'Yellowstone' Ending With Season 5: REPORT

"Yellowstone" will reportedly end with the conclusion of season five.

There has been plenty of chaos and drama surrounding the future of the series, and on Sunday, a producer of the series indicated big things were on the horizon for the rest of season five.

Well, whatever happens will reportedly be the end of the saga.

The end of season five will put a bow on the series that stars Kevin Costner as Montana ranch baron John Dutton, according to multiple sources of the New York Post.

Ending the show was always a possibility, and it appears that's the path the Paramount Network will take.

It's not known when "Yellowstone" will return.

While season five will reportedly be the end of the hit series, nobody even knows when it will return to close things out.

The series is currently on a midseason break. It had been slated to return this summer. It's clear that's not going to happen.

The New York Post reported it's not even known when production on the rest of season five will begin. Don't get your hopes up for new "Yellowstone" episodes in the near future.

Fans should be very upset.

The reality of the situation is "Yellowstone" ending with season five, if that happens, is a massive punch to the gut.

Fans have invested years into finding out how the Dutton journey would end. Now, the series is reportedly coming to a close much earlier than anticipated.

My theory has always been only Kayce, Monica and Tate would survive. It would perfectly represent the Duttons and the Native Americans both winning, which has been the main battle of the series.

The situation remains fluid, but this is the update fans hoped would never come. It's absolutely devastating. If it's true, let's at least hope Taylor Sheridan gives fans an ending we deserve.

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David Hookstead is a reporter for OutKick covering a variety of topics with a focus on football and culture. He also hosts of the podcast American Joyride that is accessible on Outkick where he interviews American heroes and outlines their unique stories. Before joining OutKick, Hookstead worked for the Daily Caller for seven years covering similar topics. Hookstead is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin.