“Emily in Paris” Surprise: Lily Collins Series Will End with Season 6, Netflix Reveals

Emily in Paris' upcoming season will be its last

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• Netflix announced on Thursday, May 21, that the sixth season of the comedy will wrap the series

• “Making Emily in Paris with this extraordinary cast and crew has been the trip of a lifetime," creator Darren Star said in a statement

Emily in Parisis coming to an end.

Netflix announced on Thursday, May 21, that the romantic comedy's forthcoming sixth season will be its last, as production kicks off today in Greece.

“MakingEmily in Pariswith this extraordinary cast and crew has been the trip of a lifetime," creatorDarren Starsaid in a statement.

"As we embark on the final season, I am so grateful to Netflix, Paramount and, most importantly, the fans who have taken this incredible journey with us," Star, 64, added. "We can’t wait to share this last chapter with you. Thank you for letting us be a part of your lives, inspiring your dreams of travel and your love of Paris. We will always haveEmily in Paris!”

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The latest news for theLily Collins-led series came in the form of behind-the-scenes photos of Collins, 37, and Star on set, as well as a video announcement shared on social media. "Hey, it's Lily, I just wanted to share something with you all," Collins said in the footage. "After six unforgettable years of playing Emily Cooper, I'm here to share that this upcoming sixth season will be our final."

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She added, "Season 6 will bring you everything you love about the show and serve as the final chapter in Emily's adventure of a lifetime. Our entire cast and crew are pouring our hearts into making this a fantastic farewell season, which we're now filming. I can't wait for all the magic ahead and to celebrate our final season with you in the most chic way yet. We're so incredibly grateful and we love you all,à bientôt!"

Netflix confirmed to PEOPLE back in April that season 6 would be filmed in Greece and Monaco. The series was renewedback in Januaryfollowing the success of season 5.

Season 5 followed Emily's life as "just as everything falls into place" for her in Italy, when all of a sudden "a work idea backfires, and the fallout cascades into heartbreak and career setbacks," per its official synopsis.Emily in Parisfirst debuted on Netflix in October 2020.

In addition to Collins andAshley Park, the cast includes Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Lucas Bravo, Samuel Arnold, Bruno Gouery, William Abadie and Lucien Laviscount, among others.

Star previously spoke about the show's longevity withEntertainment Tonightin August 2024, revealing that he'd want the show to continue "as long as they'll have us, and as long as our audience is" there. "I think the world just keeps broadening and becoming deeper as every season continues," he added at the time.

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Jimmy Kimmel urges viewers to boycott CBS after Stephen Colbert's final show: 'Don't ever watch it again'

Jimmy Kimmel slammed CBS hours before Stephen Colbert will air his final episode of The Late Show.

Key Points

• "Don't ever watch it again," Kimmel told viewers of the network.

• Colbert's show is ending over what many suspect was political pressure.

Jimmy Kimmelhas urged viewers to boycott Paramount-owned CBS afterStephen Colbert's finalLate Showbroadcast later Thursday evening.

Hours before the longtime Donald Trump critic's last episode — following what many speculated was CBS' politically motivated cancellation of the show — Colbert's fellow late-night host came to his defense.

"I think you know how I feel about the fact that they're being pushed out," Kimmel told his audience in his monologue for Wednesday night's episode of his own talk show,Jimmy Kimmel Live. "I hope the people who did the pushing feel ashamed of themselves tonight, although I know they probably won't."

He continued, "But, that being said, I think it's most important to congratulate Stephen and the team at theLate Showfor all the great work. It has been a pleasure to work alongside you. I will be watching tomorrow night."

Kimmel then told his audience to turn CBS off for good after Colbert's final episode. "Don't ever watch it again, but watch tomorrow night to wish Stephen and our friends at theLate Showa fond farewell," he said.

"Now let's talk about the a--hole that forced them off the air," he continued, referring to Trump.

Earlier in the monologue, Kimmel praised Colbert and his team for their professionalism over the years.

