HBO confirms that its drama series “Euphoria” is officially ending with Season 3. After several years on the air, creator Sam Levinson states that the Season 3 finale functions as the series finale, bringing closure to the story the show set out to tell. Multiple outlets report that Levinson announced the end of the series shortly after the Season 3 finale aired, including via appearances on New York Times’ Popcast, where he spoke with hosts Joe Coscarelli and Jon Caramanica. HBO later confirmed Levinson’s remarks. Coverage also highlights details of the finale’s narrative resolution, including Rue Bennett’s death in the season’s final episode after a fentanyl overdose, which is described in reporting as consistent with the show’s themes about addiction and its consequences. Several sources frame Levinson’s decision to end the series as an “honest” ending that he says avoids sugarcoating the realities of addiction. While some audience reactions are mentioned by individual outlets, the overall reporting converges on the same point: “Euphoria” concludes after three seasons, with the Season 3 closer serving as the final episode.