Sirens' Milly Alcock reveals what happens to Simone after shock twist ending: "She's chronically performing"
Anyone else devote their entire holiday weekend to watching all five episodes of Sirens? The addictive show fully filled a White Lotus shaped hole in our hearts - complete with a shocking twist.
Spoilers ahead so turn back now if you haven't watched, but Sirens ends with a recently-fired Simone getting the ultimate revenge on Michaela by essentially stealing her life - taking her place by Peter's side at the Kell's annual gala and shutting the door on her past.
So...what happens next?
According to Milly Alcock in The Wrap, Simone likely starts a family with Peter and looks after his estate: "She'll have a hand in a few things - I think that she'll help Peter run things, so that she knows what's going on."
Milly also noted that Simone's friendship with Michaela is fully over, saying: "I think that she feels a lot of guilt for what she's done, because she's not a monster It's a really uncomfortable place for her to revisit– it's like a bad breakup, you don't want to think about it."
She added: "I don't think Simone knows who she is. That's the saddest thing about her, she's chronically performing to fit into whoever somebody needs her to be. She's playing this part, she's so desperate for everyone to believe it."
As for Simone's sister Devon, it seems like she...maybe has a happy ending? As Meghann Fahy put it: "The Devon we leave is someone who's going back home with a better sense of self and more hope for her own future than she had at the beginning."
Sirens is available to stream on Netflix.
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