Hunter Schafer, the rising star known for her captivating performance in HBO’s “Euphoria,” recently found herself at the center of a social and political conversation. Fans have admired her portrayal of Jules Vaughn, a character navigating the complexities of identity and acceptance.
“Euphoria,” a coming-of-age drama, explores the complexities of adolescence, navigating themes of love, sex, drugs, identity, and trauma through the lens of a group of high school students including Schafer. Beyond her acting career, Schafer uses her platform to advocate for causes she believes in, and her recent actions sparked both support and debate.
Hunter Schafer Gets Released From Jail After Being Arrested Due to Palestine Controveresy
On February 27, 2024, about 50 people were arrested for protesting in support of Palestine with the Jewish Voice for Peace Organization in New York. One of these 50 people was Euphoria star Hunter Schafer.
While she has been previously in news for her acting, Schafer recently found herself in the headlines for a different reason. News of her arrest due to her involvement in a controversial protest sparked concern among fans and ignited debate. As things now stand, fans of Euphoria and Schafer can now take a sigh of relief as the actor has been released from the jail.
Most of the fans were delighted upon this news cheering Schafer in the situation. Thye believed that she should have not gone into prison in the first place.
Hunther Schafer Will Return to Euphoria With Season Three in 2025
While Euphoria fans can breathe a sigh of relief regarding Hunter Schafer’s situation, the wait for season 3 continues. Originally expected in 2023, the season’s release has been pushed back to 2025. This delay can be attributed to several factors, including production disruptions due to the writer’s strike in 2023 and the tragic passing of actor Angus Cloud, who played Fez in the series.
Francesca Orsi, Vice President of HBO Programming, shared with fans the reasons of pushing back the release date for the seriers (via Elle):
“We can’t start shooting. So the delivery of that show — ideally in 2025 — will be determined on when we can pick back up with Sam [Levinson], who at this point is [not writing] and just finishing on The Idol.”
Schafer has had a major role in the series thus far and is expected to have a major role in future as well. While HBO or Euphoria did not comment on Schafer’s recent protest incident, it does not affect their professional partnership. Both the seasons of Euphoria can be streamed on HBO Max.
