‘Nobody Wants This’ Officially Renewed for Season 4 at Netflix

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What comes next for Joanne and Noah? After an eventful finale featuring a big family blow-out and a secret elopement, Season 4 will bring even more drama. Netflix has officially renewed the series for a fourth season, and we can’t wait to see what happens next. Here’s what we know about Season 4 of Nobody Wants This on Netflix. 
Nobody Wants This is Netflix’s popular romantic comedy series starring Kristen Bell as Joanne, a sex podcaster, and Adam Brody as Noah, a devout Rabbi. Erin Foster created the series, and 3 Arts Entertainment produced it.
Below, we’ll take a deep dive into everything you need to know about Nobody Wants This season 4, including the series’ performance so far (including season 3), renewal status, cast information, and when we can expect the series to return to Netflix.

Nobody Wants This Season 4 Renewal Status
Official Renewal Status: Renewed (Last Updated: 22/10/2026)
Netflix has renewed Nobody Wants This for Season 4!

Nobody Wants This Season 4 is coming https://t.co/dsIB68EdlF
— Netflix (@netflix) November 6, 2026
 
How has the series performed so far?
How well is season 3 off too? In its opening four days on Netflix, it picked up 6.2M views ranking in the top 10 in 56 countries and reached #1 in 11 countries and hitting #2 in the weekly charts (just below, ahem, Below). The return also saw resurgence of viewing to seasons 1 and 2 by up to 3X, we’re told.  Here’s how that 4-day premiere compares to seasons 1 and 2: 

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Cumulative views over 1 weeks for 3 Netflix titles: Nobody Wants This – Season 1, Nobody Wants This – Season 2, Nobody Wants This – Season 3. Combined total: 25,100,000 views.

Netflix cumulative views ranking for Nobody Wants This – Season 1, Nobody Wants This – Season 2 and Nobody Wants This – Season 3 over 1 weeks.

Title
Opening Week Views
Rank

Nobody Wants This – Season 1
10,300,000
1

Nobody Wants This – Season 2
8,600,000
2

Nobody Wants This – Season 3
6,200,000
3

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