Euphoria Season 3: Sydney Sweeney'S On-Screen Wedding, Mexico Adventures, And More Revealed on OnlyLikeFans

New Twists in Euphoria Season 3

The creator of Euphoria, Sam Levinson, has finally given fans a taste of what to expect in the show's highly anticipated third season. In an exclusive chat with Variety, Levinson spilled some juicy details about where the beloved characters will find themselves when the series returns on HBO in April. With a leap forward of five years, the new season promises to shake things up in unforgettable ways.

Cassie and Nate's Suburban Bliss

Sydney Sweeney's character, Cassie, is set for some major life changes. Levinson revealed that Cassie and Nate, played by Jacob Elordi, are not only engaged but will actually tie the knot this season. "Cassie is living in the suburbs with Nate, they're engaged, and she's very addicted to social media," Levinson shared. "I will say that Cassie and Nate do in fact get married. I'm confirming it. And I promise that it will be an unforgettable night." Fans can expect Cassie to navigate the complexities of suburban life while dealing with the pressures of social media.

"Cassie and Nate's wedding promises to be a night viewers won't soon forget," said Levinson, hinting at the drama to unfold.

Rue's Mexican Adventure

Meanwhile, Zendaya’s character Rue is set for an adventure south of the border. Rue will be in Mexico, desperately trying to settle her debts with the menacing Laurie, portrayed by Martha Kelly. Levinson explained, "We basically pick up Rue south of the border in Mexico, in debt to Laurie, trying to come up with some very innovative ways to pay it off." Rue's journey will undoubtedly be filled with tension and unexpected turns as she attempts to dig herself out of trouble.

Hollywood Dreams and Artistic Pursuits

The rest of the crew isn’t staying idle either. Hunter Schafer's Jules is off to art school, feeling the weight of responsibility while pursuing a career as a painter. Meanwhile, Alexa Demie's Maddy and Maude Apatow's Lexi have made their way to Hollywood. Maddy is carving out a niche in a talent agency, while Lexi is assisting a showrunner portrayed by none other than Sharon Stone. Each character embarks on their own path, chasing dreams and confronting new challenges.

The five-year time jump was a deliberate choice, Levinson noted, aligning with the real-world gap between Seasons 2 and 3. "Five years felt like a natural place because if they'd gone to college they'd be out of college at that time."