It appears Reneé Rapp is ready to graduate from The Sex Lives Of College Girls.
The actress—who portrayed Essex College student Leighton on the first two seasons of the Max series—is officially moving on from her character, co-creator Mindy Kaling confirmed July 10.
“We love @reneerapp so much and of course will be so sad to say goodbye to Leighton Murray!” Kaling wrote on her Instagram Stories before referencing Rapp’s thriving music career. “We can’t wait to see our friend on tour!!”
According to Deadline, Rapp will exit the series—which also stars Pauline Chalamet, Amrit Kaur and Alyah Chanelle Scott—after appearing in a “handful” of season three episodes.
E! News has reached out to Rapp’s rep and Max for comment and has not heard back.
While Rapp has yet to publicly address her departure from the show, she recently recalled struggling with imposter syndrome while filming season one.
“The first year doing College Girls was terrible,” Rapp told Alex Cooper on the Feb. 28 episode of her podcast, Call Her Daddy. “It sucked so bad. At the time, I was in a heteronormative relationship and I hated going to work.”
