Yellowstone’s Next Chapter: Kayce Dutton’s Untold Story Revealed!

Despite the initial Yellowstone series appearing to wrap up, the franchise continues to thrive, as reports indicate a new spin-off is being developed.

It appears that a new TV series is being produced not for Paramount Network or Paramount+, as is customary for Taylor Sheridan’s shows, but instead for CBS.

It appears that Luke Grimes is expected to return to his character, Kayce Dutton (the livestock commissioner), in the show. His military background as a Navy SEAL could be a significant factor in upcoming storylines.

As a passionate film buff, I can’t help but express my thoughts about the captivating finale of Yellowstone. It was quite a twist when Kayce, in a surprising move, transferred the entire expanse of the Yellowstone Ranch to Rainwater and his tribe for just $1.25 per acre! But here’s the catch: the land remains untouched, forever protected from development.

In this new arrangement, our protagonist Kayce, along with his wife Monica (Kelsey Asbille) and their son Tate (Brecken Merrill), will continue to reside on a designated plot where they’ve lovingly built their home. It’s a poignant moment that promises an intriguing continuation of the Yellowstone saga.

The unconfirmed show is proposed to share the same lineup with another Yellowstone spin-off currently being developed, focusing on the characters Beth Dutton (played by Kelly Reilly) and Rip Wheeler (portrayed by Cole Hauser).

The upcoming series, tentatively titled “Yellowstone,” is said to be under development by Sheridan, and it’s speculated that it might pick up where the original show’s narrative left off.

Shows connected to the Yellowstone universe also consist of “1883”, a series that completed its run for one season, alongside “1923”, the latter half of which is currently airing.

Another upcoming series titled “The Madison” is scheduled, featuring Michelle Pfeiffer and has already been completed filming. This series takes place in contemporary times.

It will follow the McIntosh family, who live in the Madison River valley of central Montana.

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2025-03-27 15:04