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"Everyone at that show has always been very gracious to us. We never felt like we were competing against them," Kimmel said. "It was nothing like the old days of late night."

CBS announced in July 2025 that it was canceling theLate Showafter it spent 33 years on the air, and after Colbert regularly criticized Trump and his administration.

Though the network maintained that the cancellation was a "financial decision against a challenging backdrop in late night," a slew of celebrities spoke out against the move, which came amid Paramount's merger with David Ellison's Skydance media group. Many speculated that the end of Colbert's show was the result of political tensions — an effort to minimize complications with the Federal Communications Commission amid the merger deal.

David Letterman, who recently visitedThe Late Showto help Colbert say goodbye, slammed CBS in a series of remarks onThe Barbara Gaines Showin 2025, referring to those in charge at the network as the "goons at CBS."

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"They did not do the correct thing," he said. "They did not handle Stephen Colbert, the face of that network, in the way he deserves to have been handled. That's what I think."

Entertainment Weeklyhas reached out to a representative for CBS for comment.

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Meredith Mickelson Talks Navigating Grief, Mental Health After Her Brother’s Overdose: ‘There’s No Rule Book’ (Exclusive)

Meredith Mickelson shares how her brother Daniel's death deeply impacted her mental health and life perspective

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• She opened up to PEOPLE about the ups and downs of her grief in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month

• The model found purpose in acting, inspired by her brother's passion, and hopes to spark honest conversations about addiction and loss

Meredith Mickelsonis opening up about how her brother's death shaped her mental health.

In honor of May's Mental Health Awareness Month, the 26-year-old model spoke to PEOPLE about the ups and downs of navigating grief after losing her brother, actorDaniel Mickelson, to an aaccidental overdosein 2021.

Meredith and Daniel had always been extremely close. The siblings, originally from a small town in Georgia, even lived together in Los Angeles before Daniel got his own place in the same building.

“When he moved into his own apartment, we would still do dinner together every night. He was my literal best friend,” she tells PEOPLE. “Everyone thought we were twins but he was two years older than me. I've never met a closer sibling duo. I like to take the credit for that. He was my biggest supporter in everything.”

In the years before his death, Meredith recognized her brother's struggle with addiction. He attended a “party school” in Alabama and then moved to Los Angeles, which she says exacerbated his substance abuse. However, he was “doing all the right steps” — like a 12-step program — to keep his life on track.

“I didn't really understand it at the time,” she admits. “I always would get mad at him like, ‘Why would you do this? You know it hurts you.' But I knew he was openly struggling with it.”

“He knew that he needed to get a handle on it though because he didn't wanna be that guy,” she explains. “It's not like he was some crazy drug addict. He was a normal kid in L.A. who partied a lot. And that's why when he passed away, it was such a shock to me and everyone around us because it wasn't like he was some out of control kid.”

Daniel was 23 when he died on July 4, 2021, a day Meredith recalls being the worst moment of her life.

“The first few days were insanely difficult," she says. “I think I blacked out if I'm being honest. It was pretty horrible while we were all navigating it and trying to process it at all. It was very, very hard.”

“There's no rule book with grief,” she adds. “There's no one who can really help you.”

For Meredith, staying in the apartment building she shared with her brother was a constant reminder of the crushing loss. She left a few months later.

“I ran away to Paris. I ran away from the States. I ran away from everyone I knew and just was like, ‘I wanna start a new life.' I just didn't wanna face anything,” she says.

“Most people would find comfort in their friends and stuff. I just didn't wanna be a burden to anyone, so I just removed myself,” she continues. “I kinda just dealt with the emotions myself, just let myself feel them and also not let myself feel them, and try and figure out ways to fill the void.”

While Meredith lived in Paris, her mental health suffered as she “created a pretend life” for a short while. “I know everyone goes through death, but it's so weird because when it happens, you feel so alone,” she says.

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After nine months, she realized that she needed to pick herself up and return to Los Angeles.

