Ginny & Georgia season 3 is officially out NOW
We've been on tenterhooks following THAT season 2 cliffhanger
Last updated 5th Jun 2025
After two long years since the release of Netflix's Ginny & Georgia season two - in what felt like a lifetime following THAT cliffhanger - the third season of the hit show has finally landed on the streaming platform!
Finally welcoming the infamous Georgia Miller (or should we say, Randolph) back to our screens, it's fair to say things aren't looking too peachy for the mother-of-two. With 10 brand new episodes to sink our teeth into, here's everything to know about the new season...
Is there a new season of Ginny & Georgia?
There sure is! As of 5th June 2025, the third season of the show was released, comprising of 10 episodes - as per seasons one and two.
The coveted release date was announced back in January, with bosses sharing a graphic with the date plastered in pink over a black background. They captioned the post: 'We have a drop date!!! Thank you all for being so patient. More to come…'
It was the news that fans had been waiting for - with one exclaiming in the comments: 'OMG I’M SO EXCITED 🔥', and another pleading: 'y'all are making me so nervousss, just release it tomorrow😔'. (sic)
When was the trailer released for season three?
Following the announcement of season three's release date, fans were chomping at the bit for any nuggets of information on the highly-anticipated series. Amping up the excitement, it was then on 17th April that show bosses shared a tantalising sneak pic video.
Just under a month later, the official full-length trailer later dropped on 8th May. Bosses teased the dramatic caption: 'They’re in this together, ride or die'.
WATCH: Ginny & Georgia season three official trailer
As fans of the show knew, season two ended with the dramatic twist of Georgia being marched out of her own wedding day in handcuffs - arrested on suspicion of murder. Despite their tumultuous relationship, the official trailer for season three saw Ginny stand by and support her mother.
WATCH: Ginny & Georgia season three teaser trailer
Opening with a shot of Georgia behind bars in a prison cell, Ginny could be heard saying: "What happens when everything falls apart? The rug can be pulled out from under you in a second."
The snappy teaser proceeded to show us many returning faces, and it's fair to say it looked like plenty of drama was set to roll out as Georgia faced the jury. Netflix took to their socials to share the teaser, writing: 'Time for a sneak peak…. Counting down the days to June 5th!!!'. (sic)
Of course, fans fled to the comments to share the excitement, following a two-year wait to see THAT cliffhanger play out - you know, the one that saw Georgia arrested on her own wedding day. One fan wrote: 'AHHHHHHHHHHHHH JUNE CANT GET HERE FAST ENOUGH', whilst another exclaimed: 'IF THIS IS THE TEASER THEN I CANT WAIT FOR THE TRAILER'. (sic)
Excitement for season three was well and truly ignited last year (2024), as show bosses shared a picture of the cast to confirm filming had begun in April. After almost a year's wait, it was then confirmed that season three of Ginny & Georgia would be with us in June 2025.
First look images
Shortly after announcing the release date, Netflix bosses quickly went on to share two new images of the new season, showing Georgia behind bars, and Ginny and her little brother Austin sitting on the bench in a courtroom.
From the concerned look on Austin's face, and after season two saw Georgia marched off in handcuffs, we could only assume the pair were watching on as their mother stands in court.
Filming for season 3
Filming for the third season of the show began back in April 2024, with bosses amping up the excitement with a picture of the returning cast at a script reading.
Showing starring cast members such as Brianne Howey (who plays the infamous Georgia), Antonia Gentry (who plays Ginny) and Felix Mallard (who plays Marcus) smiling with their brand new scripts, bosses wrote: 'Happy first day of filming of season 3!!! 🥰🍑🎬'. (sic)
With fans having waited over a year at this point for a production update on Ginny& Georgia season three, it came as no surprise that they flew to the comments to share the joy - one fan wrote: 'Finally i'm so excited!!' (sic), with another adding: 'YESSSS ❤️🔥'. (sic)
The image also confirmed the return of characters such as Zion (played by Nathan Mitchell), Paul (played by Scott Porter), Max (played by Sara Waisglass), Joe (played by Raymond Ablack) and Ellen (played by Jennifer Robertson).
Also appearing in the welcomed cast photo is Sabrina Grdevich - who plays the role of Cynthia - amping up the excitement following the dramatic ending to season two, which saw Georgia arrested for the murder of Cynthia's husband, Tom.
Not only has 2025 seen us finally get the third season of Ginny & Georgia, but fans were also gifted with Netflix dropping plenty more exciting titles - including the fifth and final season of You, and the third season of Squid Games.
Ginny & Georgia seasons one - three are available to stream on Netflix now.
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