One of the Biggest 'The Office' Secrets Was Just Revealed - What Did Jim Write to Pam in That Teapot Note!?

Jenna Fischer, who played Pam on The Office, is revealing one of the show’s biggest secrets.

If you don’t know, in the final season, Pam finally reads the card that Jim (John Krasinski) wrote to her many seasons earlier and placed in a teapot, before they were a couple.

“There’s a scene where Jim has the documentary film crew put together footage of their romance, and he shows it to Pam. Pam sees that there was a note Jim steals back, then he hands it to her and she reads it,” Jenna explained on the Office Ladies podcast. “I’m going to say something that I’ve never said before, I also feel like I’m maybe going to cry, sort of. I’m the only one who knows [what was written in the note] and John knows.”

Jenna then disclosed that the note was a note that John wrote specifically for Jenna about their time on the show together.

“We were wrapping up the series and we were all so emotional at that time, you know? And so that was his goodbye,” Jenna continued. “So I’m on camera and I open up this note that John’s written me and I just start crying, I just start bawling. The first take was probably not usable.”

“It was the sweetest note and, you know, on-camera Pam says, ‘I’ll never say what it said but just know it was perfect’? Well, I’ll never say exactly what John wrote but I will say, just know it was perfect,” she contained.

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