The upcoming season’s announcement comes more than six months after the show’s third season launched to rave reviews.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
Blood and Water, Netflix’s blockbuster teens drama series, has a new season to look forward to.
The streaming service announced the start of a new season on Tuesday, May 13, 2023, through its South African Instagram profile.
NetflixSA announced, “Pssst, come a little closer. I’ve got news. Season 4 of #BloodAndWater is officially in production!”
Ama Qamata, Khosi Ngema, Leroy Panashe, Mekaila Mathys, Thabang Molaba, and Natasha Thahane are all on set in the video.
The upcoming season’s announcement comes more than six months after the show’s third season launched to rave reviews.
Puleng Khumalo (Qamata), Fikile Bhele aka Fiks (Ngema), Karabo ‘KB’ Molapo (Molaba), Nwabisa Bhele (Xolile Tshabalala), and Wade Daniels (Dillon Windvogel) starred in the third season, which premiered on November 25, 2022.
Sandi Schultz, Aro Greeff, Gretel Fincham, Odwa Gwanya, Patrick Mofokeng, Gail Mabalane, and Cindy Mahlangu were among those who appeared.
Since its launch on Netflix in May 2020, Blood and Water has become one of the most worldwide popular African originals.
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