It’s A Sin has been praised for its depiction of the Aids crisis (Picture: Channel 4)

Sad news, guys – The Pink Palace has officially closed its doors with creator Russell T Davies potentially ruling out It’s A Sin season 2. 

The absolutely beloved smash-hit series, tracking a group of friends dealing with the HIV crisis from 1980 to 1990, left fans absolutely heartbroken over devastating scenes showing how quickly and relentlessly the disease spread among a group of gay men enjoying life to the fullest. 

But despite its critical acclaim, Russell has said he has no intention of continuing the show any further, cementing it as a perfect ‘one and done’ series. 

‘There isn’t a second season. It was lovely. It said everything I wanted to say,’ he told Hollywood Reporter.

‘The only long-running thing I’ve ever done is Doctor Who and that’s becauseDoctor Who is designed to be long running.’ 

Russell admitted he was taken aback but just how successful the show was, with charity the Terrance Higgins Trust revealing its seen a surge in HIV testing as a result of viewers watching the show – leaving him unsure what to do next. 

The beloved series won’t return for any more episodes (Picture: Channel 4)

‘I don’t know how I follow something like It’s a Sin,’ he said. ‘I think I’m just going to write something funny.