A lot of relationship dynamics will change when "The Originals" returns for season 3. 

In an interview with TV Guide, executive producer Michael Narducci revealed that Klaus (Joseph Morgan) and Cami (Leah Pipes) are going to start getting closer in the third season. However, it does not mean that they will start being romantically involved with each other. Narducci said that Klaus will start seeing Cami as his therapist to work on his issues.

"He has been so awful and diabolical to his family and he's begun to see Cami professionally, as if to tell Elijah, 'See, I'm turning over a new leaf; I'm working through my issues with a therapist!'" Narducci shared. "Cami, for her part, now as a licensed practitioner, wants to help this guy, if for no other reason than she knows as a member of the O'Connell family legacy she can do some small bit of good by helping Klaus rein in his temper and avoid killing innocent people."  

Still, fans of the show have been hoping to see the most hated and notorious member of the Mikaelson family and his daughter's human guardian end up together. Narducci said that anything could happen between them. 

Meanwhile, actor Yusuf Gatewood talked about what's in store for his character Vincent in "The Originals" season 3 in an interview with BuddyTV. According to Gatewood, Vincent already proved that he is a very powerful witch, but he will try to avoid using magic after the events that happened in the finale of season 2. He also shared that his character will focus on being a mentor to Davina (Danielle Campbell), who is now the regent of the witches in New Orleans. However, he is just not sure if the new witches' regent will listen to his advice or not. 

In other news, the Mikaelsons will be reunited in the upcoming season of "The Originals." Narducci revealed that the original Kol, Finn, and Rebekah will all return next season. Actors Nathaniel Bozolic, Casper Zafer, and Claire Holt all signed up to reprise their roles in the series. 

"The Originals" season 3 will premiere on Thursday, Oct. 8, on The CW.