“My brother would kill all of us if we did not live fully or we were super sad every single day and it just felt like a major injustice to him if we all kind of crumbled,” she says. “I find grief very interesting because as everyone says, it comes in waves. And I feel like it's when I either black it out or allow it in. But what helps me heal the most is his voice, like, him being like, ‘Go do the things that I couldn't do.' ”

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Meredith says she learned to overcome her grief by taking on her brother's love for acting, which he also encouraged her to try. She's since made appearances in shows likeThe Beauty,EuphoriaandThe Madison.

“He was an actor and he was obsessed. That was his life. And then when he died, I poured pretty much everything into acting.”

“In some weird way, I feel like his full passion went into me. I took on a whole new career path and that has helped me heal a lot because it's very challenging and it's something that I know he's super proud of,” she says.

Although allowing herself to be alone and “sit with the reality” of Daniel's death was beneficial in some ways, she also started to lean on friends and family to help her through those tough moments.

That's one of the reasons why she decided to share her experience. As Meredith continues her healing journey, she hopes her story will open up conversations about addiction and death and remove some of the stigma surrounding those issues.

“I feel like death isn't talked about ever. I understand why, it's a hard subject, but at the same time, it is a reality for everyone in life and it sucks. And if no one wants to talk about it, you can't have that support system.”

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“Also, drugs aren't cool and I feel like people don't take it as seriously as they should,” she adds. “It's so heavily hyped up right now and it just needs to be emphasized that there is a safe way to have fun and, you know, you're guaranteed to live.”

Meredith tells PEOPLE that Daniel has become her life's purpose. She admits that her grief remains a challenge every single day, but her mental health has improved along the way.

“I've really had to learn to try and not tie every sadness or loss or something into my brother,” she says. “I used to think everything was so important, so the end of the world. Now the things that have meaning to me are way different. It's the relationships I have, it's the connections I make. It's not the job, it's the people I meet on the job. Everything has a lot more meaning now in that way.”

“I don't know if I'll ever heal fully, but I feel like my mental health weirdly has gotten better.”

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Meet Rod Stewart's Children! All About His 4 Sons and 4 Daughters

Rock legend Rod Stewart has eight kids: Sarah, Kimberly, Sean, Ruby, Renee, Liam, Alastair Wallace and Aiden Patrick

NEED TO KNOW

• The singer welcomed his children with five different women

• In November 2021, Stewart told PEOPLE that what makes him "happiest" is seeing his kids with "big smiles"

Rod Stewarthas been a rock legend — and a father — for well over five decades.

The "Maggie May" singer shares eight children with five mothers. He is a father to four daughters — Sarah,Kimberly,Rubyand Renee — and four sons —Sean,Liam, Alastair Wallace and Aiden Patrick.

Stewart welcomed his eldest child, Sarah, with ex-girlfriend Susannah Boffey. He shares daughter Kimberly and son Sean with his ex-wifeAlana Stewart, and daughter Ruby with his ex-girlfriendKelly Emberg. While married to ex-wife Rachel Hunter, Stewart had two more children, Renee and Liam. He welcomed his two youngest kids, sonsAlastairand Aiden, with his current wife,Penny Lancaster, whom he wed in 2007.

Stewart is also a grandfather to several of his children's own kids.

In a November 2021 conversation with PEOPLE, Stewart spoke about fatherhood and said that "seeing all my kids and my wife with big smiles on their faces" is what "makes me happiest."

In May 2024, all eight of Stewart's children reunited atLiam's weddingto Nicole Artukovich in Croatia. And a year later, Kimberly, Sean, Ruby, Renee and Liam presented their dad with theLifetime Achievement Awardat the 2025 American Music Awards.

"Congratulations, dad, we love you," Kimberly said into the mic before handing Stewart his award.

Here's everything to know about Rod Stewart's kids.

Sarah Streeter, 62

Stewart and his ex-girlfriend Boffey welcomed their daughter, Sarah Streeter, in November 1963. Sarah was raised by adoptive parents but formed a relationship with Stewart decades later.

