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Selena Gomez Bids Farewell to Alex Russo as 'Wizards Beyond Waverly Place' Nears End

Selena Gomez has said goodbye to her character Alex Russo as the Disney spinoff 'Wizards Beyond Waverly Place' concludes its run. Co-star David Henrie, meanwhile, is clearing up confusion about the Season 2 finale, telling fans the show would never kill off Gomez's character.

The spinoff of 'Wizards of Waverly Place' is ending after a shortened four-episode third season. In the Season 2 finale, Alex jumped into a portal to defeat an evil Lord, which led some fans to worry about her fate. Henrie said that ending was misunderstood and that the series would never actually kill off Alex.

Gomez's farewell comes as the show wraps up its run. She played Alex Russo, a role she originated in the original series. Henrie, who portrayed Justin Russo in both shows, has been a central figure in the spinoff. The third and final season, consisting of just four episodes, will bring the story to a close.

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