Cole Hauser, star of 'Yellowstone,' debunks all fan theories about the show.

Cole Hauser shares his thoughts on "Yellowstone" fans' theories regarding the new season.

According to Hauser, everyone has their own opinion about the show and what they think this season will be like.

"And to be quite honest, none of them are right."

According to a press release via VideoAmp, the "Yellowstone" actor's comments come after Sunday night's return, which drew 16.4 million viewers and was the biggest premiere night ever.

In the first scene of the episode, John Dutton, portrayed by Kevin Costner, was discovered dead, seemingly from suicide, but there were those who suspected foul play.

The fifth season of "Yellowstone" was divided into two parts, with the first part premiering in 2022 and attracting 15.9 million viewers.

Several fans have theorized how the popular show will end with only five episodes remaining, and the finale is set to air on Dec. 15.

The current season, consisting of six episodes, was initially planned to be the final installment of the series.

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In September, Hauser teased the final episode with Planet Chronicle Digital.

Hauser began by reflecting on the significance of the current season and the impact of the past seven years of the show on his perspective.

"Taylor is an exceptional writer who has once again done an impressive job of wrapping up the story without tying it up in a perfect bow. Despite the challenges, the show "Yellowstone" always delivers dramatic and heartfelt content. This season is no exception, offering a fresh take on the past seasons in a positive way."

Taylor Sheridan is the director of "Yellowstone."

Meanwhile, Hauser additionally addressed season 6 rumors with Planet Chronicle Digital.

"I can't comment on it now, but if I could, I'd say it would be great to see this thing happen. However, there are many different people involved in the decision, so I'm not sure. But I hope it does happen because it would be exciting!"

A sixth season of "Yellowstone" is being planned with a focus on Kelly Reilly and Hauser, who portray married couple Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler, according to a report from Deadline in August.

In September, Costner stated that he believes there is more to explore regarding "Yellowstone," saying to Entertainment Tonight, "Making 'Yellowstone' has been a wonderful part of my life. Who knows, sometimes things have a way of circling back."

"I haven't seen that dust trail coming toward me, but I've always been open to what I started. The five seasons were a lot for us to do, and I think that story is not finished yet."

The Dutton family's struggle to save their ranch in Montana is chronicled in "Yellowstone," featuring a star-studded cast including Costner, Reilly, Hauser, Luke Grimes, and Wes Bentley.