Disney Channel has pulled the plug on its popular sitcom, “The Villains of Valley View,” after just two seasons. The news was confirmed by co-creator and executive producer, Jamie Bellet, via Twitter.

“We are so incredibly grateful for the opportunity to have created ‘The Villains of Valley View,'” Bellet shared in his tweet. “Thank you to our amazing cast and crew who poured their hearts and souls into the show. We’re proud of the stories we told and the laughs we shared.”

The cancellation comes as a surprise to many fans, who were eagerly anticipating a third season. “The Villains of Valley View” had garnered significant viewership and positive reviews for its blend of humor, heartwarming moments, and empowering messages about family and self-discovery.

The show followed the adventures of the Hapley family, a group of supervillains trying to blend into suburban life in Valley View, California. It starred Isabella Pappas as the teenage superhero-in-training, “Hailey,” and a talented ensemble cast, including Reed Horstmann, Malachi Barton, and Kayden Grace.

The cancellation of “The Villains of Valley View” marks the latest in a series of Disney Channel shows that have been abruptly canceled. While the reasons behind this decision remain unclear, fans are left heartbroken, expressing their disappointment and appreciation for the show’s unique premise and its ability to entertain and inspire.