The long-running reality hit is coming to an end, with a final season set to premiere next month, but the cast says there's still more work to do.
"I think it’s time for a new home now and that’s what we’re gonna do," Angelina said in an interview with PEOPLE.
"We don't want to stop," Vinny said.
"Legends don't retire, they reroute," The Situation added.
The final 18 episodes will debut on Thursday, May 7 at 8 p.m., marking the end of a franchise that began in 2009 and became a pop culture phenomenon, MTV said in March.
The farewell season will highlight major life moments for the cast, including “pregnancies and baby showers to bachelorette parties, gender reveals, ab reveals, births, birthdays, weddings, and more,” according to the announcement.
The show, which spans nearly 300 episodes and multiple spinoffs, has followed the lives of its cast members as they navigated friendships, careers, and family life over the years, MTV said.
This final chapter will feature personal milestones and career moves for the cast, including DJ Pauly D launching a record label, Mike “The Situation” marking 10 years of sobriety, and Nicole “Snooki” balancing family and business ventures, according to the network.
The season will also include updates on other cast members, including Sammi “Sweetheart,” who will experience pregnancy, childbirth, and a wedding within months, and Ronnie, who returns to reconnect with the group, MTV said.
“For longtime fans, the final episodes offer both nostalgia and new memories — a tribute to the friendships, inside jokes, iconic moments, and cultural imprint that only the ‘Shore’ can deliver,” the network said.
Past seasons of the series are available for streaming on Paramount+ and Pluto TV, according to MTV.
Click here to watch the promo for the next season.
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