Euphoria Season 3 has gone absolutely berserk with jaw-dropping deaths and shocking twists that have dominated social media conversations. The series finale delivered one of television's most devastating moments when Zendaya's Rue Bennett died from a fentanyl overdose, just 45 minutes into the episode, while Jacob Elordi's Nate met his end in the penultimate episode.

These plot twists have turned into major spoilers flooding Instagram, Twitter, and every platform imaginable, making it nearly impossible to avoid knowing what happens before watching.

Even award-winning actress Chase Infiniti ha s revealed she is avoiding them.

Chase Infiniti, the breakout star of Hulu's The Testaments, admitted she's still actively avoiding Instagram to prevent seeing spoilers for HBO's Euphoria finale. At the red carpet of Monday's Gotham Awards, when Variety asked if she'd watched the series conclusion, Infiniti confessed.

"I haven't watched it yet. I'm so behind, but I've been getting spoiled on my Instagram like I know everybody else has so I'm like trying to avoid it so I can watch the new season". The actress also revealed her conflicted relationship with spoilers. When asked if she's sensitive about them.

"Sometimes, like I feel like depending on what the story is, sometimes I'm like, just tell me I can't. I can't wait, and then sometimes I'm like, oh what I like. I have to wait to see it to witness it". Infiniti is deliberately staying off social media to experience the devastating conclusion fresh.

Her confession highlights how pervasive spoilers have become in the social media age, showing how even industry insiders are forced to disconnect to preserve the emotional impact of major television moments.

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While she avoided spoilers, the night still turned into a defining milestone in her career.

In a career-defining moment, Chase Infiniti won Outstanding Lead Performance in a Drama Series at the 2026 Gotham TV Awards for her powerful portrayal of Rachel in Hulu's The Testaments. The actress beat out tough competition including Rhea Seehorn for Pluribus, Malin Åkerman for The Hunting Wives, and Sydney Chandler for Alien: Earth to claim the prestigious honor 

The win marks a major milestone for Infiniti, who previously won the Critics Choice Award's Ensemble Award for Black Cinema & Television for One Battle After Another alongside Teyana Taylor and Regina Hall. Her performance in The Testaments, based on Margaret Atwood's sequel to The Handmaid's Tale, has garnered widespread critical acclaim.

The actress also has a unique personal story, having been named after Batman Forever and Buzz Lightyear by her jazz drummer father. Infiniti's victory came at Cipriani Wall Street in Manhattan, where HBO Max dominated with five total wins while her own Hulu show broke through in the drama category. 

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