Game Of Thrones hit by HUGE spoiler leak as artwork depicting scenes from season seven finale emerge online
GAME of Thrones has suffered a shocking spoiler leak.
The HBO show won't be returning to screens until the summer but a leak of some concept art from the show has revealed some whopping spoilers about Jon Snow and a dragonpit.
The picture, claimed as real by fansite Watchers on the Wall, shows Jon Snow, Tyrion Lannister and Bronn at the entrance of the dragon pit.
It will reportedly be the moment Jon arrives with a wight to prove the threat from beyond the wall to the likes of Daenerysin the south.
Fans are in for a HUGE shock as the next season is set to end on a cliff-hanger even more shocking than the death of Jon Snow.
Maisie Williams, who plays Arya Stark, has revealed season seven marks the beginning of the end and it will leave fans on the edge of their seats.
The actress has revealed season seven will end of an "massive cliff-hanger".
She made the confession in a chat with magazine, revealing the storyline will "crash down" as Game of Thrones moves towards its conclusion.
Maisie said: "It's just kind of tumbling now.
"We’ve come to the climax and it’s rolling down to the end. It’s exciting...
"I really felt like at the end of last season everything was set up for how it was going to end.
"Every character came to a little junction in their lives.
"Now we’re all going to crash down together to however this show ends...
"[It ends on a] massive cliff-hanger".
A confirmed release date for season seven is yet to be formally announced – although it is already known it will air later than the usual April air date for previous seasons.
With winter falling across the seven kingdoms for the upcoming series, the show creators decided they needed to film later in the year to capture the authentic change in climate where the show is filmed.
However, eagle eyed fans have spotted that IMDB may have leaked the show air date after the website suggested Season 7, Episode 1 would be on television on 25 June 2017.
Traditionally, Game of Thrones airs in the UK on Sky Atlantic at roughly 2am simultaneously with HBO in America (airing on the East Coast at 9pm) so fans on both sides of the Atlantic can view the show – with the episode repeated at 9pm in the UK on the same day.
Filming for season 7, however, is believed to continue this month.
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