HBO Greenlights ‘The White Lotus’ Season 4 Ahead of Season 3 Premiere

LOS ANGELES, Calif. — HBO has officially renewed its Emmy-winning anthology series “The White Lotus” for a fourth season, even as fans eagerly await the premiere of Season 3, set to debut on Feb. 16, 2025. Creator Mike White has already pitched ideas for the new installment to HBO and Max chief Casey Bloys, though details about the setting and cast remain under wraps.

Season 3, which takes the series to Thailand, will feature an ensemble cast including Natasha Rothwell, reprising her role as Belinda Lindsey from Season 1. Rothwell, who played a spa manager in Hawaii, will now appear as a guest at the Thailand White Lotus resort, exploring wellness programs. The season also stars Parker Posey, Walton Goggins, Jason Isaacs, Michelle Monaghan, and Blackpink member Lisa, among others.

“The White Lotus” has become a cultural phenomenon, with its first two seasons exploring themes of wealth, privilege, and moral decay. Season 1, set in Hawaii, and Season 2, in Sicily, both featured mysterious deaths and intersecting storylines between wealthy guests and hotel staff. The series has won 15 Emmys, including Outstanding Limited Series for its debut season.

White has described Season 3 as a satirical take on death and Eastern spirituality. “The first season highlighted money, the second was about sex, and the third will delve into death and spirituality,” he said in a 2022 interview. Rothwell, who returns as Belinda, teased the new season as “magic” in a recent interview, while White promised a “longer, bigger, and crazier” installment.

Season 3 will consist of eight episodes, airing weekly until the finale on April 6, 2025. The series is executive produced by White, David Bernad, and Mark Kamine. With Season 4 already in development, “The White Lotus” continues to captivate audiences with its sharp social commentary and star-studded casts.