HBO has confirmed that the television series "Euphoria" is officially ending with its third season. The announcement marks the conclusion of a series that has spanned seven years, three seasons, and 26 episodes.
Sam Levinson, the show's creator, writer, and director, made the announcement on Popcast, according to Variety. The Hollywood Reporter noted that news of the conclusion came just hours after the season three finale premiered.
Levinson has served as the creative force behind the HBO series throughout its run. The show's conclusion was confirmed by the network, bringing an end to what The Hollywood Reporter described as Levinson's "hit series."
The confirmation of the series' end follows the completion of its third season, which adds to the show's total episode count of 26 across its three-season run. The seven-year timeframe referenced in the announcement encompasses the full production and broadcast history of the series on HBO.
No additional details about the announcement or reasons for the series' conclusion were provided in the available sources. The announcement was made through Popcast, a podcast platform, with HBO subsequently confirming the news.
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