Fans who saw Billions Season 7 Episode 12, the series finale, might be scratching their heads over all the developments, twists, and turns they witnessed. Here is the ending explained with spoilers.
Does Mike Prince lose all his money?
Yes, Mike Prince loses all his money, effectively destroying his billionaire status.
Not only that, Prince also loses the public image he has kept for much of Season 5, 6, and 7, which is that of a self-made genius who earned all his money himself. As a result, he also lost his sole qualification to become President of the United States.
Additionally, Kate Sacker, Philip Charyn, and Governor Nancy Dunlop, whom Prince believed to be his allies, were all revealed to have been betraying him and helping Bobby “Axe” Axelrod ruin Prince for some time.
Do Wendy and Chuck Rhoades reconcile their relationship?
Yes, Wendy and Chuck Rhoades seemingly reconcile their relationship at the end.
Wendy and Chuck’s reconciliation is evident by how they are happily shown dining at a hibachi restaurant with their kids and are no longer at odds with one another. This is unlike in the previous seasons, where Chuck and Wendy had a strained relationship, eventually leading to their divorce.
Does Chuck Rhoades reconcile with his father?
Yes, Chuck Rhoades reconciles his relationship with his father, Chuck Rhoades Sr.
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For much of the series, Rhoades Sr. constantly nagged and belittled his son for not being as successful or mean as him. However, Rhoades eventually won his father’s approval when he helped Bobby Axelrod and his team professionally take down Mike Prince. What makes this even sweeter is that Rhoades Sr. was in on the plan and helped expose Prince.
Additionally, Rhoades also secured a powerful law enforcement position: that being U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, which only helped him win his father’s approval even more.
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