'Glee' season 6 spoilers: Naya Rivera says goodbye, Becky has a new boyfriend,

It is "Glee's" final season and, from the looks of things, Becky Jackson will be staying for a while. The synopsis for the upcoming episode puts her character front and center along with Kurt and Rachel. 

According to the official synopsis for "Jagged Little Tapestry," "Rachel and Kurt struggle as they try to rebuild and co-direct the glee club at McKinley. Meanwhile, Sue is concerned when Becky brings her new boyfriend."

Becky's personal life will be featured in the episode, which will air Jan. 15, 2015. Further, Becky's boyfriend will actually make Sue Sylvester and the entire New Directions gang concerned for her. So, will this guy be good news for her? 

After everything that Becky has gone through, particularly the gun storyline, everyone is hoping that she will find her happiness sooner than later. Carter Matt also believes that together with Becky, Rachel and Sue should find their happiness as well. 

Elsewhere, "Glee" alum Naya Rivera finally said goodbye to the show. With only 13 episodes for the season, Rivera has already finished doing all of her scenes (earlier than the others) and she took to Instagram her feelings about bidding farewell to the show she has been part of for the last six years. 

In her Instagram account, she posted some promo pictures for season 6 together with her cast mates, captioned as: "Last day on the Glee set! Spending it in a scene with @heathermorristv and @druiddude. I have been truly blessed to have been on this crazy ride for the past 6 years and will always hold a special place in my heart for everyone that has been on this journey with me and Santana!" 

The other, more emotional photo shows Rivera's backside in a black and white snapshot. It is captioned: "That's a wrap! Santana Out!" 

"Glee" season 6 will premiere on Jan. 9, 2014.

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