When Ginny & Georgia first premiered on Netflix back in 2021, fans immediately fell in love with the dynamic story of a mother and daughter looking to start their lives over in the fictional town of Wellsbury, Massachusetts. But what was meant to be a smooth-sailing life quickly took a massive turn, with more drama and emotional turmoil than anyone could've expected.
As season 2 dropped on the streamer, fans fell back in step with the Miller women as they watched Georgia (Brianne Howey) prepare for her wedding to Mayor Paul Randolph (Scott Porter). What's more, Ginny (Antonia Gentry) was going through a tough time, dealing with depression, friend drama and an on-and-off relationship with next-door neighbor Marcus Baker (Felix Mallard). The Miller family's fairytale ending was shattered at the end of season 2, leaving Georgia behind bars, Ginny in shock and fans demanding answers. But don't worry peaches, where there's a will, there's a way, right?
...Right?
Even for a mama who is as clever, sharp-witted and high-spirited as Georgia Miller, it's hard to imagine how she is going to charm her way out of this one. And it's possible that things will be a little different this time. In a February 2025 interview with Entertainment Tonight, Brianne described season 3 as "the most unhinged" season yet, calling it "Georgia's breakdown season" and teasing that we'll get to see "a new side of Georgia... a new side of Ginny." Pretty shocking to hear, for a character as resilient as we know Georgia to be. What could be in store for the mother-daughter duo that we've grown to know and love? Imaginations are rampant with theories about what's in store for season 3.
The good news is, we get to find out soon. Netflix dropped epic news about Ginny & Georgia season 3, and needless to say, it's about to get a whole lot wilder!
Is there a season 3 of Ginny & Georgia?
Four months after Ginny & Georgia season 2 aired in January 2023, fans learned the series would be back for seasons 3 and 4. As for how they learned the news, Netflix dropped a video with Antonia excitedly revealing the show will return for two more installments.
"Ginny & Georgia has been renewed for Season 3 — and Season 4!" read the caption for a May 2023 post on X (formerly Twitter).
Naturally, seeing the news had viewers completely ecstatic for more episodes with the Millers. "Finally thank you Netflix," one person wrote on X. "Let’s goooooooo! Couldn’t end it on that cliffhanger," a different fan added.
Has Ginny & Georgia season 3 finished filming?
You bet it has!
In April 2024, Ginny & Georgia's official Instagram shared photos of the cast back together for the first table read of an all-new season. The post revealed that not only was production officially underway for season 3, but that filming had started as well.
"Happy first day of filming of season 3!!! 🥰🍑🎬,' read the caption on April 29.
The cast was equally excited to be back on set for another installment. Brianne Howey shared her own selfies with the cast from their initial reunion, posing with on-screen children (Antonia and Diesel La Toracca), along with more photos with Scott Porter, Nate Mitchell and Raymond Ablack.
"Let the games begin! 🍑🍑🍑," she wrote on Instagram. "Season 3 LET'S GO."
The show officially wrapped filming on September 14, sharing the exciting news in an instagram post…
"AND THATS A WRAP on production for Ginny & Georgia season 3!!" the caption read alongside photos of the cast and crew on Instagram. "This season is really special and it’s because of the heart, hard work, dedication and endless talent poured into it by everyone who worked on it. Thank you to our incredible cast and crew and I’m so proud to show the fans what we’ve created 🍑."
When does Ginny & Georgia season 3 premiere?
If that wasn’t enough to get folks excited, we have an official release date!
Showrunners announced that Ginny & Georgia season 3 will premiere on Netflix on June 5, 2025. We’re marking our calendars!
Who will be in the cast of Ginny & Georgia season 3?
