HBO made the exciting announcement in February 2022 that they would be renewing Sam Levinson’s “Euphoria” for a highly anticipated third season. Unfortunately, production has been delayed due to the ongoing strikes involving the writers and actors. This means that fans may have to wait until 2025 before the show makes its return to the small screen.
One notable change for the upcoming season is that Barbie Ferreira, who played the character Kat Hernandez, will not be returning to the show. Ferreira announced her departure on her Instagram story in August 2022, expressing her gratitude for the opportunity to portray such a unique and beloved character. Rumors regarding tension between Ferreira and showrunner Sam Levinson had circulated prior to her exit, leading some to speculate that this may have influenced her diminished role in the series.
During an appearance on the podcast “Armchair Expert With Dax Shepard,” Ferreira further explained her decision to leave “Euphoria.” She stated that it was a mutual decision, as she felt her character had reached the natural conclusion of her story arc. Ferreira also expressed her desire to move away from playing stereotypical roles, highlighting the importance of representing diverse characters on screen.
On a more positive note, Eric Dane, who portrays Cal Jacobs, revealed in an interview with Variety that his character would experience redemption in the upcoming season. Cal’s storyline was left unresolved in the previous season, with his arrest being the last we saw of him. Dane expressed his enthusiasm for continuing to explore Cal’s character and hinted at the possibility of a time jump in the storyline.
Heidi Bivens, the stylist and costume designer for “Euphoria,” shared her excitement about the third season and the potential changes it may bring. In an interview with Vogue, she hinted at a time jump, suggesting that the characters would no longer be in high school and that the show would take on a different tone. Bivens emphasized the creative vision of Sam Levinson and reassured fans that they could expect something new and unexpected.
Despite the uncertainties surrounding the timing of the show’s return, fans eagerly anticipate season three of “Euphoria.” Sam Levinson envisions this season as a exploration of individuality and principles in a corrupt world. While filming was initially planned to begin in Los Angeles in June, the strikes within the industry have likely caused delays. HBO’s head of drama, Francesca Orsi, stated that they ideally aim for the show to return in 2025.
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