Sheridan’s hits for Paramount include “Tulsa King” and “Landman.” In addition to TV shows, he will make movies for NBCUniversal.

Paramount has undergone some major changes under new owners Skydance and CEO David Ellison, and Belloni suggests that Sheridan wasn’t a fan of the new regime. The creator doles out hit after hit, but he doesn’t do it for cheap.

Paramount+ hitmaker Taylor Sheridan is leaving the streaming service for NBCUniversal, where he'll make movies and TV.

Taylor Sheridan, the creator of the popular Paramount+ show Yellowstone (PSKY), will leave David Ellison's media company at the end of his contract term for a big film and TV deal at NBCUniversal (CMCSA),

Sheridan is one of the industry’s biggest talents, having also created 'Tulsa King' and 'Special Ops: Lioness.'

It seems Taylor Sheridan is leaving Paramount to team up with one of the studio's rivals, although the Yellowstone creator won't be doing so right away.

Taylor Sheridan’s next chapter could reshape the future of prestige television. The Yellowstone creator is reportedly preparing to leave his longtime home at Paramount for a new partnership that may redefine his creative reach.