This article contains spoilers for the Season 5 finale. Proceed with caution if you wish to remain unspoiled.

Country music sensation Lainey Wilson made a spectacular return to “Yellowstone,” highlighting a romantic reunion with Ian Bohen during Sunday’s Season 5 finale.

Wilson, 32, made her acting debut as Abby, a free-spirited musician who fell for cowboy Ryan (Ian Bohen) right from the start in the Season 5 premiere of 2023.

The relationship heated up quickly before Ryan had to head to Texas for cowboy duties and Abby hit the road for her music career. Wilson described the role crafted for her by “Yellowstone” creator Taylor Sheridan as “a dream come true,” and fans have eagerly anticipated Abby’s return since the two characters parted ways.

Well, hold on tight, because true country love has triumphed! The couple’s reunion brought one of the most heartwarming moments on Sunday’s episode, which is said to be the series finale of “Yellowstone.”

What Was Abby’s Return Like in ‘Yellowstone’?

After Ryan left Abby to manage Dutton’s cattle in Texas, he ultimately decided ranching wasn’t for him, especially with the Yellowstone Ranch closing down. He manages to snag a last-minute ticket for one of Abby’s concerts, the only one left available according to the seller. Abby has clearly achieved great success, much like Wilson, who won five awards at the 2023 Country Music Association Awards, becoming the first woman to take home the top honor in over ten years.

As Ryan enters the concert (which was filmed earlier this year at a performance in Fort Worth, Texas), he watches Abby deliver a vibrant performance of Wilson’s song “Hang Tight Honey,” a tune about a performer’s longing to return home to their love. Everyone stands in the venue, making the “sellout” claim a bit questionable, but we overlook that fact because it’s such a lively concert, and Ryan thinks, “What was I even doing leaving her for cattle in Texas?”

Just after Abby sings, “I’m headed straight home to you,” she approaches Ryan, who confesses, “I made a mistake. I chose the wrong path.” Working with Dutton’s cattle in Texas wasn’t his ultimate goal.

“You are my Super Bowl,” Ryan tells Abby. She gives him a passionate kiss while holding a Coors in her other hand. (Great kiss, but that product placement is hard to ignore.)

Abby invites Ryan to join her “life on the bus,” and he doesn’t even have to work as a roadie. “I’ll take it,” he responds with a beaming smile, and they leave hand in hand, ready to embrace a new future together.

Bohen and Wilson shared Instagram videos the following Monday from the official “Yellowstone” account, capturing fun moments they had backstage with the caption, “We’re going wherever Abby and Ryan are headed!”