The Yellowstone universe is expanding, and fans of Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) and Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) are in for an exciting ride. Following the conclusion of Yellowstone in 2024, a spinoff focused on the beloved couple is set to take place, and it’s bringing back a familiar face. Finn Little, who plays Carter, will reprise his role as a series regular in the upcoming spinoff, further cementing the family dynamic between Beth, Rip, and their adopted son.

Carter first appeared in Yellowstone’s Season 4 premiere as a troubled teen with a difficult past. After his drug-addicted father passed away, Beth and Rip took him in as their legal guardians. Over time, Carter became an integral part of their ranch life, even though Beth struggled with accepting her new role as a mother figure. In the series finale of Yellowstone, Carter relocates with Beth and Rip to their new ranch in Dillon, Montana, where he settles in as a member of their family.

With Carter’s return in the spinoff, his presence will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in shaping the stories of Beth and Rip as they continue their journey beyond Yellowstone. As a key part of their arc, Carter’s evolution in the new series will allow the show to delve deeper into the family dynamics and challenges they face as they adapt to life in Montana.

The as-yet-untitled spinoff will follow the present-day timeline, allowing it to maintain strong connections with the original Yellowstone series, unlike previous prequel spinoffs such as 1883 and 1923. While details about the show remain scarce, it’s been reported that the production is looking for a “Kevin Costner type” to join the cast, further hinting at the drama’s potential new direction.

This spinoff is just one of several new Yellowstone offshoots coming soon. Y: Marshals, starring Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton, is set to premiere in 2026, diving into the world of U.S. Marshals. Another spinoff, The Madison, will feature Michelle Pfeiffer and Matthew Fox, focusing on grief and human connection in central Montana. Additionally, 1944, another Yellowstone offshoot, is in the works, though its details have yet to be revealed.