Sian Clifford

Saddest bit of Fleabag's finale? Having to say goodbye

Goodbye to darling Fleabag, who wiped her tears dry before leaving us last night with a smile and a final wave.

The best references & running jokes in Fleabag finale

The final (ever?) episode of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's comedy was full of nods to the show's history - CONTAINS SPOILERS

8 of the most talked about moments in Fleabag season 2

Phoebe Waller Bridge's Fleabag has come to an end (never to return, cast members say) and fans are in mourning. Here, Vogue looks back at some of the stand-out moments that lit up our Whatsapp chats over the past six weeks: from Claire's questionable haircut to that scene in the confessional. (Spoilers alert.)

Fleabag finale is an absolute masterpiece

Fleabag graciously bowed out of our lives today with the final installment of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's insanely perfect second series.

Fleabag: the most electrifying, devastating TV in years

Phoebe Waller-Bridge raised the bar so utterly with her hit show's second, and last, series that you just have to shake your head in astonishment ... then go back to the start.

Fleabag's finale was a heartbreaking crescendo

Few artists have so truthfully explored every intricacy and hardship of what it means to love as Phoebe Waller-Bridge.

Fleabag season two review

Phoebe Waller-Bridge's exemplary artistry shines through in the latest series of her beautifully candid comedy Fleabag.

Fleabag star says show will end after second series

Sian Clifford, who plays Fleabag's (Phoebe Waller-Bridge) sister Claire, appeared on BBC Breakfast where she said "there will not be a third series".

Sian Clifford: Final Fleabag episode is perfect ending

Fleabag star Sian Clifford has said the series two finale next week will be the show's last episode.

Clifford, who plays Fleabag's sister Claire in the BBC comedy, said the final episode has a "perfect ending" which is "closer to poetry".

She also told BBC Breakfast about her relationship with the show's creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge, who also plays the lead role.

How Fleabag's second series has surpassed its first

The first series of Fleabag was a sharply written comedy with an undercurrent of sadness, coming to a head in its final episode with an unexpected gut punch. This time around, Phoebe Waller-Bridge has managed to maintain the smart, acerbic humour of series 1 while injecting more emotional moments throughout - some of them so powerful they make you want to go back and rewatch episodes as soon as you've finished them.