‘Yellowstone’ star Cole Hauser just shared how many seasons show creator Taylor Sheridan has planned

“Yellowstone” has not yet been officially renewed beyond its current fifth season – but according to star Cole Hauser, the Dutton family will return.

Actor Rip Wheeler spoke to Entertainment Tonight on the 2023 Golden Globes red carpet on Tuesday night about the show’s success and its future.

Currently, there has been no announcement regarding the future of the show, which is on hiatus until the summer. However, Hauser shared that two more seasons have been given the green light, as he told the outlet that “we have six and seven seasons coming up.”

“I can tell you there will be a sixth time and there will be a seventh time,” he said. “That’s all I can say. That’s all I can tell you.” When pressed for more details, the “Good Will Hunting” star remained tight-lipped while his wife , former “Sweet Valley High” star Cynthia Daniel chimed in to say that she doesn’t even know what’s going to happen yet.

Representatives for Paramount did not respond to Insider’s request for comment.

Hauser went on to confirm that season five of “Yellowstone” has ended and announced filming of the show on location. “I work in the best office in the world. It’s Montana,” he said. “The writing is unbelievable, the actors are amazing, we have an amazing crew.”
The actor has played rancher Rip, the current husband of Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly), daughter of cattle rancher John Dutton (Kevin Costner) in the Paramount drama since the film launched in 2018.

The neo-Western drama, which also stars Luke Grimes, Kelsey Asbille, Wes Bentley and Gil Birmingham, aired its fifth mid-season finale on New Year’s Day and will return with more episodes in the summer. Hauser’s comments weren’t the only big one “Yellowstone” made public at the Golden Globes, as lead star Kevin Costner took home the award for best actor in a drama series for his role as patriarch Dutton – marks the film’s first major awards win.

The popular show has been left out of awards contention over the past few years, despite consistently breaking viewership records. According to Nielsen, the season five premiere was the most-watched show across all of television in 2022, and so far, season five has had 13 million viewers per episode. Sadly, the 67-year-old actor did not attend the Los Angeles ceremony due to inclement weather in Santa Barbara, California, where he lives.

The actor shared a few words on Instagram after his win.

“Thank you Hollywood Foreign Press and @goldenglobe for this tremendous honor and the @yellowstone team for bringing John Dutton’s world to life,” Costner wrote. “I share this recognition with our incredible co-stars, producers and crew. Most of all, thank you to the fans of our show who love The Ranch Yellowstone as if it were their own.”