The end of Ted Lasso marked the end of an era as most of the characters continue to pursue their dreams. Keeley Jones (Juno Temple) goes from being a model to owning her own firm at the end of the show. At the end of Ted Lasso Season 2, Keeley Jones leaves her position with AFC Richmond to start her own public relations firm. The beginning of Season 3 depicts Keeley running KJPR (Keeley Jones Public Relations) with the backing of billionaire investor Jodi Balfour’s Jack Danvers.This arrangement works well until Jack pulls Keeley’s funding upon the end of her and Keeley’s romantic relationship. While AFC Richmond owner Rebecca Welton stepped in as a new investor, KJPR’s days remained numbered. In the Season 3 finale, “So Long, Farewell,” a closing montage of events reveals Keeley has changed the name of her company from KJPR to KBPR. The decision brings an exciting new friendship to the forefront and highlights the show’s strengths through women’s empowerment. What’s more, it leaves the door open for more of Ted Lasso in the future. When Keeley first started KJPR, she was the driving force behind the firm. It was her vision, and as such, it made sense for her to name the start-up for herself. However, by the end of Ted Lasso Season 3, she appears to have partnered with her once, and likely future, Chief Financial Officer, Barbara (Katy Wix). It is this partnership that leads to the name change. No longer a solo act, the company rightfully becomes Keeley and Barbara Public Relations or KBPR.
The end of Ted Lasso marked the end of an era as most of the characters continue to pursue their dreams. Keeley Jones (Juno Temple) goes from being a model to owning her own firm at the end of the show. At the end of Ted Lasso Season 2, Keeley Jones leaves her position with AFC Richmond to start her own public relations firm. The beginning of Season 3 depicts Keeley running KJPR (Keeley Jones Public Relations) with the backing of billionaire investor Jodi Balfour’s Jack Danvers.
This arrangement works well until Jack pulls Keeley’s funding upon the end of her and Keeley’s romantic relationship. While AFC Richmond owner Rebecca Welton stepped in as a new investor, KJPR’s days remained numbered. In the Season 3 finale, “So Long, Farewell,” a closing montage of events reveals Keeley has changed the name of her company from KJPR to KBPR. The decision brings an exciting new friendship to the forefront and highlights the show’s strengths through women’s empowerment. What’s more, it leaves the door open for more of Ted Lasso in the future.
When Keeley first started KJPR, she was the driving force behind the firm. It was her vision, and as such, it made sense for her to name the start-up for herself. However, by the end of Ted Lasso Season 3, she appears to have partnered with her once, and likely future, Chief Financial Officer, Barbara (Katy Wix). It is this partnership that leads to the name change. No longer a solo act, the company rightfully becomes Keeley and Barbara Public Relations or KBPR.
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