The expansive Yellowstone universe, known for its dramatic narratives and character development, has recently seen a surprising update regarding one of its long-anticipated spin-offs, "6666." Actor Jefferson White, beloved by fans for his portrayal of ranch hand Jimmy Hurdstrom, has indicated a significant lack of information regarding the project's future, casting doubt on its progression. Despite years of fan speculation and the expectation that Jimmy would play a central role in the Texas-set series, White revealed in a recent interview with the Daily Mail that he has no current knowledge of any plans to move forward with the show.

White expressed his gratitude for his experiences with the franchise, stating, "Not that I know of now. I kept my fingers crossed, but also, I'd be grateful if I got to do more and I'm grateful for what I got to do. I don't want to be selfish. We got a lot of great mileage out of that show." These comments come nearly four years after the "6666" spin-off was initially announced in February 2021. The series was slated to focus on Jimmy's new life at the historic Four Sixes Ranch in Texas, a location first introduced in "Yellowstone" Season 4. Many fans anticipated that Jimmy and his fiancée Emily, played by Kathryn Kelly, who became engaged in the final season, might even co-lead the new series.

Despite the current uncertainty surrounding "6666," Jefferson White remains profoundly appreciative of his time on "Yellowstone" and the impact the role had on his life. He described being cast in the hit drama as "a rare and lucky thing," comparing the opportunity to "winning the lottery." White also spoke highly of his collaboration with Kevin Costner, who portrayed the patriarch John Dutton. He noted that meeting Costner mirrored Jimmy's experience of encountering John Dutton, a living legend within the show's universe. White praised Costner's unwavering commitment to his craft, highlighting that even after years in the industry, Costner never "phoned it in" and genuinely cared about his work. Regarding Costner's ongoing legal issues, White mentioned he had no information beyond public reports. Fans can continue to stream "Yellowstone" on Peacock in the United States while awaiting further updates on the franchise's evolving future.