After Blood and Water season 2 what’s exciting fans is season 3 of the series. Well, two of the seasons of Blood and Water certainly had a quite good response from the viewers and they are willing to know now that if we can have another season of Blood and Water anytime soon or not. So, can we expect Blood and Water season 3 to arrive?
Read ahead to know more about Blood and Water season 3 and all its latest updates.
Blood and Water season 3 release date
With two seasons of Blood and Water, you surely must have seen what the story of the series is all about. As the teen drama brings a girl in her high school looking for her lost sister. The story has come a long way.
In fact, season two left all so curious to know about season 3 of Blood and Water. So, yes hopefully we have season 3 of Blood and Water arriving soon on 25th November 2022 at Netflix around 12 am PT.
Who is in the cast of Blood and Water season 3?
The cast of Blood and Water season 3 is out for all as we can have lots of them reprising their role back again. So, you can have the third season of Blood and Water with Ama Qamata as Puleng Khumalo, and Khosi Ngema as Fikile Bhele.
Other casts to expect in season 3 are Thabang Molaba as Karabo Molapo, and Dillon Windvogel as Wade Daniels. Further, you can see in the cast Greteli Fincham as Reece van Rensberg. Arno Greeff as Chris Ackerman and many more.
What to expect in season 3 of Blood and Water? Is there any trailer for it? Advertisement
Though for now we just have speculation about what can happen in season 3 of Blood and Water. We are most likely to see both Fiks and Puleng still looking to find the one they have been struggling for. However, we can expect some kind of danger this time in their way.
Meanwhile, the previous seasons of Blood and Water had six and seven episodes respectively. This leaves us thinking if we can get more episodes or fewer with a third season. Well, luckily we got one trailer out for season 3 of Blood and Water a few days back. Hence, don’t miss to check that out for a glimpse of what’s coming up next.