Hunter Schafer Recalls Telling Her Pastor Parents About Her ‘Euphoria’ Explicit, Disturbing Scenes

Hunter Schafer talks about how awkward it was when she had to tell her pastor parents about her scenes of self-harm and sex in Euphoria.

The Yearning Games: The Ditty of Larks and Snakes entertainer as of late said on the Call Her Daddy webcast that her folks' congregation is "on the chiller side of Christianity," however she actually felt "terrible" about the unequivocal and upsetting scenes.

The whole trope of the pastor's daughter exists. And it gets a little hard,” Schafer acknowledged.

Her 17-year-old character Jules engaging in rough anal sex with 40-something Cal (Eric Dane) and then self-harming at a party in front of Nate (Jacob Elordi) were the two scenes that were particularly difficult to share.

"My first thought was, OK, they have to tell their congregation that their kid is going to be on TV," Schafer explained to host Alex Cooper. "When I had to tell my parents, 'In the first episode, I’m having anal sex with a 45-year-old and cutting myself in the arm,'" Schafer said. After that, their congregation, which consists solely of elderly, polite white Christians hailing from the south, will watch this television program and witness me being groped. Because that is still something they have to deal with, I still feel bad.

Season three of Euphoria, which is scheduled to begin filming in January 2025, is expected to see Schafer return. However, since the season two premiere in 2022, the popular HBO show has experienced tragedy and trauma, causing fans to be concerned about the possibility of a third season.

The Cuckoo star stated, when asked about what fans can anticipate following the show's three-year hiatus, "We have no fucking idea what's going on." You can practically ask any member of the cast. The fact that a lot has transpired is the real tea.

However, Schafer acknowledged that, regardless of the outcome, returning to the set following the passing of Angus Cloud in 2023 is "going to be tough." For two seasons, he played Fez, a drug dealer.

"I believe there's a world wherein we can channel that into making it a delightful season three — on the off chance that it should work out," she mournfully added. " I feel that poo truly stunned everybody