THIS Hit HBO Max Series Was Canceled After Two Seasons

'Gossip Girl' here with an unfortunate piece of news: The HBO Max revival of "Gossip Girl" will be coming to an end after two seasons.

The reboot of the original "Gossip Girl" series began in the summer of 2021 and aired only 21 episodes.

The cancellation of the series was announced on Thursday by the reboot's creator via tweet.

"Gossip Girl's" cancellation by HBO Max comes after a rough year for the streaming service. Viewers were unhappy following the news of HBO Max's merge with Warner Brothers Discovery last summer. A number of titles disappeared without warning from the platform, which launched in 2020.

According to Teen Vogue, the series' creator Josh Safran took to Twitter to announce "Gossip Girl"s cancellation.

"So here's the goss," Safran tweeted, "it is with the heaviest of hearts that I have to announce 'GOSSIP GIRL' will not be continuing on HBO Max..."

Safran went on to highlight his favorite aspects of working on the series in his Twitter thread.

"The EPs and I will forever be grateful to the network and studio for their faith and support; the writers for their devious brains and dexterous talent; the superstar cast for being the greatest of collaborators and friends; and the crew for their hard work, dedication, and love for this project."

Safran also revealed in the thread that "Gossip Girl's" future may not be over; he revealed the search for another 'home' for the series is already on.

"We are currently looking for another home," Safran continued, "but in this climate, that might prove an uphill battle, and so if this is the end, at least we went out on the highest of highs."

A Change.org petition to bring the series to Hulu has already started, with a viewer leaving a link in Safran's thread.

Fans were devastated to hear of the series' cancellation and flocked to Safaran's thread to express their sadness. The thread has received over 200 replies as of this writing.

"i paused mid-episode for a twitter break, and i see this?," a fan wrote, "this is actually so devastating like theee worst news i've heard since the tvdu or teen wolf cancellation, like i'm shaking b**ch what do you mean it's over?! this is my home."

"i am heartbroken," another fan tweeted. "this reboot gave me EVERYTHING i wanted it to. you and the rest of the team did an amazing job in preserving the heart of the original show, and i'm so mad that this is happening just as it was really hitting its stride. thank you for giving us GG2."

"Absolutely devastating," another fan chimed in, "this was one of the best reboots to be created. Highlighted such modern day topics in a good way, without ruining the original. Manifesting we can find another home for Gossip Girl s3 thank you for everything."

"Wishing this wasn't going to be the end but I know the GG nation will [rise] up again like a phoenix from the ashes. Nobody can keep GG down for long. The show was and will always be amazing. I'll miss the show and the entire cast," another fan said.

The second season finale will drop next week, according to Rolling Stone. The original "Gossip Girl" series starring Blake Lively, Leighton Meester, and Penn Badgely, ran on the CW from 2007 until 2012, and can also be streamed on HBO Max.