FX confirms The Bear will end after fifth season

FX has officially confirmed that its hit drama The Bear will conclude after a fifth season, set for release in 2026. This follows Jamie Lee Curtis's recent comments from the set hinting at the finale, aligning with plot threads from season four.

Building on Jamie Lee Curtis's Instagram post and interview last week signaling the end of The Bear, FX has now confirmed the series will wrap up after five seasons total. The announcement comes after the season four finale, where chef Carmy Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) announced his departure from the family sandwich shop.

Deadline first reported Curtis's remarks, where the actress, playing Donna Berzatto, described wrapping production 'FINISHED STRONG!' and affirmed in an Access Hollywood interview that 'everybody’s confirmed the show is ending.' Production for season five is complete, with episodes slated for later in 2026—exact premiere date TBD.

The decision ensures a planned narrative closure, resolving tensions in the Chicago restaurant world that captivated fans since the 2022 debut. This caps FX's run with the character-driven series, praised for blending kitchen intensity and family drama. For prior coverage, see earlier updates in this series.

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