Who's Back for 'Ginny & Georgia' Season 4? Meet the Cast

Ginny & Georgia Season 4 will see the return of familiar faces — including Brianne Howey.

After playing the role of Georgia in the first three seasons of the hit Netflix series, the 36-year-old actress will reprise her role in the upcoming fourth installment.

In an interview with Tudum, Howey shared how her character's behavior caused a twist after committing the murder.

"Once Georgia realizes how her kids manipulated this situation, it's quite sobering," she admitted. "It's also the final straw that leads Georgia to finally want to go to therapy, to finally break the cycle. She's now seeing in very real terms what her actions have done to her children, because now her children are re-creating her actions."

After Season 3, Howey expressed her hopes for Georgia to push herself and go outside of her comfort zone.

She continued, "There is a glimmer of hope at the end of Season 3. It starts small, but it's starting, so I think it's possible."

Diesel La Torraca, 14, will return to Wellsbury as the 9-year-old character, Austin Miller, despite facing criticism due to concerns about the age difference.

Defending the young actor, Ginny & Georgia creator Sarah Lampert revealed there are "a few jokes we're planning to make."

"We're aware that he's growing up and that helps us," she told Us Weekly.

Lampert added, "Honestly, it serves us because now he's really a part of the family in a way that he wasn't before. He was just a little kid. Now with everything we put him through in season three and having him enter season four as a preteen, he's entering the chat in a way that he hasn't before."

Marcus Baker (Felix Mallard) will remain a key character on Ginny & Georgia, alongside his twin, Maxine (Sara Waisglass).

Sharing what the character will face in Season 4 following the pregnancy twist, Mallard explained to Deadline, "I think Ginny has always been his North Star. Ginny's always been the place where he feels most himself and most loved, and so it's the antidote to how he's feeling, but you know, as a snake eating its own tail, he doesn't feel like he has enough self-love, or that Ginny, you know, deserves to be around someone like him. So it's this push and pull of like I need to be with this person."

He continued, "I want to show up for her, and I can't. And how that all plays out."

Humberly González has portrayed Sophie Sanchez so well that fans have suggested a spinoff for her character. Although a potential solo project for the character has not been confirmed, González expressed her excitement as Sophie prepares to go to college.

"It definitely felt like the right timing because I didn't know what was happening after Ginny & Georgia. I essentially was going to be unemployed after that ended," she told Us Weekly. "So it was a beautiful opportunity to get to use all the experience I've had so far and pour it into someone who's my age and it was really cool. I feel like it really challenged my skillset and I was able to show even more of what I'm capable of."

In another interview with the outlet, González admitted that she did not know she would return in the series' third season, so it was "a beautiful surprise to [her] as well."

She added, "So that was such a treat. We'll see what happens. Stay tuned."

Another MANG member will continue her storyline on Ginny & Georgia Season 4.

Katie Douglas, who plays Ginny's friend Abby, will explore her sexuality in Season 4 while facing new personal challenges.

"She's starting to have a little bit more self-love and we love to see that. But her eating disorder isn't getting cured by that because it's about the food but it's not about the food. That's what we really are trying to show with Abby," Lampert said of Douglas' character.

Meanwhile, the 26-year-old Canadian actress shared she thinks her character "is thriving in this new love in her new situation with Tris (Noah Lamanna)," adding, "Because Tris brings something new out of Abby, which is actually very good rather than toxic. Abby has been in a lot of toxic relationships and doing things performatively or in a self-harm type of way. This one is actually very genuine and real."

Nathan Mitchell, who plays Ginny's father Zion, will likely be back for Ginny & Georgia Season 4.

"I think Zion has operated with the notion of 'Georgia knows best' and really deferring to her wants and needs that take up all the space in the room when it comes to Ginny," he said of his character. "He's learning that he also has a right as a father to take up space in her life in the same way Georgia wants to take up space. There's a respect for her as a mother that he has, but … [he also] has the right to Ginny just as much as Georgia does."

The third season ended with Zion telling Georgia he wanted to spend more time with their daughter, despite the agreement regarding their custody.

Reflecting on how Max's relationship with Marcus will play out into Ginny & Georgia Season 4, Waisglass explained her character is "one of the only people" who sees her fraternal twin brother "going deeper into a hole."

"She's really trying to be there for him, and he is shutting her out," she told Deadline. "And I don't think that's something that happens often with them. I think they're always each other's number one. So I think that's an interesting place to take it. And definitely there was a scene in 9 I think, where we got to yell at each other a bit, and I think that that was really scary, because it was definitely a new energy for us to explore. And I remember even in the scene being like, I'm scared of you [Mallard].

According to Scott Porter, viewers still have a lot to learn about his character, Paul.

"So his resilience and how he rebounds from this in season 4, I'd love to see some of that. I'd love to see a little bit of the old Paul," he teased about his character's future. "We've heard how good he is at his job. He was elected mayor before Georgia ever walked into his life. I'd love to see that fight, that wit, that charm come back a little bit in season 4."