Will Jane (Gina Rodriguez) finally do the deed with Michael (Brett Dier) and surrender her V-card? Meanwhile, Rogelio (Jaime Camil) will be working on his American accent as he also tries to turn his life around.

At the season 3 premiere of "Jane the Virgin," Michael survived the surgery and is on the road to a speedy recovery. Now that Michael's health issues are out of the way, will Jane finally become a non-virgin?

It's no secret that Jane will definitely lose her virginity according to executive producer Jennie Snyder Urman. However, when it will happen is still a mystery.

But when it finally does, Urman says that there will be adjustments to the title since it will be no longer fitting for the Jane who lost her virginity. "It'll still say 'Jane the Virgin,' but then there will be a line through 'virgin,'" Urman said in an interview with IndieWire.

She believes that adjusting the title is her way of "identifying people are so much more than sex" and showing that there are different sides to a person that makes them interesting. "Once we get rid of the virgin thing, we can just open it up to other things that define her," Urman added.

In the extended trailer for episode 2 of "Jane the Virgin" season 3, an eager Jane tells Michael while inside what looks like a Miami-themed room, "I thought this would be a great room to have sex."

Meanwhile, Rogelio will be working on his accent now that he is pursuing a career in America. Not only that, he will also be working on his personal life, specifically on the matter of wanting to have a baby again. "He has two goals this year: One is he wants a baby, so he's either got to find someone to have a baby with him or he's got to find a way to find a baby by himself," Urman explained.

Rogelio's other goal is to adapt his telenovelas in the United States, but apparently, he still has a lot of work to do regarding his accent and his personality.

"Jane the Virgin" season 3 airs every Monday at 9 p.m. EDT on The CW.