Terri J. Vaughn, star of ‘Tyler Perry’s Miss Governor,’ has confirmed the Netflix series has been canceled after just one season.

Formerly known as ‘She the People,’ the political comedy – which boasted a cast of familiar faces including TV veteran Jo Marie Payton as well as Jade Novah, Dyon Brooks, Drew Olivia Tillman, Tré Boyd, and more – hit the streamer in May 2025 to mixed reviews.

As fans awaited official news about its return, however, word began spreading it was among the Netflix shows that got the axe in February.

Taking to Instagram this week to confirm the report, Vaughn also reflected fondly on her time aboard ‘Governor.’

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During a heartfelt message on social media, the veteran actress revealed she was initially disappointed by the cancellation news.

“I’ve actually known this for some time but just kind of been sitting with it, letting myself just feel it and deal with it on my own,” she told her 1.2 million followers on Instagram on Monday (March 2). “I have to admit, I was quite heartbroken when I first got the info, mainly because…of course, because I really worked my a– off to make that show come to fruition.”

‘Governor’ is the brainchild of Vaughn (who also starred in and executive produced the series).

“My heart and the intention behind the show was just, and I still feel it was just so beautiful and purposeful [and] impactful…to be able to tell those stories through that character,” she relayed before sharing, “The most heartbreaking part of the show not coming back is all the people involved…[I could not have asked for] a more loving and talented group of people.”

Click PLAY on the clip above to hear Terri’s full statement on the matter.

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