Kelly, who starred opposite Josh Duhamel in the Texas-set series, shared a heartfelt video compilation chronicling the romantic journey of their characters, Quinn and Staten. The montage highlighted the many ups and downs the star-crossed lovers experienced over the show's two seasons.

Accompanying the compilation, which featured signature Quinn-Staten scenes largely from the first season, Kelly penned a message directly to the fans of the show. Her tone was philosophical regarding the cancellation, as she wrote, “All good things must come to an end. And so it is,” before expressing her profound gratitude.

“Thank you all for giving us two beautiful seasons,” she stated, adding, “Thank you forever my Ransom Canyon family.”

Ransom Canyon centered on childhood friends Staten Kirkland (Duhamel) and Quinn O’Grady (Kelly), whose paths often crossed but whose timing never seemed quite right. Their relationship faced further challenges in the second season, including Quinn’s brief engagement to someone else. However, unlike the Season 1 finale, which left Staten and Quinn separated, the second season concluded with the pair in a much better place and very much together.

Notably, the Season 2 finale of Ransom Canyon did not feature any jaw-dropping cliffhangers, which may offer some solace to fans who had invested in the series and its characters over the two seasons.

April Blair served as the series' showrunner, creator, and executive producer. Executive producers also included stars Duhamel and Kelly, alongside Dan Angel, Bradley Gardner, and Joe Fazzio.