They promised a fresh start. A dream wedding. A peaceful life in Wellsbury.

Instead, they got handcuffs. Trauma. Headlines.

Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia has officially returned with Season 3, and it wastes no time reminding viewers that in the Miller household, nothing is ever as it seems.

This time, the stakes aren’t just personal — they’re criminal.

The Fallout of a Wedding — and a Murder

The season picks up moments after Season 2’s cliffhanger ending: Georgia is arrested at her own wedding for the murder of Tom Fuller — in full view of her new husband, her children, and half of Wellsbury.

Georgia’s signature composure? Gone.
The carefully curated suburban dream? Shattered.

Now, Georgia faces the very real possibility of prison. But anyone who thinks she’ll go down without a fight clearly hasn’t met her yet.

Meanwhile, the entire town watches — some out of sympathy, others with suspicion. The story spreads like wildfire, turning the once-private lives of the Millers into public spectacle. And the real question hangs in the air:

Was it mercy? Or was it murder?

Ginny: The Daughter Who’s Becoming Her Mother

Ginny (Antonia Gentry) is forced to grow up — fast. With her mother’s freedom on the line, her younger brother traumatized, and their entire life under a microscope, Ginny steps into a role she never asked for: protector.

But being Georgia’s daughter means carrying the weight of secrets she doesn’t fully understand — and maybe doesn’t want to.

This season explores Ginny’s inner turmoil: Can she truly condemn her mother… if she might’ve done the same thing in her shoes?

As her relationships with Marcus, Max, and her friend group fracture under pressure, Ginny begins walking a tightrope between defending her family and escaping the legacy she’s terrified of inheriting.

Austin: A Child in Crisis

Don’t underestimate Austin.

The youngest Miller is no longer the comic relief of the household. He’s a child grappling with trauma, confused loyalties, and a dawning understanding of what his mother really is. Season 3 gives Austin his most emotionally layered material yet, showing how children often carry the heaviest emotional burdens — especially when their parents think they’re “too young to understand.”

New Faces, New Threats

Season 3 introduces two major new characters who shake up the dynamic in Wellsbury:

Wolfe (Ty Doran): A sharp, observant student in Ginny’s advanced poetry class. He’s emotionally complex, mysteriously aloof, and clearly hiding something of his own. Is he a safe space for Ginny — or just another beautifully disguised danger?

Tris (Noah Lamanna): A queer, non-binary skateboarder and peer tutor with a deep connection to Marcus and Silver. Tris becomes a sounding board for Marcus’s spiral — and possibly his way out.

Paul Randolph: The Mayor, the Husband, the Problem

Season 3 also explores Paul’s descent. As Mayor of Wellsbury and Georgia’s new husband, he now has to defend a woman accused of murder… without fully understanding what she’s capable of.

He loves her. But does he trust her?
And more importantly — what does loving Georgia do to a man?

The Tone Shift: Darker, Smarter, Sharper

Season 3, with new showrunner Sarah Glinski, leans more into psychological drama than suburban satire. The jokes are still there — sharp as ever — but the shadows are darker.

This is a season about consequences.

The writing is tighter. The performances more layered. The visuals more cinematic. Georgia’s carefully crafted image begins to truly unravel — and for the first time, we see what happens when she’s cornered.

10 Episodes of Grit, Secrets, and Survival

Each episode of Season 3 stretches just under an hour, but the pace never slows. Emotional flashbacks, courtroom confrontations, awkward family dinners, and twisted romance scenes keep the momentum burning hot.

Georgia’s trial becomes a town-wide obsession, forcing Ginny to confront painful truths — not just about her mom, but about herself.

Watch the Official Teaser

Netflix’s teaser trailer pulls no punches. It opens with a slow zoom on Georgia’s wedding bouquet being trampled by police boots, then cuts to rapid flashes of courtroom scenes, prison visitations, and a single, whispered line from Georgia:

“I did it. And I’d do it again.”

Watch now:
🎬 Ginny & Georgia Season 3 | Official Teaser | “I’d Do It Again”