‘Insecure’ Season 4: When Will New Series Premiere on HBO With New Story & Cast?: Issa Rae’s HBO series Insecure has become one of TV’s best series which is adapted from her career-catapulting web series Awkward Black Girl. Kudos to the team of the diverse writers and the capability of the narrator to tell the story about a bunch of 20 best friends in LA who are navigating love, it’s a story of their careers and the black American experience. Showrunning the series as the relatable role of Issa Dee, Rae has got her fair share of awards recognition with two Golden Globe nominations and one Emmy nomination for her performance. Sherlock Season 5
Insecure’ Season 4 Premiere Date On HBO
The 3 seasons were full of both laugh and cry as Issa and Yvonne Orji’s Molly weave in and out of toxic relationships and face the conflicts of everyday life and the end of Season 3 set up a ton of intriguing storylines to look forward to in the show’s fourth season. Old flings come out of the woodwork, new flings abound, and tensions run high among their friends. In anticipation of what’s coming Issa and Molly’s way, here are the details of the upcoming Insecure Season 4.
Insecure’ Season 4 Cast
According to the report of Deadline back in April 2019, the series won’t return until 2020. Also, HBO programming chief Casey Bloys said, “The show isn’t following its typical yearly release schedule (Season 1 debuted in October 2016, 2 in July 2017, and 3 in August 2018) because Issa became a big movie star with roles in films like Little and the forthcoming The Lovebirds, so she’s had to take some time away from her series. While you may have to wait a little longer, don’t worry too much.” Bloys emphasized that the star partly wanted a break to come back to fresh, so it should be better than ever.
According to Rae’s social media, it seems Insecure’s team of writers are officially back to work as in April 2019 she shared a photo of the whole crew assembled, so if they eventually got off the golf course and into the writing room, it’s possible filming will kick off late summer/early fall. If this is to be believed, it seems the show will most probably be back on air in spring 2020.
Insecure’ Season 4 Plot
As far as the number of episodes is concerned, based on the 3 season’s episode viz. 8, its more likely to be 8 episodes in season 4 as well.
The show is created by and starring Issa Rae, so she’ll obviously be reprising her role as Issa, and Yvonne Orji will definitely be back as Molly. Also, their core friend group like Lisa Joyce (Frieda), Y’lan Noel (Daniel), Natasha Rothwell (Kelli), and Amanda Seales (Tiffany) should also be back, too. It also seems likely that you can bet on last season’s newcomers Alexander Hodge (Andrew) and Kendrick Sampson’s (Nathan) returning as well. There are two pivotal characters who have yet to be confirmed for Season 4. None of the cast members for Season 4 fate has been announced.
Insecure’ Season 4 Trailer
Aside from a potential conflict between Issa and Condola, it seems like best friends Issa and Molly’s relationship could be put to the test in Season 4. Never have the two really dated men from the same circle, and they’ve both kept those parts of their lives relatively separate from their friendship with each other — meaning they’re entering uncharted waters dating a pair of roommates. Molly is moving into a new relationship with Andrew (Alexander Hodge), AKA Asian Bae, and Issa seems to be picking things back up with Nathan (Kendrick Sampson).
The executive producer Prentice Penny said, “Typically we’ve always had their relationships as ‘Issa’s dating this guy’ and ‘Molly’s dating this guy.’ And never the twain shall sort of meet… what’s interesting now is what will this friendship be like [in a new situation]?” Sounds like a lot of close proximity and boundaries drama to come!
It’s also a possibility that mental health becomes more of a central focus, as it was revealed that Nathan ended up ghosting Issa not because he didn’t want to see her anymore, but because he needed to go home to Houston to sort out his personal issues.
