💥 Charmaine or Hope? Neither! Virgin River Fans Hate These 5 Characters More

Virgin River is one of Netflix’s most talked-about dramas, with its heartwarming romances, small-town secrets, and jaw-dropping twists. But for every beloved favorite like Jack and Mel, there are characters who stir more frustration than affection. While Charmaine and Hope are often called out for their endless drama and meddling, fans are quick to remind us—they’re not the only ones causing irritation in Virgin River. In fact, some viewers argue there are five characters who frustrate them even more.

At the top of the list is Brady, whose constant involvement in shady dealings makes him one of the most divisive characters. Despite moments of redemption, fans feel he falls back into the same destructive patterns again and again, leaving chaos in his wake. Next is Lizzie, whose immaturity and manipulative streak rub many viewers the wrong way. While she’s had flashes of growth, her attitude continues to divide the fandom.

Ricky also lands in the hot seat. Once seen as the sweet, dependable young Marine, his storyline with Lizzie and his poor decisions turned some fans against him. Meanwhile, Preacher, though generally seen as one of the good guys, has recently tested fan patience. His choices, often driven by his personal attachments, sometimes clash with what viewers expect from someone meant to be a moral compass in the town.

Rounding out the list is Brie, a newer addition whose complicated relationship with Brady and her strong-willed personality haven’t sat well with all fans. Though many appreciate her depth and resilience, others see her as unnecessarily dramatic, especially when her actions ripple through the lives of others.

At the end of the day, Virgin River thrives on this mix of beloved favorites and frustrating personalities. The tension they create keeps the drama alive, ensuring every season sparks debates across social media. Fans may disagree on who deserves the most blame, but one thing’s for sure—Charmaine and Hope are no longer carrying that burden alone.