The pause and the stated reason

Coco Uzuki and the editorial team behind Kodansha’s Dessert magazine announced on August 24 that Fall in Love, You False Angels will take a longer break. Both statements attribute the pause to health concerns and workload adjustment. The reporting does not disclose a diagnosis, and there is no editorial reason to speculate beyond the explanation the creator and magazine chose to provide.

The current plan is to resume serialization in Dessert’s January 2027 issue. That wording matters: it gives readers a useful target while leaving room for recovery to determine the actual return. FanBriefer is therefore not presenting January as a guaranteed chapter date or implying that work has already restarted.

How the anime fits into the situation

A television anime adaptation is separately scheduled for 2027, which makes the manga’s pause especially visible. The hiatus announcement does not say that the anime has been delayed, nor does it establish a production connection between the creator’s current workload and the adaptation schedule. The two timelines should be watched separately unless an owner source links them.

That distinction protects readers from drawing a larger production conclusion out of a personal health update. What has changed is the manga’s publication state: an active serialization is entering a planned multi-month pause. What has not changed, on the available evidence, is the anime’s broad 2027 window.

What the return target means for readers

The January issue target gives readers and booksellers a point to monitor, but the humane interpretation is conditional. A later return would not contradict the reason for the pause; it would reflect the recovery priority described by the editorial department. Any new schedule should come from Uzuki, Dessert or Kodansha rather than from issue-list speculation.

Until then, there is no new chapter cadence to plan around. The useful fan takeaway is that the series is paused, the creator intends to return after reviewing her workload, and the next confirmed publication step has not yet occurred.