
Amelia Dimoldenberg to Wrap Up Chicken Shop Date with Final Dates
Amelia Dimoldenberg announced that Chicken Shop Date will end after 12 years, with a few final dates and videos planned before the show wraps up.
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Amelia Dimoldenberg announced that Chicken Shop Date will end after 12 years, with a few final dates and videos planned before the show wraps up.

Amelia Dimoldenberg is ending her viral YouTube series Chicken Shop Date after 12 years, announcing on Instagram that a final run of episodes is coming soon. The show began in 2014 as a youth magazine column and evolved into a cultural phenomenon, pulling in A-list guests and reaching over 4.4 million followers with about 1 billion total views. Dimoldenberg says the show will always be part of her story, but it's time to move on and pursue new projects, including her Dimz Inc. production banner, a London youth academy, a rom‑com she’s writing and starring in, and a BBC series.

Amelia Dimoldenberg has announced that Chicken Shop Date will wrap after its upcoming season, ending the beloved interview series she launched as a teen. The show, famed for its deadpan chats with A-listers in a chicken shop, helped drive massive YouTube success (topping a billion views in its tenth year). Dimoldenberg says she’s grateful for the journey but ready to move on, promising a few final dates before the series ends.

Amelia Dimoldenberg has announced a final series of Chicken Shop Date, winding down the 12-year run of her deadpan interview show that attracted big-name guests. The creator started the project at 17 and says the final season will celebrate what the series has been. Dimoldenberg is also pursuing new projects, including a BBC YA drama and a romcom for Orion Pictures, as she moves on to the next chapter.

Amelia Dimoldenberg has announced that Chicken Shop Date will end after a final run, closing a 12-year chapter for the hit YouTube interview series she started as a column at 17. The show has hosted interviews with stars like Billie Eilish, Andrew Garfield and Paul McCartney, and Dimoldenberg’s channel now boasts about 3.4 million subscribers and roughly a billion views. She’s also developing a BBC YA drama inspired by Skins and an upcoming rom-com with Orion Pictures, with a final lineup of eclectic guests as she closes this chapter.

Adobe pledges nearly $10 million in 2026 grants and product donations to support filmmakers via its Film & TV Fund, including direct funding to creators for the first time. The fund will partner with Rideback RISE and Amelia Dimoldenberg’s Dimz Inc Academy, while expanding Sundance Ignite Fellowship support; four beneficiaries will premiere projects at Sundance, highlighting Adobe’s ongoing commitment to diverse voices and access to tools.