It's confirmed that Euphoria season three is the last season of the show.
After the season three finale aired on Sunday, the show's creator, Sam Levinson, shared the news on Popcast, a music podcast by The New York Times.
The Hollywood Reporter also confirmed the same information.
The season three finale had some shocking deaths and a heartfelt tribute to Angus Cloud, who passed away in 2023 at the age of 25 due to an accidental overdose from acute intoxication.
You can read The Hollywood Reporter's recap of the finale here.
It wasn't a surprise that the show is ending, as Zendaya has mentioned in interviews that she believed this season would be the last.
There was also a four-year break between season two and three, and there were rumors of conflicts behind the scenes.
When asked about the long delay, Francesca Orsi, the executive vp of HBO programming and head of HBO drama series and films, told The Hollywood Reporter: "It was important that everyone felt season three was moving the story forward in a meaningful and ambitious way.
When Sam began sharing how much more expansive the world of the show would feel this season, there was genuine excitement about returning."
Levinson warned fans not to wait to watch the final episodes as they come out over the next 10 days. "
If you're not watching episodes seven and eight live — the moment they drop — they will get spoiled," he said, without giving much more of a hint. "There's some big things that happen."
Earlier this month, Levinson told an audience at the American Cinematheque that he thinks season three is "hands down our best season," teasing that "there's some big things that happen" in the episodes leading up to the finale.
Clearly, he wasn't kidding: last week's episode (spoiler alert!)
saw the death of Jacob Elordi's character, Nate Jacobs. This week's finale featured two deaths: Martha Kelly's Laurie, who took her own life, and Zendaya's Rue, whose drugs were laced with fentanyl.
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