The Final ‘His & Hers’ Plot Twist Will Leave You Absolutely Stunned
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The insanely shocking end to Netflix’s dramatic murder mystery series has everyone talking. So, let’s unpack it.
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Warning: This story contains spoilers for “His & Hers.”
Ever been so stunned by something you’ve watched that you sat frozen in your seat because you can’t believe what you just saw? Well, that’s been a lot of people’s reactions to “His & Hers,” Netflix’s latest twisty psychological thriller, which took social media by storm this month thanks to its jaw-dropping two-part finale that no one saw coming.
But before we get there, let me set up the limited series.
Starring Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal, “His & Hers” is a six-part murder mystery based on Alice Feeney’s best-selling 2020 novel, with all the hallmarks of a juicy crime story — a killer on the loose in a quiet Georgia town, a high-profile investigation, a tragic backstory and a web of sex, lies and unsolved murders. Adding more layers to the plot are the deep personal ties between the main murder victim and the show’s titular him and her, aka Anna (Thompson) and Jack (Bernthal).
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