Is your favorite Taylor Sheridan drama about to disappear faster than a Hollywood marriage? Because James Jordan just spilled some piping hot tea about whether Lioness will actually return for season 4, and honey, we are LIVING for the transparency.
The 47-year-old actor, who plays the absolutely iconic Two Cups on the hit show, finally broke his silence after weeks of backstage whispers suggesting the series might be getting the axe. And let us tell you, his response is giving us all the hope we didn’t know we needed. Speaking exclusively to Us Weekly with the kind of energy we expect from a true professional, Jordan gushed, “I certainly hope we return. I love playing this character.” Aww, swoon! But wait, there’s MORE.
The beloved cast member didn’t stop at character compliments—he went full sentimental on us, practically getting us misty-eyed over what it means to show up on set every single day. “I love going to work with these fantastic actors and great human beings,” Jordan revealed, making us all wish we had coworkers this wonderful. “It’s a joy to go to work with…” okay, so the quote got cut off, but we’re already FEELING it.
This comes amid some seriously concerning rumors floating around Hollywood that Paramount+ might be considering wrapping up the Lioness universe after season 3 concludes. And honestly? The fandom is NOT having it. Fans have been flooding social media, demanding answers from the network and Taylor Sheridan himself about what’s really going on behind those studio doors. The speculation has been absolutely WILD, with theories ranging from budget cuts to creative conclusions to—gasp—even that dreaded word, cancellation.
But Jordan’s comments suggest he’s optimistic about the show’s future, and frankly, his love for the craft is absolutely infectious. When an actor genuinely adores their role AND their coworkers? That’s the kind of energy that keeps shows alive, people. That’s the kind of magic that networks should be fighting to protect.
The question now is whether Paramount+ will listen to their star’s pleas and the devoted fanbase that’s obsessed with every espionage-filled second of Lioness. Fingers crossed that this isn’t goodbye to one of television’s most addictive thrillers.
What do you think? A) Lioness NEEDS to be renewed immediately—this show is essential TV B) It’s time to end on a high note while the show is still amazing