Tony DiNozzo will appear in a crossover with the series' counterpart in Los Angeles as Bishop's husband will continue his friendship with Agent Gibbs, according to the latest "NCIS" season 12 spoilers.

Fans have been worried about Tony DiNozzo being killed off in the series after showrunner Gary Glasberg's earlier announced to TVLine about a "significant loss."

"We will suffer a very significant loss that will emotionally drive us into the finale," he said.

But Matt Webb Mitovich in an article for TVLine said that Tony DiNozzo's appearance for "NCIS: Los Angeles" may be proof that he won't be killed off.

"The actor's crossover will actually air next season on NCIS: Los Angeles, suggesting that DiNozzo will not be the big NCIS death (as some have speculated, based on peculiar tweets made by Weatherly)," the "NCIS" season 12 spoilers from TV Line said.

"Then again, why go to the trouble of pre-shooting a Season 7 NCIS: LA episode unless Weatherly is going to be (gulp) 'unavailable?'"

Meanwhile, Emily Wickersham told TVLine that Jake's bromance with Gibbs is getting stronger.

She explained, "I don't know if Ellie knows the extent of it, but the team is very surprised, because it's an unlikely duo. I think they're talking about more important things that no one is allowed to know about. It's all very interesting...."

Meamwhile, Matt Jones has already committed to do multiple appearances for his role as NCIS Special Agent Ned Dorneget.

"This will be the first time we have seen the character since season 10, and he was featured in both that season and the one before it, where he got a chance to shine in a few different episodes," Cartermatt said in its "NCIS" season 12 spoilers.

The article added, "While 'NCIS' has been coy to date about the end of the season, we imagine that they may choose to give you more of an action-packed thrill ride this time to close off the season than the more emotional tribute to Ralph Waite that he had last year."

Watch out for more "NCIS" season 12 spoilers which will be published here when they come along.