined with the timing has led fans to wonder if this could hint at future collaborations or character appearances. However, no official announcements have been made regarding Ada Wong’s return to the series. The previous false alarm serves as a reminder to approach such social media posts with caution until confirmed by official sources. While fans would undoubtedly welcome more Ada Wong content, this current speculation remains unverified and should be treated as rumor rather than confirmation.
