It remains to be seen whether the Season 5 finale of Yellowstone will also be the end of the Paramount Network series. (Read why here.) But if the show doesn’t go on, Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser tell TVLine that they are satisfied with the way that it rides off into the sunset.

"I trust [Taylor Sheridan] with wherever he takes her," says Reilly of her Beth Dutton who, along with Hauser's Rip Wheeler, is in talks for a possible sixth season of Sheridan's mega-hit Paramount Network series.

Cole Hauser, who portrays Rip Wheeler in the popular show "Yellowstone," shared that "none" of the fan theories about the series finale "are right."

Yellowstone' star Cole Hauser, who plays fan favorite Rip Wheeler on the hit neo-western series, is gunning for more episodes of the Paramount Network show.

Cole Hauser has opened up about the return of Yellowstone letting fans know they have it all wrong. Ever since the highly anticipated return of the show for Season 5 Part 2 on Sunday revealed the fate of Kevin Costner's character John Dutton there has been a sea of theories flying around about what happened and where the story goes from here.

Along with the various reptiles and arachnids the Yellowstone cast dealt with, they also had to face the elements too, as Cole Hauser said: It's hot as hell there, too. Reilly agreed with his point, reiterating how hot it was down South. Then, the Rip ...

In Paramount Network’s Western series ‘Yellowstone,’ Cole Hauser plays Rip Wheeler, the head of the cowboys employed by the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch. Throughout the five seasons of the show, we see Rip on horseback,

Yellowstone” is back for its highly anticipated final season. The season premiere debuted to a record 16.5 million viewers, its highest first episode ever, as fans tuned in to see how Kevin Costner’s character,

Yellowstone has returned to TV screens after almost a two-year wait but Cole Hauser has perhaps even better news for fans of the western.

The last episodes of the fifth and final season of the hit show Yellowstone finally began airing on Sunday night. Cole Hauser, who plays Rip Wheeler on Yellowstone, is now speaking out to let fans know that their theories about how the show will end are wrong.