Euphoria Creator Says No Plans for Season 4 as Season 3 Rolls Out

Ahead of HBO's Euphoria Season 3 premiere, creator Sam Levinson spoke on the red carpet about the show's future and the personal toll of recent events. He made clear there are no current plans for a fourth season, adding that he writes every season as if it were the last and wants to deliver a slam dunk with Season 3. "I write every season like it’s the last season," Levinson said, emphasizing his focus on delivering a strong chapter rather than extending the show indefinitely. The premiere is set for April 12, with Zendaya and much of the core cast returning.

Levinson's comments come as the series faces questions about its end point. Zendaya has suggested that Season 3 could be the final act, prompting producers and fans to consider closure and the shape of a possible ending. Levinson did not commit to a Season 4 and indicated his priority remains delivering a powerful final arc for this run, including finishing work on episodes seven and eight.

Central to the conversation is the loss of Angus Cloud, who played Fez and died in 2023. Levinson said the production will honor Cloud and keep him alive through the storytelling, grappling with questions about faith and a higher power as the show moves forward. The tragedy has loomed over the season, influencing how the creators approach the material and the space they give to memory and resilience. Cloud’s passing is referenced as a turning point that informally colors the cast and crew’s pursuit of a meaningful conclusion for the series.

As the premiere approaches, Levinson's stance remains clear: finish Season 3 strong, honor those lost, and let the narrative stand or end on its own terms. The industry and fans alike will be watching to see if this chapter closes a chapter or hints at a broader ending for Euphoria.

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