When Will ‘Ginny & Georgia’ Return for Season 4? What We Know so Far
Back to Wellsbury we go! Ginny & Georgia has become a massive hit for Netflix, and even before Season 3 dropped on June 5, the streamer had already confirmed Season 4. The mother-daughter dramedy is just getting started.
The Netflix series was renewed for a third and fourth season in May 2023. Even though Season 3 just came out, fans have been given some updates about the show’s future. Scroll down to get the latest news about Ginny & Georgia Season 4.
When is Ginny & Georgia Season 4 coming out?
Ginny & Georgia Season 4 doesn’t have an official release date yet. The cast began filming Season 3 in late April 2024. Production takes place in Toronto, Canada.
On February 24, 2025, the official Ginny & Georgia Instagram account revealed that the writers’ room is back in session for Season 4! “First day of the season 4 writer’s room!!! Based on today alone season 4 is going to be a RIDE,” the caption read.
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The first season was released in 2021, followed by Season 2 in 2023. Given the two-year space between the first two seasons, Seasons 3 and 4 will likely follow suit and drop in 2025 and 2027, so take your time with the Season 3 binge-watch.
Who is returning for Ginny & Georgia Season 4?
It wouldn’t be Ginny & Georgia without… Ginny and Georgia. Brianne Howey and Antonia Gentry are expected to return as the ultimate mother-daughter duo.
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All of your Wellsbury favorites should return for the fourth season. This includes Scott Porter (Paul), Felix Mallard (Marcus), Sara Waisglass (Max), Jennifer Robertson (Ellen), Diesel La Torraca (Austin), Raymond Ablack (Joe), Katie Douglas (Abby), Chelsea Clark (Norah), Sabrina Grdevich (Cynthia), Tameka Griffiths (Bracia), Nathan Mitchell (Zion), Daniel Beirne (Nick), Nikki Roumel (Teen Georgia), Ben Caldwell (Young Gil), and more.
Behind the scenes, Sarah Glinski has been named a showrunner for the third and fourth seasons. She took over for Debra J. Fisher. Glinski previously served as an executive producer on Degrassi: The Next Generation. Glinski joins creator, showrunner, and executive producer Sarah Lampert.
What will Season 4 be about?
There’s never been a dull moment in Wellsbury since Georgia and her family moved to town. Lampert told Tudum ahead of the double renewal that she had Seasons 3 and 4 “all planned out.”
Season 3 ended on a major cliffhanger, with Georgia realizing she was likely pregnant after having a craving for milk, which she favored during her pregnancies with Ginny and Austin. The baby’s father is a mystery, though, as she slept with both Joe and Paul (pre-split) during the season.
A new season will also explore the aftermath of Ginny having Austin lie on the stand at Georgia’s trial. Georgia was acquitted after being accused of killing Cynthia’s husband, and Austin’s dad Gil (Aaron Ashmore) paid the price. Despite bonding with his dad, who used to abuse Georgia, in Season 3, Austin stayed loyal to Georgia by testifying that he saw Gil kill Tom. Oh, and Ginny blackmailed Cynthia into not pushing back by threatening to expose her affair with Joe, which could’ve painted Cynthia as a suspect by giving her a possible motive (after all, if her husband was out of the picture, she would’ve been free to pursue a relationship with Joe).
Ginny, Georgia, Austin, and the rest of the characters will continue to navigate the ups and downs that life throws at them. Ginny will likely be thinking about life beyond Wellsbury, Massachusetts, in Season 4, too, as she’ll be heading into her junior year of high school, which was teased in the Season 3 finale as “hell year.”
Will there be a Ginny & Georgia Season 5?
Ginny & Georgia’s future beyond Season 4 is unknown for now. But could Season 4 be the final season? Fisher revealed to The Hollywood Reporter that she and Lampert originally pitched Ginny & Georgia as four seasons. “We know what we want the end game to be. We know what we want the last episode to be,” she said.
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