When Will ‘Jane the Virgin’ Leave Netflix?

The entire collection of Jane the Virgin is now streaming on Netflix but eventually, it’ll leave the streaming service. Here’s what we know about Jane the Virgin’s future on Netflix in the United States and around the world and when we could see it eventually leave Netflix.

Jane the Virgin is a sweetheart show on The CW that has been running since 2005. Jane, a young girl who has been artificially inseminated as part of a routine test is the subject of this series. Jane must then come to terms and accept the responsibility of raising a child while continuing her normal life.

The CW as well as Netflix have enjoyed the heartfelt series. The show is available on Netflix in nearly every country.

All seasons are now available on Netflix. Many will ask the question: When is the show ending? Netflix has ended its agreement with The CW.

Well, the good news is that for most people (including the US) removal isn’t on the cards for quite some time.

Jane the Virgin, a US series, will be streaming on Netflix over the next few years. When Deadline first reported on Netflix losing the deal, it stated that shows would stay on Netflix for “will continue to stream on Netflix during the broadcast life of the series and for a number of years beyond that.”

The CW's older shows are gone approximately five years after their final air date. Jane the Virgin will follow suit and you'll have time until 2024. There is plenty of time.

It should be available in other regions as well. Netflix Originals are only occasionally removed from Netflix.

When Jane the Virgin leaves Netflix, where will Jane the Virgin stream?

That’s a tricky question. The streaming landscape will change over the coming years. Older and more recent shows from The CW are now being divided up on different platforms.

The CW is a joint venture of Warner and CBS, who each have their respective streaming services. In this instance, we believe the show could find itself on both CBS All Access and HBO Max but again, this won’t be for quite some time.