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Reneé Rapp’s ‘Sex Lives of College Girls’ Exit Explained by Showrunner
The WrapStory by Loree Seitz
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Showrunner unpacks fan-favorite Reneé Rapp's surprising exit from hit comedy series 'The Sex Lives of College Girls'.
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- Reneé Rapp's character, fan-favorite 'Max', won't be returning in Season 3, a shocking move for the rising young star.
- Showrunner Mindy Kaling explains the creative decision behind Max's departure, saying it sets up exciting new storylines for the ensemble cast.
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Reneé Rapp, Mindy Kaling, The Sex Lives of College Girls, The Sex Lives of College Girls