Storm Reid, an actress in the show “Euphoria,” acknowledged the recent news that filming of Season 3 has been put on hold. Despite this delay, she remains optimistic that the production will come together in the future. Reid hopes that viewers will be able to see the show through to its completion, as the cast has put their hearts and souls into the series.

After the news of the production delay was confirmed, an HBO spokesperson stated that the network and creator Sam Levinson are committed to making an exceptional third season. In the meantime, the in-demand cast members are being allowed to pursue other opportunities. Reid expressed a mix of surprise and understanding regarding the delay, recognizing that there are logistical details that need to be sorted out before filming can resume.

Reid also emphasized the impact of “Euphoria” and its sensitive portrayal of addiction and mental health issues. She believes that if filming resumes, the show will continue to be authentic and reflect the real world. In the series, Reid portrays Gia, the sister of Rue, played by Zendaya. Production on Season 3 had already faced delays due to the Hollywood strikes and the passing of co-star Angus Cloud.

HBO had previously announced that the third season of “Euphoria” was expected to premiere in 2025, with Season 2 having debuted in January 2022. Zendaya, who stars in the series, has received Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe for her performance, while co-star Colman Domingo also won an Emmy. The show itself was nominated for an Emmy for outstanding drama series in 2022.

The series has launched the careers of many young stars, including Jacob Elordi, Sydney Sweeney, and Hunter Schafer, as well as featuring a talented ensemble cast. Despite the setbacks and delays, Reid remains hopeful that Season 3 of “Euphoria” will eventually come to fruition. The show has been widely acclaimed for its bold storytelling and performances, and fans are eagerly anticipating the continuation of the series.

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