Emilia Clarke Told Her Mom How Game Of Thrones Will End, But She Already Forgot

The Game of Thrones cast hasn't been shy about sharing the show's ending with their loved ones, which is always met with mixed reactions.


Kit Harington (Jon Snow) reportedly told spouse Rose Leslie (Ygritte), who wouldn't speak to him for a number of days subsequently. Sophie Turner (Sansa Stark) spoiled the ending for fiance Joe Jonas, who was "so irritated because he loves the show. Recently, Emilia Clarke (Daenerys Targaryen) did the same for her mom. Her reaction? Uh... She forgot.


Clarke appeared on The Late Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Tuesday night (April 2), where she revealed she actually instructed her mom all about the ending. Her mom just can't remember a thing about it.


"I told my mom," Clarke explained in reply to Colbert asking if she had shared the news with anyone. Nevertheless the good thing about telling my mom these things is that she’s a vault because she’s just done forgotten. I instructed her. And we were talking about it the other day, and I was like, ‘Because, you know,’ and she was like, ‘Do I?’ And I was like, ‘Yeah, ‘cause I told ya. You sort of read one of the scenes,’ and she was like ‘I can’t remember what happens.’ And I was like, ‘I already told you twice. You missed your chance.’"


So let's get this straight. Clarke instructed her mom the ending to one of the hottest shows in entertainment like, ever, in the world, and she didn't remember. That's the show her daughter is in! Come on! And good ol' Dany needs have the ability to tell someone, because it's "deeply frustrating" for her, she admitted, to have to keep all of the secrets to herself.


"I just can’t wait for this to be out," she said.


While on Colbert's show, she spilled extra tea about Game of Thrones, like her thoughts on the final season's scripts, referring to how lost she felt immediately after poring over the last few scenes. And right now we know the actress survived two brain aneurysms while filming the show, so it all must have been an exceedingly hard time for her in general. Fire and blood, indeed.


We can't wait to be able to see how things finally shake out, and there's not much time left right now. The final season of Game of Thrones starts on April 14.