On 3 October, 2022, Katherine Heigl announced that the second season of the Netflix show, ‘Firefly Lane‘, will be its last. The streaming platform did not provide a reason for its end, but we might guess it.
‘Firefly Lane‘ aired on Netflix in February 2021. The series is an adaptation of Kristin Hannah’s novel with the same title. The coming-of-age series stars Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke as the bosom buddies Tully Hart and Kate Mularkey. People quickly took to the warm comradeship and the eventful lives of the two. Therefore, it came as a blow that the duo might not be friends anymore in the next season. It’s possible that the story just needed to end because it’s based on a novel.
Read more: Nancy Drew To End After Season 4. Here’s Why
‘Firefly Lane’ Season One Cliffhanger And What To Expect Next
Katherine in her tweet revealed that after season two, ‘Firefly Lane‘ will come to an end along with the dates of the new season. “Part 1 of our 16-episode supersized season features 9 episodes, with Tully & Kate’s story concluding in 2023 with Part 2 and the remaining 7,” read her tweet.
So, we will learn why at the end of season one Kate and Tully have a falling out. In episode ten of season one, time is fast-forwarded to two years to Bud’s funeral. There, Kate says bitter words to Tully marking the break in their friendship. Will we learn what Tully did so unforgivable to start this spat? Yes, we think so.
Read more: Millie Bobby Brown To Have A Potential Music Collaboration With Mariah Carey
Will Kate Die In The Series?
Tully and Kate’s argument made people inquisitive. In the quest to look for answers, we turned to the book, and what we learned made the argument look trivial.
According to the novel, Kate is diagnosed with terminal breast cancer. The Firefly girls approach each other to mend their friendship. On a tearful note, Kate asks Tully to take care of her husband (whom she didn’t divorce) and children.
Will Kate die? Is the reason for ‘Firefly Lane‘ ending Kate’s death? All these questions will be answered in the upcoming season.
Read more: Featuring ‘Rick And Morty’ Toxic Fandom: A Cyberviolence And Obnoxiousness Production
