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Evan Peters won’t return for next season of ‘American Horror Story’
The actor has starred in every season of the show

Evan Peters has become a staple of the “American Horror Story” franchise, appearing in every season since the beginning, but the actor is finally taking a break.
Peters told reporters at WonderCon “I’m gonna sit this season out.”
Here is the video where Evan Peters told me he will not be returning to American Horror Story. This is the first time in nine seasons he will not be part of the show! #AHS pic.twitter.com/Eb30bXzMFR
— crldsnts (@CandidlyCarlo) April 2, 2019
The actor also starred in Ryan Murphy’s groundbreaking LGBTQ series “Pose” but it hasn’t been announced if he will return for the second season of that project.
Details on the ninth season of “American Horror Story” have been sparse. Emma Roberts is expected to return and Olympic gold medalist Gus Kenworthy will play her boyfriend. Sarah Paulson, who has also been a part of every season of the series, is also expected to return.
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