‘The Idol’ Ending Explained: Did Jocelyn Dump Tedros For Good?

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After 5 truly wild episodes, 'The Idol's first season has come to an end. Jocelyn had to make massive decisions about her future as her career reached a turning point. Here's how it all went down.

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00:00And finally, the controversial HBO series The Idol has come to an end.

00:04Following months of controversy surrounding The Weeknd's series,

00:08which has been accused of glorifying abuse and bordering on pornography,

00:12fans of the show learned whether and how Lily-Rose Depp's Jocelyn fared.

00:17Spoiler alert.

00:18In the end, Jocelyn appears to be done with The Weeknd's Tedros,

00:21calling him a con man and a fraud.

00:23However, six weeks after trying to pay the cult leader to get out of her life,

00:27Jocelyn and Tedros face each other on stage on the first night of her tour,

00:32and she introduces him to the crowd as the love of her life

00:34before commanding him to stand on the side of the stage.

00:37So there appears to be a little role reversal here, and Jocelyn's now in control.

00:42The main question now is will there be a season two of The Idol?

00:45Page Six originally reported that neither HBO nor The Weeknd

00:48were moving forward with the second season of the show

00:51after the pop stars reported egomaniacal behavior on set.

00:55However, HBO had immediately rebutted this report, commenting on Twitter,

00:59it is being misreported that a decision on a second season of The Idol has been determined.

01:03It has not, and we look forward to sharing the next episode with you guys on Sunday night.

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