Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons has officially been renewed for Season 3 by Paramount+, in partnership with BET Studios, so press your best, bougie all-white outfit and get ready to stream. The long-awaited revival was confirmed on Aug. 27, with a 10-episode order of the Carl Weber drama centered on the rivalry between the established Britton family and newer-money Johnson family in Sag Harbor.
The renewal arrives more than two years after Season 2 concluded in January 2024. Though a premiere date for Season 3 has not yet been announced, this guide covers everything currently confirmed and will update accordingly, from which actors return to what spicy drama may unfold to how you can tune in.
Key facts
- Renewal status: Renewed for Season 3
- Renewal announced: Aug. 27, 2026
- Premiere date: TBD
- Episode count: 10
- Where to watch: Paramount+
- Based on: Carl Weber’s novel The Black Hamptons
- Executive producers: Carl Weber, ND Brown Jones and Trey Haley
When will Season 3 premiere?
Paramount+ has not announced a Season 3 premiere date yet for Carl Weber’s Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons. The Aug. 27, 2026, renewal confirms the new season and its 10-episode order, but the announcement did not include release timing.
For context, Season 2 premiered in December 2023, and wrapped in January 2024, so longtime fans have waited well over two years for the show’s return. We know this hiatus has left you on the edge, but this section will be updated once there’s a confirmed premiere date, weekly or full-season release strategy, episode rollout schedule, and finale date.
Where to watch
Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons is available to stream on Paramount+. Seasons 1 and 2 are currently available on the platform, so you have the opportunity to keep all the subterfuge straight before Season 3 arrives.
What will Season 3 be about?
In Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons, the main drama centers on the Britton family and the newly arrived Johnsons, whose rivalry plays out amid wealth, status and power in the upscale Black community of Sag Harbor, New York. The Brittons represent the established guard as owners of Amistad Bank and self-styled “First Family” of the Black Hamptons. In a world where people look down their noses at Martha’s Vineyard, the Johnsons’ growing wealth and influence threaten that hierarchy.
The series is adapted from Carl Weber’s novel The Black Hamptons, co-written with La Jill Hunt. No fuller Season 3 synopsis has been announced yet, and no detailed storyline has been confirmed.
Where Season 2 left off
Warning: Spoiler alert for Seasons 1–2.
Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons Season 2 expands the conflict beyond the Britton-Johnson rivalry while creating rifts within each family. Real estate mogul Eli Shepperd escalates his plan to gentrify the Black Hamptons, uniting the community against his development plans. Meanwhile, Carolyn Britton and her maligned husband, Moses, clash in the boardroom, and the finale ends with Sydney Johnson catching her husband, Anthony, in a compromising position. As much as we may want to pull on these storyline threads, Season 3’s plotlines have yet to be announced.
Who is returning for Season 3?
Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons Season 3 announcement named six members of the show’s ensemble as talent for the new season:
- Lamman Rucker as tech entrepreneur Anthony Johnson
- Vanessa Bell Calloway as old money matriarch Carolyn Britton
- Elise Neal as Sydney Johnson, the other half of Anthony’s power couple
- Brian White as Jeffery Bowen, a high-powered lawyer and Britton through marriage
- Karon Riley as Malcom Britton, the eldest brother of the Britton dynasty
- Mike Merrill as Martin Britton, the younger Britton at the helm of Amistad Bank
These actors have anchored the series across its first two seasons, representing the Johnson/Britton rivalry and the characters caught up in it.
Will there be new cast members?
No additional Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons Season 3 cast additions have been announced yet, so don’t assume every Season 2 supporting character will return. Anything is possible in Sag Harbor, so check back for future updates.
How many episodes will there be?
Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons Season 3 will consist of 10 episodes, continuing the creep upwards for episode orders. Season 1 has a lean four episodes while Season 2 featured a more robust eight. Once episode titles, runtimes or a release schedule become available for Season 3, a concise episode guide will be added here.
Who is behind Season 3?
Carl Weber, ND Brown Jones and Trey Haley are executive producers of Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons Season 3. Weber created the series from his novel, The Black Hamptons, and the show is produced through the Paramount+ and BET Studios partnership. Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons initially debuted as a four-part limited series in August 2022 before continuing with an eight-episode second season in December 2023 and the upcoming 10-episode third season.
Watch Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons on Paramount+
Seasons 1 and 2 of Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons are available to stream on Paramount+ now. Catch up on the business rivalries, love triangles, and real estate debacles before the newly announced third season arrives. This guide will be updated as more Season 3 information becomes available.
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FAQ
Has Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons been renewed for Season 3?
Yes. Paramount+, in partnership with BET Studios, renewed the series for a 10-episode third season on Aug. 27, 2026.
When does Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons Season 3 come out?
There is currently no announced premiere date for Season 3 of Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons. This article will be updated once Paramount+ confirms a date.
Where can I watch Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons?
Seasons 1 and 2 currently stream on Paramount+, with Season 3 now confirmed as part of the Paramount+/BET Studios slate.
Is Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons based on a book?
Yes. Carl Weber created the television series from his novel The Black Hamptons, co-written with La Jill Hunt. Both the book and show center on wealth, status and competing families within the Black Hamptons community.