In October 2010, Stewart spoke about getting to know his eldest child onThe Joy Behar Show. "She was put up for adoption when I was 17 or 18, I think," he said of Sarah, perTODAY. "I was absolutely stone broke … and so she was put up for adoption."

The rocker continued, "Since her mum and dad have died, we've tried to come together and be close together, and it's working out pretty well. I never felt like I was her dad, because I didn't take her to school, change her nappies, there was no paternal thing there, but I'm trying."

Speaking toThe Mirrorin October 2018, Sarah said their relationship has "evolved a lot" in the last few years.

"It's taken its time because he's not just my dad, is he?" she said. "He's a big star. So, of course, that makes it difficult. But over the years it has become much more relaxed and now he's just Dad to me."

She added, "You can't get away from the fact that he's Rod Stewart, the star, but when we're together I put that at the back of my mind."

Kimberly Stewart, 46

The "Forever Young" singer and ex-wife Alana welcomed daughter Kimberly Stewart on Aug. 20, 1979.

Following in her mother's footsteps, Kimberly is an actress and held roles inLost LakeandPacific Blue. She also starred in her own 10-episode reality TV show,Living with Kimberly Stewart, which followed her journey of finding a new roommate for her London home.

She's also a celebrity closet organizer, running her own luxury lifestyle, organizing and curation company, The Realm. Speaking to PEOPLE in February 2021, Kimberly said that she was inspired to start her business after organizing her dad's Palm Beach home during quarantine.

"During the quarantine, Icouldn't stand looking at the chaos going on in my dad's pantryand kitchen so I got to work," she explained. "I posted it on my Instagram for fun, and the response and feedback were phenomenal. I got direct messages from people asking me to come do their houses. At that point, the idea came to life, and I realized that I needed to reorganize closets professionally."

Kimberly has a daughter of her own — Delilah — whom she shares with actorBenicio Del Toro. The proud mom often shares sweet snaps of her child on Instagram, including several photos of Delilahposing with her grandpaRod.

In March 2025, Kimberly announced that she was expecting her second child with a post onInstagram. While sharing maternity photos that showed off her bump as she posed in a pink floral dress, she wrote, "Baby boy coming soon 🩵."

She has not yet announced the arrival of her second child.

Sean Stewart, 45

Stewart and Alana's second child, Sean Stewart, was born on Sept. 1, 1980.

Like his elder sister Kimberly, Sean has also gone down the Hollywood route. He has starred in a few reality TV shows, includingStewarts & Hamiltons, andSons of Hollywoodalongside Randy Spelling. More recently, he's poured his heart and soul into getting his clothing company, Dirty Weekend, off the ground.

In February 2023, PEOPLE confirmed that Sean hadmarried Jody Weintraubin an intimate ceremony in Las Vegas on Valentine's Day.

"Sean asked her while they were out to dinner at Catch. They married shortly after getting their marriage license at 10 p.m. at Little Church of the West," a source close to the couple explained. "They just went back to the hotel after. It was kind of like, 'Holy s---, we just got married,' but they were so, so excited and didn't regret one thing. Their relationship and connection is solid."

The couple eventuallysplit in early 2024. “It just wasn't working with Jody,” a source told PEOPLE in July 2024. “They tried but are in the process of divorcing and haven't really been together for months.”

It is unclear if their divorce has been finalized.

Ruby Stewart, 38

Stewart's fourth child, daughter Ruby Stewart, was born on June 17, 1987. The British rocker shares Ruby with ex-girlfriend Emberg.

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Ruby has inherited the music genes from her dad and has gone on to have a successful singing career. She was a part ofThe Sisterhood, a country music duo that disbanded in 2021 after the release of one album. Now, Ruby is a solo artist who has often performed alongside her dad. In June 2022, Stewart posted a video ofhimself and Ruby singinga rendition of his 1998 hit "Ooh La La."

Also a model, Ruby has appeared in campaigns for the likes ofVogue Italia,Glamour ItaliaandThe Nashville Edit.

