Longview, TX High School graduate Matthew McConaughey is reportedly in talks to join the ever-expanding Yellowstone universe. The Oscar winner would be another massive star to find a home in Taylor Sheridan's television world.

According to a report from PEOPLE, there are talks about this happening after Kevin Costner leaves, which as it turns out could be much sooner than later. Reportedly Costner is considering leaving after Part 2 of Season 5 to focus on directing and starring in a new project.

A spokesperson for Paramount Network says they hope to have both stars as a part of the Yellowstone family.

"We have no news to report. Kevin Costner is a big part of Yellowstone and we hope that's the case for a long time to come," the spokesperson said in a statement. "Thanks to the brilliant mind of Taylor Sheridan, we are always working on franchise expansions of this incredible world he has built."

If Costner does leave, he'd be leaving on top. Just last month he took home the Golden Globe for best actor in a television drama.

Since Yellowstone debuted, creator Tyler Sheridan has brought to life many spin-offs and sequels with massive stars attached to them including:1883 starring Sam Elliott, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, and 1923 starring Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford.

Oh, and if you missed it last year Cole Hauser, aka Rip Wheeler, launched a new business venture in West Texas. Beth Dutton’s love interest on the show, is part of an investment group that purchased San Angelo’s Longhorn Coffee Co., known for its unique blends: “Snake Bite”, “Concho” and “Pecos.” Read more on that here.

And you can rent out Rip's cabin here:

Want to Stay in a Real Dutton Ranch Cabin from the TV Show 'Yellowstone'?

Now, we all know that the show is set in Montana, but did you knot that the Dutton Ranch is actually the Chief Joseph Ranch in Darby, Montana? And if you really would like to live the "Yellowstone" lifestyle for a while, there are actually two cabins on the property available for you to rent out.

Look at This Gorgeous 78-acre Ranch in Troup, TX--"Little Yellowstone"

See why it's called "little Yellowstone." This place would be akin to having your own state park--lovely home, custom barn, wildlife, income opps.

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