Based on the events of Ginny & Georgia season 2, here's who fans can expect to return for season 3:
- Antonia Gentry as Ginny Miller
- Brianne Howey as Georgia Miller
- Diesel La Torraca as Austin Miller
- Felix Mallard as Marcus Baker
- Sara Waisglass as Maxine "Max" Baker
- Scott Porter as Mayor Paul Randolph
- Jennifer Robertson as Ellen Baker
- Raymond Ablack as Joe
- Nathan Mitchell as Zion Miller
- Mason Temple as Hunter Chen
- Humberly González as Sophie Sanchez
- Katie Douglas as Abby
- Chelsea Clark as Norah
- Sabrina Grdevich as Cynthia
- Katelyn Wells as Silver
- Ty Doran as Wolfe
- Noah Lamanna as Tris
Although it's unclear if Aaron Ashmore (who played Georgia's ex-boyfriend and Austin's father Gil Timmins) will return for season 3, given how his presence was felt throughout before popping up in the season 2 finale, we can only hope that he'll make an appearance at some point.
What's more, it looks like Ginny will have some new classmates this season, as Variety announced on September 13 that Ty Doran and Noah Lamanna have officially joined the Ginny & Georgia cast for season 3. The outlet writes Ty will play Wolfe, a student in Ginny's poetry class who isn't too into the idea of schoolwork. Noah is set to portray Tris, a skateboarder who also peer tutors and is a friend of both Marcus and Silver.
Ty was clearly excited to reveal his latest acting news, as he shared a screenshot of the Variety article to his Instagram the same day. "Get ready for some absolute shenanigans @netflix," he wrote in the caption.
What will Ginny & Georgia season 3 be about?
While it's only natural for Ginny & Georgia to keep the overall plot under wraps, the cast did mention how they feel about where the series is going.
In a May 2024 interview with Teen Vogue, Felix Mallard broke down his excitement to return to set and get back into the world of Marcus Baker, sharing his hopes for where his character could go with Ginny Miller.
"I love what (creator/executive producer) Sarah [Lampert] has in store for Marcus, and I love that it always surprises me," he told the outlet. "It's always something different ... I don't know what I would do that's anything more interesting than what we've got going on."
"Obviously, people want to see Marcus and Ginny and where they go. They both have a lot of stuff to figure out," he added. "It's why they love each other, but it's also why they can't be with each other right now. If I could write this season, I'd like to see more of that. I want to see Georgia snap. But that's just me. I think it'd be great, though. I want to see her go wild and just say, 'F**k it. Let's see how crazy we can get.' But honestly, I've only read the first couple scripts of season 3, and I'm already super excited about where we're going."
Speaking of Sarah's involvement, she spoke to Netflix's Tudum in January 2023 about how there's a lot more to the stories of each character in Wellsbury. One character is of particular focus for her, and Sarah's ready to explore her storyline even further than before.
"When we had to develop the storyline for Season 2, we knew exactly what we wanted Season 3 to be," she said at the time. "Georgia needed to kill someone and she needed to kill someone in Wellsbury, Massachusetts. When it comes around to Season 3, they will throw them new hurdles, new relationships and new challenges."
Well, this certainly leaves us intrigued.
How can I watch and stream Ginny & Georgia season 3?
When new episodes of Ginny & Georgia drop on June 5, 2025, they'll be available to stream exclusively on Netflix.
For those who don't have access to Netflix yet, you will need to have an account made before watching Ginny & Georgia season 3. Luckily, the streamer offers a number of plans to choose from that start at $7.99 per month. Once you're set, just click on the title page on either the Netflix site or on-the-go with the Netflix app.
In the meantime, we suggest re-watching the first two seasons of Ginny & Georgia. That way you'll be all caught up for season 3 and can jump right back into the drama when it's time.
As the entertainment and news associate editor for Good Housekeeping, Adrianna (she/her) writes about everything TV, movies, music and pop culture. She graduated from Yeshiva University with a B.A. in journalism and a minor in business management. She covers shows like The Rookie, 9-1-1 and Grey's Anatomy, though when she’s not watching the latest show on Netflix, she’s taking martial arts or drinking way too much coffee.