In January 2023, Ruby started off the new year by announcingher first pregnancy.

"Out of all of the things that happened in 2022 you were by far the most beautiful…We can't wait to meet you…Baby boy Kalick coming in April… 🤍" she wrote in an Instagram post, along with a moving ultrasound image.

The same month, Rubyannounced her engagementto partner Jake Kalick.

Stewart joined his ex-wife Emberg tocelebrate their pregnant daughter at a baby showerin February 2023.

On Mother's Day 2023,Ruby announced Otis Stewart Kalick's birth on Instagram. "This love… unlike any other love I've ever known," she captioned a carousel post of baby photos. She also wrote that the baby was born on May 9 at 3:36 p.m. and weighed in at 8 lbs., 8 oz.

In May 2026, Ruby announced onInstagramthat she and her fiancé areexpecting their second child.

Renee Stewart, 33

The musician and ex-wife, New Zealand model Hunter, welcomed their daughter Renee Stewart on June 1, 1992. Renee was born in London and grew up in Los Angeles.

She returned to London for her studies, where she graduated from The London Contemporary Dance School with a bachelor's degree in 2016.

According to Renee'swebsite, since graduating, she has worked as a freelance performer and founded on-demand platform The Movement Leader.

She is also a yoga teacher and offers yoga, breathwork and meditation group classes, private classes and retreats around the world. In 2019, she completed her 500-hour yoga teacher training in India.

Per her site, she is based between London, Ibiza and New Zealand.

Liam Stewart, 31

Stewart and Hunter's second child together, son Liam Stewart, was born on Sept. 5, 1994.

Liam is a professional ice hockey player and has played for the Spokane Chiefs, Alaska Aces and theMilton Keynes Lightningas a forward.

In May 2023, Liam and his then-girlfriend, Nicole Artukovich, welcomed a son named Louie Mark Roderick Stewart. The couple got engaged shortly after and eventuallywed in May 2024. All of Liam's siblings, along with his parents, attended the nuptials in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

Liam and Artukovich's family grew again in March 2025 with thearrival of their daughter, Elsie Skylar Stewart.

Alastair Wallace Stewart, 20

On Nov. 27, 2005, Stewart and Lancaster welcomed their first son — and Stewart's seventh child — Alastair Wallace Stewart.

Alastair is close to his dad, and the two often pose together for Instagram snaps. Not immune to a cringe-worthy moment or two, the musician told PEOPLE in November 2021 that he had a funny conversation with Alastair when he sat him down to talk about sex.

"My 15-year-old is dating girls, so Ihad to give him a sex lesson. I just told him what he should and shouldn't do, but he's on top of it," he revealed at the time. "He was like, 'Dad, I've got the internet. I know everything.' "

The father of eight couldn't be prouder of the now 20-year-old, who is finding his footing within the modeling industry, having starred in abillboard campaignfor luxury clothing brand Palm Angels. The images adorned buildings across Milan in June 2022.

"Love @palmangels and that my boy 'wears it well' #fashion #streetwear #milano," the singer wrote in anInstagrampost.

Aiden Patrick Stewart, 15

Stewart and Lancaster's second child, Aiden Patrick Stewart, was born on Feb. 16, 2011.

A few months after Aiden's birth, Stewart told PEOPLE, "I'm trying to make more time now that I've carved out my career. I want to enjoy my kids. We're all planning a massive vacation somewhere. It's hard to get them all together because they are all off in different directions. But I am so proud of them."

In December 2022, Stewart opened up aboutAiden's health scarewhen he was rushed to the hospital after "going blue and unconscious" while playing a youth soccer game.

"We thought my boy had a heart attack," Stewart told FourFourTwo. "He was going blue and was unconscious until he calmed down. It was scary, but it turned out to be a panic attack."

"The lad wanted to do well, pulled on the Hoops in Scotland for his dad," he added.

More recently, Aiden and his brother Alastairposed with their dad backstageat one of the rock legend's November 2025 shows.

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