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One character’s death has been sending shockwaves through a popular TV show’s fandom this month. However, there have been (fictional) losses in some other television shows that have proven to be even more shocking.

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Jane the Virgin has officially come to an end.

After five seasons and 100 episodes, the Gina Rodriguez-led CW series has ended on Wednesday (July 31).

In the finale, Jane and Rafael finally tied the knot, Petra an JR finally reconciled, and Esteban proposed to Darci. It was also revealed that the narrator is a grown-up Matteo and the show is an adaption of Jane’s novel.

Show runner Snyder Urman opened up about the finale, and revealed that the show’s ending was exactly how she always pictured it.

“The ending of the show was the ending that I pitched in the room to the CW six years ago,” Sydney shared with Deadline.

Sydney then went on to explain how she chose Jane’s son Mateo as the narrator.

“I decided it was Mateo in the middle of the first season. So yes, after the voice was introduced,” Sydney shared. “That said, I don’t think the accent is a decoy; it’s part of the reveal. I wanted all the pieces to fit together and I wanted the reveal to add another layer to our meta-telenovela. The Narrator is Mateo putting on an accent because he is a celebrated voice-over artist. Much like the brilliant Anthony Mendez.”

As for where the characters go from here, Sydney doesn’t have anything else planned right now.

I don’t want to speak to any future developments,” Sydney added. “I want to leave the ending, as the ending… and everything beyond can exist in imagination.”

READ MORE: Gina Rodriguez Pens Emotional Goodbye to ‘Jane the Virgin’: ‘I Will Always Love You Jane’

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Gina Rodriguez is filming a wedding scene!

The 34-year-old Jane the Virgin actress was spotted filming the scene for her hit series on Wednesday (April 24) in Los Angeles.

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Gina was seen filming the scene with co-star Justin Baldoni, who plays Rafael Solano on the show.

The fifth season of Jane The Virgin is also going to be the show’s last.

Jane has been caught in a love triangle between Rafael and Michael on the show, so this might confirm who she’s ultimately going to end up with. But, it could always be a curveball scene – or even a dream sequence!

The finale is set to air this summer.

Gina Rodriguez cozies up to co-star Justin Baldoni on the blue carpet at the 2019 PaleyFest on Wednesday night (March 20) at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles.

The 34-year-old actress looked pretty in a black blouse and leopard-print skirt as she stepped out to promote the final season of Jane the Virgin.

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Other cast members at the event included Brett Dier, Yael Grobglas, Jaime Camil, and Andrea Navedo.

The fifth and final season of Jane the Virgin premieres on Wednesday, March 27 at 9pm ET on The CW.

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Jane the Novela has found its lead!

Jacqueline Grace Lopez has been cast in the main role in the Jane the Virgin spinoff pilot.

“Beyond blessed.🥰 It takes hard work. But this. T H I S. Makes it all worth it. ❤️❤️❤️ I cannot wait to share this story with you. The script is AMAZING. 🔥The producing team feels like family. 💕I am the luckiest girl in the world. Let’s do this. 💃🏽#comingsoon #actress #hollywood #hustle #janethenovela #thecw,” Jacqueline wrote on Instagram after the news broke. This will be her first big role.

Jane the Novela will be an anthology series that follows one of Jane’s fictional novels each season with the character narrating the story. The first season “will take place at a Napa Valley vineyard, where family secrets (and family members) don’t stay buried for long,” according to THR.

You can head to Jacqueline‘s Instagram to get to know her more!

Fans of Jane the Virgin and Riverdale can get excited because The CW has officially ordered pilots for spinoffs of both series!

Jane the Novela will be an anthology series that follows one of Jane’s fictional novels each season with the character narrating the story. The first season “will take place at a Napa Valley vineyard, where family secrets (and family members) don’t stay buried for long,” according to THR.

Gina Rodriguez will serve as one of the executive producers. She tweeted, “We got good news from the CW! Jane will be birthing a SPIN OFF!!!!! Jane The Novelas!!!”

A Riverdale spinoff titled Katy Keene will follow “the lives and loves of four iconic Archie Comics characters — including titular fashion-legend-to-be Katy Keene — as they chase their twenty-something dreams in New York City.” Archie Comics chief creative officer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa will be running the show!

More pilot orders included an untitled Nancy Drew drama, the Batwoman pilot starring Ruby Rose, and a reboot of the 1987 vampire movie Lost Boys.

Emmy voters won’t be mingling with Gina Rodriguez at For Your Consideration events this summer as she has asked The CW to donate the money the network set aside for a Jane the Virgin campaign.

Networks typically spend hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not more, on campaigns to make sure voters are considering their shows.

Gina asked The CW to donate the allotted funds for Jane the Virgin to a college scholarship for an undocumented high school student heading to Princeton University in the fall.

“Our show has always jumped at any opportunity to help me do something for the Latinx community,” Gina told THR. “So I asked my showrunner, Jennie [Snyder Urman], if we could do something different with the money this year.”

“It’s taboo to talk about the money being spent, but it’s the reality,” she added. “I think sharing this might inspire other people to do something similar. You can desire recognition and, at the same time, decide to not play in the confines of the game as it’s set up.”

Go Gina!