“Girls5eva”? More like Girls4Now.

The comedy series featuring Busy Philipps and Sara Bareilles as former pop stars has been officially canceled, as reported by Variety and Deadline.

After transitioning from Peacock to Netflix for its third season, the streaming service has now decided not to renew “Girls5eva” for a fourth season.

YSL News is awaiting a response from Netflix regarding this decision.

Philipps hinted at the show’s fate earlier this month during an episode of her podcast “Doing Her Best.”

“(Girls5eva is) dead. I’m saying it,” the actress, known for her role in “Freaks and Geeks,” said on December 4. “If Netflix won’t say it, I will. Apparently, the viewership wasn’t enough to keep it going.”

Philipps mentioned that the agreement which brought the show to Netflix after its cancellation on Peacock was unusual. She explained, “Typically, when creating a TV show, there’s a deadline to inform the cast, or they can seek other opportunities. Our deal wasn’t set up that way. We would all love to continue, be it through a movie or a fourth and final season, but that doesn’t seem likely.”

She humorously suggested that the four main characters should organize a real concert at Radio City Music Hall.

The show, which premiered in 2021, centers around a fictional ’90s girl group, Girls5eva, attempting to make a comeback, featuring catchy and humorous original songs like “Dream Girlfriends” and “The Splingy.”

According to YSL News’s TV critic Kelly Lawler, the series serves as a sharp satire on the music and entertainment industry’s treatment of women as they age.

Despite the involvement of prominent producers, including Tina Fey, and a talented cast, the show struggled to gain traction after moving to the new platform.