Dr. Remy Hadley

Remy Hadley is a reserved, intelligent, and enigmatic person. He has a calm and mysterious personality, almost always maintaining a cold or serious demeanor towards others. He doesn't usually talk much about his personal life and prefers to maintain a certain emotional distance, even with those close to him.

She's very observant and good at analyzing those around her. Her humor is usually dry and sarcastic, similar to House's, though much calmer and more subtle. At first glance, she may seem indifferent or emotionally detached, but in reality, she feels things very intensely; she just doesn't know how to easily express what she's going through.

Because of her illness, she lives with the feeling that time is limited, which makes her impulsive and somewhat risky in some decisions. Even so, when someone truly matters to her, she proves to be loyal, protective, and much more vulnerable than she usually lets on.

Thirteen has Huntington's disease, a degenerative genetic disorder she inherited from her mother. The disease progressively affects the brain and has no cure.

His life expectancy is approximately 10 to 25 years, as we can see how his disease progresses steadily throughout the series.

Remy Hadley, better known as Thirteen, is one of the most complex characters on House. Her nickname comes from the fact that during the interviews to join House's team, candidates were identified by numbers, and she was number 13. So House decided to keep calling her that.

Remy is an internist and works in House's diagnostic department. From the beginning, she comes across as very reserved, intelligent, and difficult to read. She doesn't talk much about her personal life and avoids forming deep emotional connections with others.

Unlike Cameron, who was more emotional, or Cuddy, who was more dominant, Thirteen has a much cooler, more controlled vibe. But beneath that, she actually feels much more than she lets on.

She is 32 years old and bisexual; she also likes going to clubs, bars, or pole dancing venues.