in "The Final Page", Barney reveals that his courtship with Patrice was an elaborate ruse designed to get Robin back; he then proposes. Robin accepts. The final season of the show depicts the 56 hours before her wedding to Barney. On her wedding day, she gets cold feet when she learns that Ted went to great lengths to find a locket she had buried years before; she takes it as a "sign from the universe" that she should be with Ted. Wanting her to be happy, Ted tells her that he no longer loves her in that way. She goes through with the wedding after Barney vows to always be honest with her. The series finale, "Last Forever", reveals that Robin and Barney divorced after three years . Robin leaves the group upon realizing that she can't bear to be around Barney, who has resumed his womanizing lifestyle, or Ted, who is now happily involved with Tracy McConnell (Cristin Milioti). She and the gang drift apart over the ensuing years, but she is there for Ted and Tracy's wedding, where she makes her peace with Barney In "Timing is Everything", the first season finale of spinoff How I Met Your Father, which takes place in 2022, Robin gives Sophie Tompkins advice about fear. By 2030, Robin is a very successful television news anchor and lives in New York. The last scene of the show depicts Robin looking outside her window to see Ted, who is now a widower and wants another chance with her, holding out the blue French horn from their first date. She smiles at him with tears in her eyes. The series' alternate ending implies that following Ted's wedding, Barney and Robin have since gotten back together. Discography "Let's Go to the Mall" (released under the stage name Robin Sparkles) "Sandcastles in the Sand" (released under the stage name Robin Sparkles) "The Beaver Song" "P.S. I Love You" (released under the stage name Robin Daggers) In other media The Robin Sparkles song "Let's Go to the Mall" was included on the video game Just Dance 3. References External links Quotes by Robin Scherbatsky How I Met Your Mother characters Female characters in television Fictional characters from British Columbia Fictional female musicians Fictional people with acquired American citizenship Fictional reporters Fictional singers Fictional television personalities Television characters introduced in 2005 Vancouver Canucks