After Laurie (Carrie Coon) got vulnerable with her childhood friends Jaclyn (Michelle Monaghan) and Kate (Leslie Bibb) during their final dinner at the White Lotus, the three women were able to admit what they mean to each other and seemingly put the passive aggression and gossip to rest.

The Thailand-set chapter of Mike White's anthology closed with dramatic deaths and a lot of resolutions in an episode that's probably more rewarding to think about than it was to watch.

Some characters got happy endings, while some decidedly did not. But there were enough twists to keep viewers guessing until the end.

Yes! Back in November 2024, HBO CEO Casey Bloys revealed that when he was in Thailand during the production of the show’s third season, White pitched him his concept for a fourth installment. Bloys’s response,

Carrie Coon, Leslie Bibb and Michelle Monaghan discuss their characters’ friendship and how their off-screen bond enhanced their chemistry.

This article contains spoilers through the Season 3 finale of The White Lotus. The guests at White Lotus resorts arrive and leave by boat, a fact I’ve come to believe has some kind of mythological significance.

From Traditional Chinese medicine to Indian Ayurveda, many Asian wellness practices date back thousands of years. Combine those, passed down through generations, with a booming medi-spa tourism industry and you have a continent globally renowned for its outstanding health retreats.

Well, apparently season 3's disparate stories featured much more overlap in the original script. Outside of throwing out the fan-favorite ooh-loo-loos of the theme from past seasons, White also tossed a scene in which Piper loses her virginity to Belinda's son,

The White Lotus' wrapped its third season on Sunday, and we can't get the finale out of our minds. Read on for EW's take on 'The White Lotus' season 3's most compelling characters, ranked.