Goodbyes are hard to do, especially for Lucy Hale and Ian Harding. On their last day ever playing Aria and Ezra on ‘Pretty Little Liars’ on Oct. 26, the co-stars shared sweet messages that will make every Ezria lover need a box of tissues (or 10). Click to see them now!

Talk about an icy cold reception! In last week’s crazy episode of ‘Pretty Little Liars,’ we saw Aria basically throw Ezra under the bus, and it looks like he’s found out. Check out a sneak peek for the upcoming episode!
Sorry Ezria fans — it looks like Aria’s (Lucy Hale) low blow letter could have blown up in her face. She totally trashed Ezra (Ian Harding), and in this clip for the Jan. 20 episode of PLL, we see that he’s not so thrilled with her! Watch it now!

On the finale of ‘Pretty Little Liars,’ Alison reveals exactly what happened on the night of her disappearance, and someone gets shot!
The season four finale of Pretty Little Liars was the episode that fans have been waiting for. Alison DiLaurentis (Sasha Pieterse) finally explained four years worth of secrecy in just one hour. Shocking confessions, more “A” mystery, and a shooting all happened in this jam-packed finale — and we may never recover. Let’s get to it!

Is Ezra’s reign of terror finally over? This week’s ‘PLL’ took a major step backwards, undoing the series’ biggest twist yet. Are you disappointed, or relieved?
I never thought this day would actually come, but Aria (Lucy Hale) FINALLY learned the truth about Ezra (Ian Harding) on the Feb. 18 episode of Pretty Little Liars, though it turned out to be a much different version of the truth than you probably expected.

Gangsters, gumshoes and gunshots galore? Best. Drug-induced. Hallucination. Ever.
With the evidence against Ezra (Ian Harding) piling up, and the amount of pills in Spencer’s (Troian Bellisario) tummy at an all-time high, there was only one place left for the residents of Rosewood to go from here: a black-and-white movie! Yes, the Feb. 11 episode of Pretty Little Liars shifted into a full-on tribute to film noir — and a beautiful one at that.

Plus, if Alison is alive… then who the ^%&$ is in her casket?!
“It’s not just that things have changed, it’s that they’re inside out.” That line, spoken by Aria (Lucy Hale) on the Jan. 7 winter premiere of Pretty Little Liars, may have been about her relationship with Ezra (Ian Harding), but it really applies to everyone and everything in Rosewood at the moment. By the time the hour was up, everything we thought we knew about the town’s residents — every relationship we’ve loved over the past four seasons — was completely turned around.

Browse our gallery of the wildest ‘Pretty Little Liars’ surprises & vote for the one that shocked you the most!
It’s hard to believe Pretty Little Liars’ fourth season is only halfway over, considering how many times the fandom’s collective mind has been blown. From the first surprise of the season (Dead-tective Wilden, anyone?) to the epic summer finale twist (Ezra, how could you?!) HollywoodLife.com is counting down the 10 moments that truly rocked our Tuesday nights this summer.

Is Alison alive? And who is ‘A’? Believe it or not, BOTH questions were answered on the summer finale!
I’d like to begin by asking forgiveness for any typos in this recap, as the Aug. 27 summer finale of Pretty Little Liars completely blew my mind, reducing me to a puddle of the man I was before the hour began. I’d also like to tell you to stop reading if you don’t want the game-changing ending spoiled for you.

The men in Aria’s life are about to meet! Which guy do you think she belongs with?
Poor Aria (Lucy Hale) has been stuck in an emotional tailspin all summer on Pretty Little Liars, torn between ex-boyfriend Ezra (Ian Harding) and new romance Jake (Ryan Guzman) — and it sounds like her love life is only going to get more complicated. HollywoodLife.com had a little chat with Ryan, who revealed that not only will Jake and Aria’s relationship continue to grow, but Jake and Ezra will finally come face-to-face. Spoiler alert: It won’t be pretty.

Is ‘Ezria’ about to call it quits for good? Get the dirt on all the upcoming Rosewood relationship drama!
Aria (Lucy Hale) may be standing by Ezra (Ian Harding) for now — despite his sudden case of fatherhood and the fact that she totally kissed his brother, Wesley (Gregg Sulkin) — but don’t expect her fidelity to last much longer. According to ABC Family’s official description of the March 12 episode of Pretty Little Liars, “Aria starts to seriously contemplate her relationship with Ezra as his new family situation continues to eat away at her.”

It appears Ezra’s not the ONLY one with a paternity secret in Rosewood!
It’s a good thing Mona (Janel Parrish) isn’t living at Radley Sanitarium anymore, because they might need the extra room for Spencer (Troian Bellisario)! The normally level-headed liar started to lose her mind on the Jan. 29 episode of Pretty Little Liars — I guess that what happens when you find out you’re literally sleeping with the enemy — and her resulting breakdown may have thrown a serious wrench in the beautiful machine that is “Ezria.”

Creepy dolls, mind-blowing time jumps, and plenty of backfat made for one killer ‘Pretty Little Liars’ finale!
There were more than a few questions on our plate Aug. 30 at the start of the Pretty Little Liars summer finale: Where is Dr. Sullivan? Who really killed Alison? And, of course, who the F is “A?” Believe it or not, we actually got some of those questions answered — a rare phenomena in Rosewood — and in typical Pretty Little Liars fashion, we were also presented with a whole lot more.

Do you think Aria belongs with someone her own age? Watch a preview clip of tonight’s episode & vote!
The staff at Rosewood High is about to become a lot less dreamy. Yes, Mr. Fitz (Ian Harding) bids his students farewell on the June 21 episode of Pretty Little Liars, with an emotionally charged speech secretly targeted at Aria (Lucy Hale) — you know, the student he’s been banging for the past year. Ezra’s words may be sweet, but I can’t help but wonder if his relationship with Aria is more trouble than it’s worth.