Netflix's beloved mother-daughter duo is back, but things are far from sweet in the newly released Ginny & Georgia Season 3 trailer.
After a three-year wait, the hit dramedy returns with more emotional chaos and high-stakes courtroom drama that promises an intense ride. And yes, Brianne Howey's Georgia Miller still hasn't lost her sass - even in handcuffs.
Picking up right where Season 2 left off, the trailer opens with Georgia facing the consequences of her past. The once picture-perfect wedding day is now a distant memory, replaced by a trial where she's accused of murder - and possibly poisoning two of her ex-husbands.
The tone is darker, but the series maintains its emotional depth, pushing the Millers into uncharted territory: survival mode.
Meanwhile, Antonia Gentry's Ginny finds herself in emotional turmoil, stuck between defending her mother and figuring out her own moral compass. "I've always known my mom was different, but there's more to her that people don't see", she says in the trailer. It's a line that perfectly sets up this season's central conflict-loyalty versus self-preservation.
The trailer is peppered with sharp, biting dialogue. A standout moment comes when Georgia tries to reconnect with her daughter: "We're in this together, ride or die," she says. Ginny's deadpan reply? "Where are we riding and why do we have to die?" The trademark push-and-pull between the two leads is clearly still the heartbeat of the show.
Georgia's story takes on a morally grey tone as she declares, "I'm not a bad person. But if you come face to face with bad, you become a little bad yourself." Whether she's a villain, a survivor, or both - Ginny & Georgia isn't ready to give you easy answers.
Visually, the trailer leans into the tension with courtroom shots, emotional confrontations and a community unsure of whether to support or shun the Millers. The stakes feel higher than ever. And with Ginny questioning her role in it all - "I'm trying so hard to protect her, but I don't even know if it's the right thing to do"- the season promises serious emotional payoff.
Directed by April Mullen, Jasmin Mozaffari, Liz Allen, Sharon Lewis, and Darnell Martin, Season 3 features returning cast members including Diesel La Torraca, Jennifer Robertson, Felix Mallard, Scott Porter, Sara Waisglass, Katie Douglas and Raymond Ablack.
The series is set to premiere on June 5.
