Murphy, speaking with The Hollywood Reporter while promoting his new series The Shards, dismissed rumors surrounding the singer’s departure. He noted that Grande, a self-proclaimed horror enthusiast who previously appeared in his show Scream Queens, expressed hesitation about her availability early in the development process. When the production timeline for the new season clashed with her Eternal Sunshine Tour, the two agreed to postpone their collaboration for a future project.
The thirteenth season of American Horror Story, which premieres on September 24, serves as an all-star tribute featuring returning cast members like Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson, and Evan Peters. Despite speculation that the ensemble-heavy season signals a finale, Murphy confirmed he is already developing the fourteenth season. He credited FX executive John Landgraf for providing the creative freedom to continue the series as long as he remains interested in producing new chapters.
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