Euphoria's season three premiere has left fans concerned about the fate of Jules, played by Hunter Schafer. The character, central to the show's previous two series due to her romance with Rue and rivalry with Nate, is absent from the first episode.
However, Jules is confirmed to appear later in the season. The premiere reveals she is now in art school, with Maddy claiming she is a sugar baby, though details remain unclear. A trailer shows Jules reuniting with Rue in upcoming episodes.
The new season follows Rue five years after high school, working as a drug mule for queenpin Laurie to pay off a £100,000 debt. Other characters have moved on: Maddy is a Hollywood talent manager, Lexi pursues screenwriting, and Cassie and Nate have settled down together.
Despite anticipation, season three has received mixed reviews, with a 42% Rotten Tomatoes score from critics and 52% from audiences. Critics describe it as a "disjointed cavalcade of forced narratives," while some viewers remain optimistic that the series will improve as more episodes air.
