The Freeform dramedy has been renewed for a six-episode final bow The Bold Type will end after its upcoming fifth season. The Freeform dramedy has been renewed for a six-episode final bow, reps for ...

The Season 4 finale of The Bold Type aired on Freeform on July 16. Two days before the finale aired, Aisha Dee, who plays Kat on the show, published a lengthy Instagram post where she called out The ...

Glitz, glamour and girls are everything Scarlet Magazine is about—but behind the scenes, the employees of the elite women’s publication—Jane, Kat and Sutton—are just trying to figure out their own ...

In the series finale, Jane runs into her ex-boyfriend Ryan “Pinstripe” Decker (Dan Jeannotte). The two broke up in the show’s fourth season after Ryan cheated on Jane. When the two reconnect in the ...

It's time to say goodbye to Kat, Jane and Sutton. The Bold Type will return for a fifth and final season, Freeform announced Wednesday, with a shortened run to wrap up their stories. The final season ...

The Bold Type Season 6’s release date is largely talked about. Viewers have been waiting for the beloved series to make its return after five successful seasons. The series is based on Joanna Coles, ...

Katie Stevens shared that "all is right in the world" after reuniting with her 'Bold Type' costars from the Freeform show, which aired from 2017 to 2021 The ladies of The Bold Type have reunited! On ...

What happens in the fashion closet, stays in the fashion closet -- until now. What happens in the fashion closet, stays in the fashion closet -- until now. For Jane, Sutton and Kat of The Bold Type, ...

At first glance, Freeform's The Bold Type might come across as a series of cliches. The feel-good Summer dramedy produced by former Cosmopolitan editor in chief Joanna Coles follows 20-somethings Jane ...

Its been five glorious seasons of outrageous work dilemmas, complicated relationship drama, and inspiring lessons of ride-or-die friendship — but all good things must come to an end. After showing us ...

It’s bold for any employee to criticize their workplace, particularly when your face and voice are publicly associated with the entity for which you work. Nonetheless, that’s exactly what The Bold ...