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The cast of the Netflix teen series, ‘Heartbreak High’ wearing sunglasses
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Will there be ‘Heartbreak High’ season 3?

Please Netflix… no cancellation shenanigans this time.

As soon as the credits rolled, fans swarmed social media to demand a third season of Netflix’s Heartbreak High. The show’s frank portrayal about all the harsh realities of adolescence has clearly scored major points among the streaming platform’s audience. But will Heartbreak High’s overwhelming popularity translate into a third season? After all, there’s no way Netflix could leave all these cliffhanger unresolved… right?

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Season 2’s reception 

Season 2 of Heartbreak High saw the return of most of the original cast, led by Ayesha Madon, Thomas Weatherall, Chloé Hayden, James Majoos, and more.  During the 8-episode run, the youngsters continued to navigate the trials and tribulations that Hartley High continuously presented. The season also introduced new factions within the school, including Zoe’s “Puriteens” and Spider’s “Cumlords,” adding layers to the already intricate social dynamics of Hartley High. 

At the center of it all is Amerie, played by Madon, who continues her journey of self-discovery and leadership, while also dealing with the mysterious “Bird Psycho,” a faceless character hellbent on returning Amerie to the bottom of Hartley High’s food chain.

Although season 1 received rave reviews, season 2 was fairly polarizing. Nonetheless, the general consensus remains that Heartbreak High is a fresh entry into the teen drama genre, and boasts a strong cast. 

Information about Heartbreak High season 3 

Netflix is yet to officially announce a season 3 renewal for Heartbreak High. However, given the streaming platform’s history of renewing shows based on viewership numbers, fans remain hopeful. The first season’s success led to a swift renewal for a second season, and if the pattern holds, an announcement for season 3 could be expected around May or June, 2024. Altogether, anticipation for the next installment is pretty strong, especially considering the cliffhanger ending of season 2, which left several storylines open for exploration.

What to expect from season 3

While the future of Heartbreak High hangs in the balance, the potential for a third season is ripe with possibilities. Theories abound following the dramatic conclusion of season 2, where Hartley High faced a literal firestorm. Fans have since speculated that the upcoming season could delve deeper into the aftermath of the fire. Other definitive plotlines include: the evolving dynamics of the student body, and the personal growth of Amerie and her friends.

Viewers can also expect to see how the show addresses the departure of key characters, as well as the potential redemption arcs for controversial figures like Anthony Voss. The show’s ability to tackle relevant social issues through the lens of its diverse cast has been one of its strengths, and season 3 is likely to continue this trend. And so, even though the renewal of Heartbreak High for a third season is yet to be confirmed, it’s pretty likely that the show isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. 


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When he’s not out exploring the underground music scene, Demilade Phillips covers entertainment news and other exciting topics for We Got This Covered. He scored his Bachelor’s in International Relations and has been writing for almost a decade on the things he’s most passionate about: music, black excellence, anime, and pop culture.