Harlem, the dramedy series about four besties living, loving and thriving in upper Manhattan, has been unapologetic in its desire to showcase Black women who demand that Black joy is imprinted in their lives. Sure Camille, Quinn, Tye and Angie, deal with trials, tribulations and the microaggressions that are far too often a daily stain on our community. But it’s always been refreshing to see that their stories aren’t wholly driven by generational trauma, giving them space to take up space as the beautifully imperfect women they deserve to be.
I, along with millions of Die-hard Harlem fans across the globe, have been waiting more than a year to reacquaint with our favorite uptown quartet, their inner circles and that burning pregnancy question since the season two finale in February 2023. But that wait is finally coming to a close. Harlem, season three, will return to Prime Video on January 23, 2025.
Harlem‘s return date is just the start of its big news for the season. Movie and TV veteran Robin Givens has joined the cast in a recurring role. She’s the mom of a young woman named Eva, a driven yet playful venture capitalist who works with Tye. Gail Bean has joined the cast in the role of Eva.
Whether it’s a new, fine male specimen for Angie or an intriguing colleague for Camille, the world of Harlem continues to expand. Additional new cast members include Kofi Siriboe as Seth, an MLB player, and Logan Browning as Portia, an edgy and beautiful woman from Ian’s childhood.
