Justin Noble tells TheWrap why ending her character Leighton's story in Season 3 "felt natural right out of the gate" The ...

The Sex Lives of College Girls officially bid Leighton ( Reneé Rapp) farewell in Season 3’s second installment, making way ...

Justin Noble also opens up about the new characters introduced in the wake of ... someone liking someone, especially when everyone’s in close quarters.” But we wanted to quickly get by it ...

“We just wanted to acknowledge that someone very special is missing ... Compare Etheridge’s careful omission to Rapp’s “Can a gay girl get an amen?” lyrics on “Not My Fault,” or ...

Reneé Rapp came into superstardom thanks, in part, to her starring role on the hit Max comedy-drama series The Sex Lives of ...

Warning: The following contains spoilers for The Sex Lives of College Girls Season 3 premiere. Proceed at your own risk! Bela ...

I break more when other people break, so when I'm saying something, and someone's laughing ... one was a difficult one [to get through]." Related: Why Is Reneé Rapp Leaving The Sex Lives of ...

After news broke that Reneé Rapp ... get not one, but two new girls. How did their characters come about and how do they shake up group dynamics? It’s only naturally fitting that we then meet ...

It’s also surprising that Whitney got out of Kappa so fast and even more surprising to think any housing admin would let four girls sleep in a triple without enough beds, but Leighton assures them ...

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