'House of Cards' Season 5 Spoilers: Dough Stamper Might End His Service To President Underwood

"House of Cards" is already in the works for its 5th season and fans are looking forward to Frank Underwood's return. The political TV drama series worries fans as spoilers emerged that the main character for "House of Cards" would be facing death, hinting the end of the 5th season.  

Season 5 is already in the works and it was mentioned that the political TV drama will be saying goodbye to one of the major characters. Moring News USA released "House of Cards" spoiler details as to what fans could look forward to.

Frank Underwood, portrayed by Kevin Spacey was finally chosen to be United States' 46th president. Though he was already set to take the seat, it was mentioned that his health continually declines and it placing his presidency at risk. With Frank Underwood's deteriorating health condition some of his colleagues are eyeing his seat as they are eager to replace him.

It was mentioned that "House of Cards" is bound to lose Frank Underwood as he was up for assassination. Movie News Guide hinted that his health problem is a major player to eliminate his character. Though it is speculated by fans that Frank Underwood will no longer be part of "House of Cards," it was mentioned that he will not be the one to leave the series just yet.

"House of Cards" is getting interesting as it remains unclear as to who could possibly leave the 5th season. It was then mentioned that Frank Underwood will be able to make it to the 5th season of "House of Cards" but Dough Stamper, who is Chief of Staff, however, might not be able to make it. Stamper's loyalty towards Underwood was revealed all throughout the 4th season of "House of Cards" as he even offered his liver aid Underwood with his transplant. Deadline hinted that Dough Stamper would finally close his curtains and his service to his beloved president.

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