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While fans impatiently wait for the third season of Apple TV Plus' critically-acclaimed series Ted Lasso, star/writer Brett Goldstein confirmed that would be the show's last.The news isn't terribly surprising, given that star-creator Jason Sudeikis has said on many occasions that he and co-creators Bill Lawrence, Brendan Hunt and Joe Kelly had planned just a three-season arc for the series.Goldstein, 41, who won an Emmy forOutstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for playing the hard-nosed Roy Kent, confirmed in an interview with The Sunday Times that Ted Lasso is ending after the highly-anticipated Season 3. Confirmed:While fans impatiently wait for the third season of Apple TV Plus' critically-acclaimed series Ted Lasso, star/writer Brett Goldstein confirmed that would be the show's last No surprise:The news isn't terribly surprising, given that star-creator Jason Sudeikis has said on many occasions that he and co-creators Bill Lawrence, Brendan Hunt and Joe Kelly had planned just a three-season arc for the series'We are writing it like that.

Following her breakout role as witch Agatha in Disney+'s WandaVision, actress Kathryn Hahn is set to take on a huge new project.The 48-year-old actress will play legendary comic Joan Rivers in an upcoming biographical limited series for Showtime titled The Comeback Girl, Variety reported on Tuesday.On Sunday, Hahn lost out on the Emmy forOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie to Mare of Easttown'sJulianne Nicholson.

This week he lost out on the Emmy forOutstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or Movie to Mark Ruffalo.But, Hugh Jackman wasn't letting the defeat get him down as he stepped out for a casual stroll with his beloved wife Deborra-lee Furness and their pups on Wednesday.The couple was spotted together on a brisk early fall morning walking along the Hudson River in New York City.