The Yellowstone universe is expanding with an exciting new sequel series centered on fan-favorite couple, Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler.

This spin-off promises to explore their journey as they leave behind the Yellowstone ranch, John Dutton, and the chaos of their past, diving into a new chapter of love, peace, and challenges.

Yellowstone’s final episodes were a whirlwind of emotion, drama, and controversy, leaving fans divided over their reception. However, one thing united the fandom: the story wasn’t over, and we needed more.

Enter the Beth and Rip spin-off, the first direct sequel to Yellowstone. While the series title remains undecided, it’s already the most anticipated upcoming show in the franchise, and we know more about it than any other Yellowstone-related project currently in development.

To understand the spin-off’s premise, let’s revisit the Yellowstone finale. Rip was sent to Texas to manage the 4 Sixes ranch, and Beth followed him, choosing love over revenge, war, and control of the land.

For the first time, Beth found peace and happiness, realizing this was the life she wanted with Rip. While she returned briefly to solve her father’s murder and deal with Jaime, the finale ended with Beth and Rip buying their own land to build a ranch, leaving Yellowstone—and John—behind.

This new series focuses on what happens after. Unlike Yellowstone, which revolved around battles to save land in Montana, this spin-off explores Beth and Rip building a ranch from scratch.

Beth, ever ambitious, won’t just settle for a quiet life; she’s set on turning their 7,000-acre ranch into an empire. Rip, on the other hand, sees this as an opportunity to leave violence behind and embrace a simpler life as a rancher, husband, and father.

Cole Hauser, who plays Rip, describes the character as loyal, complex, and carrying deep pain. This series will explore what happens when a man like Rip finally finds peace—and whether peace can truly last.

The spin-off is expected to feature significant twists, including potential crossover episodes with *Lawmen: Bass Reeves*. One theory suggests Casey, now tied to law enforcement, could investigate Jaime’s death, bringing justice to the forefront.

If this happens, it would create intense drama and connect the spin-off with other Yellowstone-related shows.

Carter, the troubled boy Beth took in, will also take center stage, becoming Beth and Rip’s son in every sense. Rumors suggest the couple may even adopt Jaime’s son, adding layers to their family dynamic.

Additionally, flashback scenes featuring young Beth and Rip (played by Kylie Rogers and Kyle Red Silverstein) will delve into their traumatic past, helping viewers understand how it shapes their future.

The spin-off is set to premiere in November 2025, marking Yellowstone’s usual release window. Filming will not take place in Montana, signaling a fresh start for the franchise. While the official title remains undecided, fans eagerly await updates.

Beth and Rip’s spin-off promises a compelling blend of love, family, and drama, offering a deeper look into their lives beyond Yellowstone. With Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser reprising their roles, this series is set to be the heart of the franchise’s future