'Glee' Season 6 Spoilers, Air Date: Naya Rivera Teases Wedding In Final Chapter, Lea Michele Tweets 700th Song Number

Is Glee Star Naya Rivera Fired Over Lea Michele Feud? — Naya Rivera poses with the award she won for favorite TV gal pal for her role in the series "Glee" at the 2014 People's Choice Awards in Los Angeles, California January 8, 2014. REUTERS/Kevork REUTERS

"Glee" Season 6, the final season of the FOX dramedy, returns January 2015. Naya Rivera recently teased Brittana fans with a photo of a wedding veil on Instagram. Lea Michele, meanwhile, has been updating her followers with Glee BTS photos and the show's 700th musical number. The season premiere airs Jan. 9.

Spoiler alert: This update contains Glee Season 6 spoilers. Read at your own risk.

Naya Rivera's wedding veil teaser confirms that the she is returning as Santana Lopez in Glee Season 6. Heather Morris is also presumed to come back as Brittany S. Pierce, as fans suspect of a Brittana wedding.

Days after Rivera posted this photo on Instagram, a TV scoop revealed there would be more than one wedding in Glee Season 6.

"Santana and (presumably) Brittany won't be the only gleeks tying the knot in the Fox comedy's final season," TV Line reported, hinting more characters are getting married in the final season of the series.

Originally, Lea Michele's Rachel and Cory Monteith's Finn are the center of the series finale. Since the young actor's passing, the showrunners have designed a new way by which the show could take a final bow. Many fans suspect Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Blaine (Darren Criss) are getting married in Glee Season 6.

However, Max Adler's Dave Karofsky has surfaced in Glee Season 6 spoiler reports. He would reportedly cause trouble between Kurt and Blaine.

"(It is) a new season and we're exploring some stuff. We love Kurt. We love Blaine. We love them together. We love them apart," Glee co-creator Brad Falchuk told E! Online.

Falchuk also went on record to calm fans, particularly the Klaine shippers: "Really, it's going to be OK."

Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy said he thinks the avid viewers of Glee "will be ecstatic and really thrilled by how things turn out" in the series finale.