The 100 shocked audiences everywhere in Season 3 when Lexa was suddenly killed off. The showrunner has now come out and addressed how Clarke will deal with her death moving forward.

Clarke (Eliza Taylor) suffered heartbreak in season 3 of The 100 after the death of Lexa (Alycia Debnam-Carey), but the loss of that romance doesn’t mean Clarke will be alone for the rest of her ...

The 100: Clarke deals with Lexa's death in exclusive video. ... From the window they can see the conclave beginning, but Clarke is more focused on the bed still stained with Lexa’s blood.

Although it's been two episodes since Lexa's death, Thursday's episode of The 100 , "Stealing Fire," is finally showing the fallout in Polis -- or at least from the perspective of the room where ...

Knowing everything I know now, Lexa’s death would have played out differently. “The 100 is a post-apocalyptic tragedy set 130 years in the future. It’s a constant life and death struggle.

Things are looking pretty bleak for Clarke Griffin on The 100. She finally threw herself into a moment of romantic bliss with grounder leader Lexa, ...

Coming to his defense, “Faking It” creator Carter Covington applauded Grillo-Marxuach and “The 100” writers for putting Lexa and Clarke’s relationship on TV in the first place.

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains details of the March 3 episode of the CW‘s The 100.. It has been three weeks since lesbian character Lexa (Alycia Debnam-Carey) was killed by a stray bullet on ...

EXCLUSIVE: 'The 100' Boss Talks Clarke's Post-Lexa Life and Answers Your Biggest Season 4 Questions! The CW. By Leanne Aguilera. Published: 9:45 AM PST, February 1, 2017.

The 100 joined a long history of media that has resulted in a tragic ending for an LGBTQ character. It’s been years since the CW show killed off Lexa, but the series’ popular queer lady is ...

This year, The 100‘s Clarke and Lexa (Clexa) topped the list of most-reblogged fandom pairings, beating old favorites from Sherlock, Supernatural, and the Marvel franchise.

The 100 actress Eliza Taylor is staying true to her hope of giving Clarke some time to grieve for Lexa (Alycia Debnam-Carey) in the show's fourth season, dropping hints that Clarke hasn't moved on ...