THE WHITE LOTUS Season 2 Recap | HBO Series Explained

The White Lotus season 2 finale is finally here! Who died? Let's dive in with our full season recap!

The White Lotus season 2 follows various guests over the span of a week in the White Lotus's Sicily location. While a darker side of the picture-perfect travelers begins to emerge, the hotel's professional but prickly manager tries to keep two young locals – each striving to get ahead by different means – out of her luxury establishment.

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The White Lotus stars F. Murray Abraham as Bert Di Grasso, Jennifer Coolidge as Tanya McQuoid-Hunt, Adam DiMarco as Albie Di Grasso, Meghann Fahy as Daphne Sullivan, Beatrice Grannò as Mia, Jon Gries as Greg Hunt, Tom Hollander as Quentin, Sabrina Impacciatore as Valentina, Michael Imperioli as Dominic Di Grasso, Theo James as Cameron Sullivan, Aubrey Plaza as Harper Spiller, Haley Lu Richardson as Portia, Will Sharpe as Ethan Spiller, Simona Tabasco as Lucia Greco, Leo Woodall as Jack

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This is a complete recap of The White Lotus season 2, including Dominic and Lucia, Albie and Lucia, Lucia and Mia, Mia and Valentina, Harper kissing Cameron, Ethan and Daphne, Harper and Cameron, Ethan fighting Cameron, Tanya dies, Tanya death scene, who dies in the finale, Tanya kills Quentin, who is Greg, the season finale ending, and more!

the white lotus season 2 finale ending recap explained

[mecharidley]

It was rough seeing Tanya die like that especially after she smoked those fools on the boat. I felt like there were other ways to get into that smaller boat but whatever. Can’t wait to see what happens with Greg next season.

[judith_dani]

Tanya ...could've just either jumped straight into the water or use the ladder thingy rather than what she did. 😭😂

[leroybrown]

The best character ever and she’s killed off. The rest of the characters were lame, she brought the jazz to the show

[angelitobaby]

oh my god, the shock i felt in my stomach when i saw tanya die was too much. she was so scared during her last hours, but she fought back with all she could 😭 RIP tanya

[landismithCOJ]

The way Tanya hit her head was more painful than those shots. Also, Albie learned the hard lesson- Don't save her, she don't wanna be be saved (if you know you know).

[SaintVodou]

RIP, Tanya! You epitomized the hotel itself: a veneer of wealth covers a multitude of flaws, downright wackness, and something a little tacky…

[lonwolf]

Tanya drowning was so spot on especially since that is what she thought they were going to do to her!!! Next season her twin sister Sonya will be in the

[CM-hoic]

I was hoping a shady character would be knocked off, not Tanya

[kobrakitsch]

All I can really say about this ending is : TANYA'S FATE WOULD NEVER HAPPEN
TO SOPHIE KACHINSKY !!!

[wadedavid]

Leo Woodall was good in the role of Jack! Kind of PSYCHO! At least he didn’t KILL Portia! Maybe Albie and Portia will be in Season 3!

[farmgirl]

I hope they just hung the story if Tanya died or not. Now Greg inherited all her money. Sad

[yeetyeetcat]

The way Tanya hit all those shots even while her eyes were either closed or full of tears, but I'm so sad bro I'm gonna go cry after this...

[stann]

"Ending Explained"
thanks for explaining shit

[leronmorton]

I enjoyed the second season 😳 except Greg and didn't like that he will inherit all of Tanya 's money 🧐it would have been much better if Tanya had survived 😲 glad she took cared of the Queen 's who tried to have her killed 🤐

[anonymoushuman]

Wow. What a terrible show where bad people win

[samanthab]

Wow! I was way off. So does Greg inherit all her money now?

[ckl]

What if the murder attempt on Tanya was just all on her mind? We know she was mental right from s1. Although, it doesn't connect to what jack was saying and Greg's involvement. There has to be another plot line for this. The scene with Ethan and Daphne definitely evokes that they had sex on the island, but we will really never know. The two couples' lives will be the same, both living in denial and secrecy. The end scene for the Digrassios was so symbolic, but at least all ends well for them, except losing 50 grand. Albie getting played will be a turning point for him, being like his father and grandfather. I feel like this isn't the end of Portia's story yet. Because she's a loose end in her boss' death. Also, I feel like there's a bigger symbolism of locals triumphing over tourists or non-locals here with Mia, Lucia and Valentina's storylines (or women vs men).

I read so many theories, after ep6 of whom the victims will be and different plot lines, but not one predicted this ending. So, I can definitely say that no one saw that coming.

Great season. I prefer this than s1, but that was great, too, with a clean ending. This season leaves you guessing for more.

[josefamatarazzo]

Ooooh! Did not liked the ending. Tanya is the best charather in the show. Why kill her in such stupid way. I get it, but it is terrible for the series. Everything ended up well for the bad people in the show. No good. Maybe the producer wanted to dissapoint us, so that we don't ask for more.

[quinnhall]

Where's the explanation of the ending? We already know everything that happened.

[rachstephen]

This is recap not an ending explanation