New Theory Claims Lucia Might Betray Jason in GTA 6

Despite last week’s reveal of GTA 6 gameplay—which still has many players pretty excited—a lot of aspects about the most anticipated game in 2026 remain shrouded in mystery, including the storyline. As is well known, GTA 6 will feature a duo of protagonists—Jason and Lucia—who find themselves caught up in a major criminal conspiracy spanning the entire state of Leonida—the game’s setting—and in order to survive, they will need to work together.

The concept of two main characters certainly raises the possibility that one of them might, in one way or another, cease to be a playable character as a result of certain events—something we saw in GTA 5, which also featured multiple main characters (even if the alternate endings aren’t considered canon). In any case, players have long been speculating that something similar might happen in GTA 6. Moreover, according to a new theory, one of the plot twists in the game could involve a betrayal by Lucia.

This theory was put forward by a user on the social media X called GTA Golden. On his page, he wrote that Rockstar might have teased her betrayal during the presentation of Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look, since one of the scenes features Cliff Richard’s song “Devil Woman,” which contains some intriguing lyrics that may be directed at Lucia and her role in the GTA 6 storyline. You can check out more details below:

Rockstar may be teasing the story through the extended look song lyrics which suggests Lucia has intentions to betray Jason:

“She's just a devil woman

With evil on her mind

Beware the devil woman

She's gonna get you”

I’ve always said this I think Lucia when initially meeting Jason she has intentions of betraying him however that will depend on the relationship meter if it’s high by the end then she will change her mind and maybe sacrifice herself for Jason.

Based on the official details about GTA 6 shared by Rockstar, as well as reports from various media reps who’ve gotten their hands on a demo version, it seems the game will feature multiple endings. After all, it’s known that during story missions, you’ll perform actions that influence the future and have consequences —and this applies to both minor actions and larger-scale ones. Additionally, a morality system has been confirmed for GTA 6 —similar to the honor mechanics in Red Dead Redemption 2—and it’s expected that this will also influence the game’s ending and the significance of certain key moments within it.

Recently, it was also revealed GTA 6 will have a duration of about 80 hours, with the main story taking 50–60 hours to complete. In any case, it seems we’re in for an unforgettable adventure filled with various plot twists, and at this point, it’s hard to predict which characters will remain loyal and which will choose to betray. Most likely, Rockstar intends to put the situation entirely in the players’ hands.

For now, you can also find out everything we know about GTA 6 so far—the story, gameplay, map, open world, platforms, and more - as well as how GTA 6 is reshaping the 2026 game calendar and everything about GTA 6 pre-order details: price, bonuses, exact time, and Ultimate Edition.

Grand Theft Auto VI will release on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.