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Editor's Note: Spoilers ahead for 'The Sex Lives of College Girls' Season 3.The Sex Lives of College Girls has officially wrapped up its third season, and quite a bit has changed in just 10 episodes. This season said a touching goodbye to Leighton (Reneé Rapp) and saw the introduction of two new characters: Kacey (Gracie Lawrence) and Taylor (Mia Rodgers). It also saw the start and end of several relationships through Whitney (Alyah Chanelle Scott) and Isaiah (Devin Craig), Kimberly (Pauline Chalamet) and Eli (Michael Provost), Bela (Amrit Kaur) and Arvind (Nabeel Muscatwalla), and Kimberly and Brian (Michael Hsu Rosen).

Spoiler Alert: This post spoils the finale of The Sex Lives of College Girls Season 3.

Another semester at Essex College has come to an end in the finale of Season 3 of The Sex Lives of College Girls.

Showruner Justin Noble directed the Season 3 finale, which ends on a very different note compared to the Season 2 finale which had some tension brewing between Pauline Chalamet’s Kimberly and Alyah Chanelle Scott’s Whitney as well as some uncertainty for Amrit Kaur’s Bela.

“Very intentionally, this is a finale that chooses joy. These girls have come into their sophomore year of school. They’ve been challenged severely, and it felt only right that we should show the wins for all these young women who succeed in all these different ways,” Noble told Deadline. “The title for this episode was in the works for a while, it’s called ‘Essex Strong,’ and...

Note: The following story contains spoilers from “The Sex Lives of College Girls” Season 3, Episode 10.

“The Sex Lives of College” wrapped up Season 3 with an unexpected reveal: A coming out story for Amrit Kaur’s Bela.

Despite only dating guys throughout her time at Essex, Bela’s romantic interest is piqued by Hailey (Melinda Belle Adams), the host of the storytelling show she joined in last week’s episode. After kissing Hailey at a party, Bela officially comes out as bisexual to her roommates — a twist showrunner Justin Noble said hasn’t been in the works since Season 1, but one that doesn’t surprise him.

“Bela has always been this character who’s down to try anything, do anything,” Noble told TheWrap, adding that many sheltered teens like herself have “massive discovery journeys” in college. “I wanted Bella to be a counterbalance to the story we did with Leighton (Reneé Rapp...