Created by Carl Weber from his best-selling novel, The Black Hamptons is a drama series streaming on BET Plus. Set in Sag Harbor on Long Island, New York, the plot revolves around the bitter rivalry between two affluent families: the Brittons and the Johnsons. Season 1 premiered on August 25, 2022, and season 2 on December 7, 2023. If you are wondering whether there will be a third season of The Black Hamptons, this is what we have discovered.
Here’s all the The Black Hamptons Season 3 release date information we know so far, and all the details on when it is coming out.
Is there a The Black Hamptons Season 3 release date?
The Black Hamptons Season 3 does not have an official release date, but it will likely be announced in the future.
As of early January 2024, The Black Hamptons hasn’t been renewed for season 3. This is expected as season 2 only premiered in December and is currently ongoing, and BET Plus is likely to assess how the audience responds to it before making any decision. The Black Hamptons was originally developed as a limited series before getting a season 2. That renewal happened in late September 2023, over a year after season 1 concluded and less than three months before the season 2 premiere. If a similar pattern is upheld for the third season, it will likely be announced in September 2024 and premiere in December.
The cast includes Lamman Rucker as Anthony Johnson, Vanessa Bell Calloway as Carolyn Britton, Elise Neal as Sydney Johnson, Brian J. White as Jeffery Bowen, Karon Riley as Malcom Britton, Mike Merrill as Martin Britton, Blac Chyna as Karrin, Aaron D. Spears as Sergeant Lane, Daya Vaidya as Vanessa Britton, Cameo Sherrell as Leslie Bowen, and more.
Where is The Black Hamptons Season 3 coming out?
The Black Hamptons Season 3 could come out on BET Plus.
This is because the first two seasons were released on the same platform. ComingSoon will provide an update if and when season 3 is officially announced.
The official synopsis for The Black Hamptons reads:
“A feud between two families in the quaint town of Sag Harbor on Long Island, N.Y., starkly illustrates the difference between old and new money; based on the novel of the same name.”
