Out of all the betrayals in Industry Season 3, of which there were many, Yasmin's shocking decision in Sunday's finale was one of the most heartbreaking but least surprising. After years of will-they-won't-they, Yasmin and Robert finally say"I love you," only for her to turn around and get engaged to Henry Muck later that same day.
Yasmin Chooses Henry Out of Self-Preservation Close Throughout Season 3, Yasmin has been through her fair share of turmoil, dealing with her father's death and the fallout of his decades of embezzlement and predatory behavior toward women. Newly fired from Pierpoint, Yasmin was forced to either become the public face of the scandal or fight it out in court, which she simply can't afford to do.
When they visit Henry in Somerset, Yasmin's conversation with Lord Norton sways her further into the direction she was already leaning towards. He not only guarantees her the protections of his newspaper empire that would make the stories about her and her father go away, but offers her some paternal warmth she’s never really experienced before.
Yasmin and Robert's Relationship Was Never Going To Work After their quasi-love triangle with Harper in Season 1, Yasmin and Robert remained friends throughout Season 2, but it became clear Robert's feelings for Yasmin were a lot deeper than hers. Their relationship was always one-sided, and in Episode 7, Yasmin even admits,"I'm good at making people feel like I love them, but I don't know that I ever have.
Throughout her road trip with Robert, their insurmountable differences become more noticeable than ever, both in their upbringing and their emotional maturity. Yasmin will always have some level of condescension towards working-class people, including Robert, and while his ayahuasca trip seems to have brought him some emotional clarity, she still has plenty of issues she needs to work through.
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