The season finale of “The Idol” begins with Jocelyn working on her new song “One Of The Girls.” Tedros is watching from a distance, but Jocelyn ignores him. When he tries to join her, she tells him that he’s “served his purpose” and that she’s “done with him.”

Jocelyn is determined to move on from Tedros and focus on her career. She meets with Nikki and plays her the song, which Nikki loves. Andrew is also impressed with the song and agrees to let Jocelyn go on tour.

Meanwhile, Tedros is not giving up on Jocelyn. He tries to get Xander to turn on her, but Xander refuses. Tedros then tries to sabotage Rob’s career by spreading rumors about him raping a woman.

Jocelyn eventually finds out about Tedros’ plan and confronts him. She tells him that she knows he’s responsible for the rumors about Rob and that she wants him out of her life. Chaim offers Tedros $500,000 to leave Jocelyn alone, but Tedros refuses.

The tour begins and Jocelyn is doing well. However, Tedros shows up at the stadium and asks Jocelyn if she left him an artist’s pass. He’s using his real name, Mauricio Jackson, now that his club has been shut down.

Destiny is also at the stadium and she confronts Tedros about his past. She warns him that she’ll kill him if he hurts Jocelyn. Jocelyn and Tedros finally face each other and admit that they’ve missed each other. Jocelyn takes the stage and introduces Tedros to her fans as the love of her life. She kisses him on stage and orders him to stand in the darkness.

Jocelyn may have forgiven Tedros, but she’s still in control of the relationship. She’s using him to further her career and she’s not afraid to show him who’s boss.