Chicago P.D

Jesse Lee Soffer offers a message to Jay Halstead fans after his final episode of 'Chicago P.D.' airs on NBC.

“Do you remember when you welcomed me into this whole franchise? He refused to go with Voight and Upton’s cover story and turned himself in to Chief Patrick O’Neal instead. During the Halstead-centric hour, Jay got into a scuffle with a suspect and — spoiler alert!

Jesse Lee Soffer tweeted to Chicago P.D. fans: 'Thank you for going on this journey with me'

[wrote](https://twitter.com/ggc132759/status/1577860055877271554), "I'm in tears! Soffer was an original cast member when the series premiered in 2014. I can only speak for myself, but thank you thank you thank you for being a light, a testament, and savior in so many ways. "If I could like every single tweet I would. I'm just grateful." In August, the 38-year-old Chicago P.D.

Soffer took to Twitter following Wednesday's episode to thank the fans for their support over the years. “For anyone that's ever been a Halstead fan, I just ...

[@jesseleesoffer]for an amazing decade of the best Detective to ever grace the small screen. i’m crying. she’s crying. he’s crying. It was daunting at the time to me and you made it a lot easier.” SO MANY TEARS.” “I cried a lot IRL so you know it’s not fake social media stuff. If I could like every single tweet I would. [October 6, 2022] For anyone that’s ever been a Halstead fan, I just want you to know that I’m grateful. “If I could like every single tweet I would,” he continued in a follow-up tweet. Soffer took to Twitter following Wednesday’s episode to thank the fans for their support over the years.

Jesse Lee Soffer, who played Det. Jay Halstead on "Chicago P.D.," exited the NBC series after 10 seasons.

Jay Halstead." "Jesse, I love you, dude. "If I could like every single tweet I would. [wrote](https://twitter.com/jesseleesoffer/status/1577857300781490177). Halstead then takes a job with the Army, where he is tasked with tracking down drug cartels in Bolivia. Jay Halstead, who turned in his badge and resigned from the Chicago Police Department in Wednesday's episode after stabbing a man in self-defense.

Jay Halstead is gone, and the actor who portrays him, Jesse Lee Soffer, has commented on how much he appreciates the PD fans.

On the bright side, Halstead wasn’t killed onscreen, and he assured Upton (Tracy Spiridakos) that he will be back in eight months. Soffer, who had previously issued a statement confirming his exit, thanked fans for all of their support and adoration throughout the years. Halstead is gone, and it was a lot tougher to watch than we thought.