Twitter is crying over the series finale of 'Jane the Virgin'

Kylie Mar
·Host & Producer, Yahoo Entertainment
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After five seasons and 100 episodes, Jane the Virgin has come to an end.

It was a happy ending for all our beloved characters. Rogelio and Xiomara announced that they are moving to New York City, where Ro will be filming his new TV show, Jane Ramos returned to tell Petra that she still loves her, and Jane and Rafael finally got married, which is the happily-ever-after fans have been waiting for since the very beginning.

Fans loved everything about the finale, including the fact that we found out Jane and Rafael's son Mateo has been the show's narrator all along!

"I practiced with great-grandma. She said I'd be great at voiceover work," said young Mateo at Jane and Rafael's wedding ceremony. The narrator then said, "And for the record, I am."

The narrator's identity wasn't the only thing revealed during the finale. The audience also found out that the show is a telenovela based on Jane's book.

In the final scene, Rafael asked Jane, "What happens at the end of your book?" Jane responded, "They make it into a telenovela." Rafael then said, "Well, who'd want to watch that?"

However, most of the viewers were crying over the fact that their beloved series came to an end, while the rest of the fans took to Twitter to thank the series for five years of laughs and tears.

The cast of Jane the Virgin also took to social media ahead of the series finale to share their sentiments.

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Jane the Virgin. Wow. We started shooting the first season of Jane in July 2014. A few days into shooting I turned 30 on set. Yesterday I turned 35. And today is the very last episodes, 99 and 100 airing of Jane The Virgin. Five years. Five years of love, laughter, growth, pain, surprises, deaths, new births and a shit ton of memories. To my warriors who have supported me from day one, Thank you. I am able to live out my dream career because of you and I will never stop making art to bring Joy and Laughter into your home/train ride/plane ride or classroom! Art is my savior. Art is what makes me feel like I can fly. Thank you to Jennie for making me your Jane and to the incredible cast for becoming my family. I will always love you Jane. Hope you tune in tonight and enjoy our goodbye! 📸 by my mentor and one of the best in the biz @bradsilberling

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Five years. Jesus. How the hell did this happen. How was I lucky enough to get on a show where not only do I love what I’m working on but also love absolutely everyone I got to work with. Cast, crew, writers, producers, Jennie just everyone across the board are kind and wonderful. This show moved me across the world. Made me an immigrant and gave me a new family all at the same time. I’m so happy we got to end on our own terms unlike most shows and wrap things up at our own time but I’m still incredibly overwhelmed by this chapter ending. So people are asking me how I feel.. I don’t know. Probably mostly like in the last picture (taken right after I wrapped the last day). #goodbyejane #janeseriesfinale #janethevirgin

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Finally, for those of you who are wondering – No, Jane is not a virgin anymore.

The Jane the Virgin series finale aired on July 31, at 9 p.m. on The CW.

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