Throughout the last six seasons, Chloe has been a beacon of light in Lucifer’s dark world, which leads viewers to wonder why she, of all people, would end up in Hell.

After living a long and mostly happy life, Chloe takes her final breath on her death bed and comes face-to-face with her old friend, ​​Amenadiel, who asks if she’s “ready to go home.”

The episode cuts to Hell, where we see Lucifer vigilantly working to redeem souls when he hears a knock at the door, and it’s no surprise who is there to greet him.

In an interview with Entertainment Tonight Canada, lead actor Tom Ellis opened up about the series finale, which addressed some major questions that fans had about the fate of Chloe and Lucifer’s relationship.

"I loved it because what I was desperate to happen was one, we address the fact that Lucifer and Chloe are not cut from the same cloth in that he’s immortal and she’s mortal," he explained. "But she needs to live her life out on Earth. I’ve realized what my calling is and we have a trust in each other that we are going to spend the rest of our lives together at the right time."

In a tearful end to the series, Lucifer and Chloe reunited to spend the rest of eternity together in Hell, but they also left a legacy on earth — their daughter, Rory.

You can stream all six seasons of Lucifer on Netflix now.