"Fresh Off the Boat" will be leaving for good next year.

The show -- which was the first network TV comedy in two decades to focus on an Asian-American family -- will be ending after its sixth season. The series first aired on ABC in 2015.

The sitcom is about a family of Taiwanese immigrants who move to Orlando, Fla., in the ’90s to open a restaurant and raise their three sons. It's loosely based on Eddie Huang’s memoir of the same title.

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According to Vulture, ABC sent out a press release on Friday, confirming the news and stating that the finale will air on Feb. 21.

Per the outlet, citing a source, the network informed the cast and crew that there would not be an order of new episodes for the series and that the 14th and 15th episodes of Season 6 would serve as the series finale.

Due to a ratings erosion, ABC moved the show from Tuesday nights to "a revived TGIF block on Fridays," although that hasn't improved the performance, Vulture said.

In a statement obtained by People magazine, Karey Burke, president of ABC Entertainment, said: “We couldn’t be prouder of this game-changing show and the impact it has had on our cultural landscape. The success of 'Fresh Off the Boat' has helped pave the way for inclusion throughout the industry."

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Earlier this year, star Constance Wu found herself in hot water after she negatively reacted to the show getting renewed for a sixth season.

At the time, Wu tweeted she was “literally crying” when the new season was announced. However, she later clarified in a tweet that she was not upset due to the renewal itself, but because she had to give up a project she was "passionate" about taking on.

"I love FOTB," Wu -- who portrays Jessica Huang -- wrote. "I was temporarily upset yesterday not [because] I hate the show but [because] its renewal meant I had to give up another project that I was really passionate about. So my dismayed social media replies were more about that other project and not about FOTB."

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"I've gotten to fully explore my character and I know her like the back of my hand. So playing Jessica is fun and easy and pleasant. I get to work with a kind and pleasant cast/crew," she added. "Which makes it all quite enjoyable - so obviously I don't dislike doing a show that is fun and easy and pleasant."

Fresh Off the Boat airs Fridays at 8:30 p.m. ET on ABC.

Fox News' Jessica Napoli and The Associated Press contributed to this report