Gal Gadot is speaking publicly about her departure from the Wonder Woman role as the DC Universe moves toward a different version of the character. TheWrap reported her explanation on August 31, while GamesRadar covered her message to the actor who eventually inherits the role.

According to TheWrap’s account of an interview, Gadot said the decision to leave was connected to the way situations involving Henry Cavill and director Patty Jenkins were handled. She said she had initially been told Wonder Woman 3 would be developed with her, then chose to exit rather than continue under circumstances she felt were not handled elegantly.

The comments describe Gadot’s perspective; they are not a statement from DC Studios or a full production history. TheWrap’s report should therefore be read as an interview-based explanation, not as proof that every internal conversation followed the same timeline or that a particular film was formally greenlit.

GamesRadar reported that Gadot wished the next Diana actor well and expressed gratitude for having had the chance to wear the character’s boots. That message gives the story a constructive ending even as fans debate the change in direction for the franchise.

Wonder Woman’s transition reflects the broader reset of DC’s film universe. A new continuity can bring different actors and story plans, but it also asks audiences to separate a performer’s past contribution from the studio’s future casting. Gadot’s comments help explain her position without confirming who will officially play the next version.

The current reports also show why a viral clip or social-media summary should not be treated as the whole story. The main facts are the interview, Gadot’s explanation and her supportive message; claims about a completed replacement casting or a specific release plan require an official DC announcement.

The verified update is that Gadot has said she is moving on from Wonder Woman while supporting the next actor. Her remarks add personal context to a franchise transition, but the future of the character remains with DC’s announced creative and casting decisions rather than with online speculation.