Young Famous & African Season 3

Get ready, because Netflix’s hit reality series Young, Famous & African is back, promising to raise the stakes and deliver even more jaw-dropping drama. Following the massive success of its first two seasons—breaking records on Netflix’s most-watched charts and snagging awards—the show is ready to reclaim its title as reality TV royalty.

Mark Your Calendars: January 17

The third season officially kicks off on Friday, January 17. If the buzz around the newly dropped trailer is anything to go by, this season will bring bigger confrontations, deeper connections, and even more explosive moments than before.

According to Netflix, the upcoming season’s eight episodes will dive into fractured relationships, shifting alliances, and fresh dynamics. In other words, expect extravagant parties, intense drama, and plenty of surprises to keep you glued to the screen.

What to Expect This Season

Fans can look forward to a whirlwind of fiery reunions, unexpected betrayals, and scandalous twists. From dramatic breakups to heartfelt reconciliations, the series continues to explore life in the lap of luxury while showcasing the messy realities of fame and fortune.

The show teases “baddies, babies, and everything in between,” offering a mix of old friendships rekindled and exciting new faces that shake up the dynamics.

Meet the Cast

Returning favorites include:

Diamond Platnumz (Tanzanian music star).
Swanky Jerry (Nigerian stylist) and Annie Macaulay-Idibia (actress).
Zari “The Boss Lady” Hassan and her husband, Shakib Lutaaya (Ugandan socialites).
Fantana (Ghanaian-American singer).
Luis Munana (Namibian model and businessman).
South African celebrities Nadia Nakai (rapper), Naked DJ (DJ and radio host), and his partner Kayleigh Schwark.
The ever-dazzling Khanyi Mbau (actress and media personality).

New faces joining the glamorous chaos are:

Kefilwe Mabote (South African content creator and style icon).
Ini Edo (Nollywood star, adding Nigerian flair).
Shakib Lutaaya (entrepreneur, bringing fresh energy).

Who’s Missing?

Notably absent from the trailer is fan-favorite sports presenter Andile Ncube. His unexpected absence has sparked speculation, with fans eagerly questioning whether he’ll make a surprise comeback.

Don’t Miss the Trailer

With jaw-dropping sneak peeks showcasing fiery confrontations, lavish settings, and larger-than-life personalities, the official trailer has set the stage for an unmissable season.

Ready to indulge in the ultimate guilty pleasure? Young, Famous & African Season 3 drops January 17 on Netflix—prepare for the chaos!

Watch the trailer below and join the countdown.