The Sex Lives of College Girls season 3 has confirmed its UK release date and it's soon.
Returning next month, The Sex Lives of College Girls' third season will debut a full series boxset on ITVX on Tuesday, February 4. The series will also air weekly on ITV2 on Tuesdays at 10pm.
From writer and producers Mindy Kaling and Justin Noble, The Sex Lives of College Girls follows four roommates as they navigate their lives at Vermont's prestigious Essex College.
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Per the show's synopsis: "Kimberly (Pauline Chalamet), Bela (Amrit Kaur), Leighton (Reneé Rapp), and Whitney (Alyah Chanelle Scott) are randomly assigned roommates who soon become the biggest figures in each other's lives – proving equal parts lovable and chaotic in the process.
"Charting the roomies' wild adventures and shameless highs and lows, this hilariously relatable comedy series explores the messy reality of the rollercoaster ride that is college."
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Back in 2023, Mean Girls star Rapp confirmed that she would be exiting the show as a series regular but judging from the episode guide, it looks as though Rapp is set to appear in a few episodes at least.
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Previously speaking about her role as Leighton, whose storyline in season one saw the college student come out as bisexual, Rapp said the script helped her to explore her own sexual identity.
"I was very afraid of how it would be perceived," she said in an interview with the BBC. "But it's my most proud acting to date, because I don't think I was acting."
She continued: "I have some family members who are all of a sudden super-allied, that weren't when I was a kid. Like, it's more palatable to accept me being gay now that I'm on a TV show, because it's so glamorous and romanticised."
The Sex Lives of College Girls begins on ITV2 and ITVX on February 4. Subsequent episodes will air every Tuesday at 10pm.
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