If you blinked, you might’ve missed it—but fans didn’t.

Following the jaw-dropping Season 2 finale of Beauty in Black, viewers are dissecting every frame of the final scene, and one mysterious detail has sparked a wildfire of speculation: Is the show heading into supernatural territory for Season 3?

The moment in question? A brief post-credit shot, barely 4 seconds long, showing a shadowy figure standing outside Kimmie’s childhood home—despite the fact the property burned down in Season 1. The figure appears dressed in black, with eyes that flicker in the dark like embers. No explanation, no dialogue, just silence—and then, cut to black.

Social media erupted.

“Wait—who TF was that at the house?? Those weren’t normal eyes.”
“It’s giving ghost… demon… possessed twin?? Tyler Perry, we need answers.”
“There’s no way that scene was an accident. Something WILD is coming.”

A Shift in Genre? Or a Red Herring?

Traditionally grounded in psychological drama and high-stakes family betrayal, Beauty in Black has never flirted openly with the paranormal—until now. And this subtle tonal shift has fans excited, anxious, and even divided.

“Tyler Perry is known for twists, but this feels like a pivot,” one Redditor posted. “If they go supernatural, it could be iconic… or it could ruin the grounded tone.”

Still, there are clues sprinkled throughout Season 2 that in hindsight feel like foreshadowing:

Kimmie’s reoccurring dreams of drowning despite no water nearby

Mallory’s obsession with astrology and ancestral rites

The cryptic message left in Delilah Shaw’s will: “The dead don’t forget. They just wait.”

Insiders Tease “Dark Energy” Ahead

A source close to the writing room didn’t confirm the supernatural rumors, but didn’t deny them either.

“Let’s just say… the line between reality and belief gets blurrier in Season 3,” they told BuzzPost. “We’re going deeper—emotionally, culturally, and mythologically.”

Actress Taylor Polidore Williams (Kimmie) also stoked the fire during a livestream Q&A with fans:

“I had to prep for scenes this season in a totally new way—emotionally and spiritually. That’s all I’ll say.”

Is Dezmond Even Real?

Adding fuel to the flame is the newly announced character Dezmond Shaw, played by Kofi Siriboe. His official character bio lists him as a “tech mogul with unfinished business,” but fan theories suggest Dezmond may be more than human—perhaps a spiritual conduit, a long-dead relative, or even a hallucination born from trauma.

“Notice how no other character talks to Dezmond in the teaser. Just Kimmie. I’m calling it now: he’s not real,” one fan wrote.

Season 3: Psychological, Supernatural, or Both?

Whether or not Beauty in Black fully embraces the supernatural next season, one thing is clear: the show is pushing its narrative boundaries, and viewers are here for it.

“It’s giving Get Out meets Scandal with a side of Lovecraft Country, and I’m READY,” one tweet said.

Season 3 is expected to premiere in early 2026, and with the buzz around this possible new direction, Beauty in Black might just transform from a hit into a full-blown phenomenon.

Stay tuned… or better yet—stay alert.