One of Dubai’s most-watched reality export is officially returning. Netflix has confirmed “Dubai Bling” for a fourth season, putting an end to months of speculation and signaling that production is already underway.

As part of its 2026 Arabic programming lineup, Netflix revealed the renewal on January 19. Two days later, on January 21, Netflix MENA unveiled a short teaser. While it offered no story details, it highlighted the sleek aesthetic fans have come to associate with the series.

Season 4 will look notably different. Two original personalities have confirmed their exits.

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Marwan Al Awadhi, known on screen as DJ Bliss, will not return. His departure removes a central figure and directly impacts storylines tied to his ex-wife, Danya Mohammed.

Loujain Adada, known as LJ, won’t be returning either. She said the show only told part of her story, and she’s ready to focus on what comes next. Her exit further thins the show’s founding core.

Even with those departures, most of the show’s core cast is set to remain. Safa Siddiqui, Zeina Khoury, Mona Kattan, Ebraheem Al-Samadi, and Farhana Bodi are all expected to be back for the new season.

Casting rumors have also circulated. Faryal Makhdoom has emerged as a name to watch as casting rumors continue to circulate. The British-Pakistani influencer and wife of Amir Khan has been linked to the series, although her participation remains unconfirmed. At the same time, fans have been dissecting recent outings involving Farhana and Safa, wondering if new alliances are taking shape. While attention remains on the strained relationship between Safa and Zeina following tensions in Season 3.

The narrative momentum heading into Season 4 is significant. The Season 3 finale ended in conflict after Ebraheem Al-Samadi appeared uninvited at Danya and DJ Bliss’s gender reveal, weeks after he had leaked their pregnancy news on camera. That incident fractured key friendships within the group.

With DJ Bliss now out, Season 4 is expected to examine the fallout. The ongoing friction between Ebraheem and Zeina is likely to be a central thread, as the group renegotiates alliances without one of its most prominent members.

Release Timeline

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Netflix has confirmed a 2026 premiere but has not set a specific date. Filming has reportedly taken place across Downtown Dubai and other luxury locations in the city. While some outlets have suggested a late spring to early summer window based on production activity, Netflix has not verified that timeline.

Following the pattern of previous seasons, a formal premiere date and full trailer are expected closer to launch.

Until then, Seasons 1 through 3 remain available on Netflix, offering viewers a chance to revisit the feuds, business ventures, and relationships that built the series’ audience.

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Netflix continues to deliver a strong mix of originals, and this week’s picks offer something for nearly every mood. From crime thrillers and romantic dramas to heartfelt stories about self-discovery, these five titles deserve a spot on your watchlist.

Nemesis

Created by Courtney A. Kemp and Tani Marole, “Nemesis” follows two men whose lives are destined to collide. Matthew Law leads as LAPD detective Isaiah Stiles, with Y’lan Noel as Coltrane Wilder, a master thief whose instincts and calculated precision make him a constant threat.

At its core, the series is shaped by the tension between hunter and hunted, playing out as a measured cat-and-mouse narrative supported by strong performances. Gabrielle Dennis and Cleopatra Coleman broaden the ensemble. The series centers on the conflict between a detective and a master thief.

Forever

Mara Brock Akil’s adaptation of Judy Blume’s beloved novel brings a modern perspective to first love. Set in Los Angeles in 2018, the series follows Keisha and Justin, two young athletes navigating romance while balancing family expectations and dreams of college scholarships.

Starring Lovie Simone and Michael Cooper Jr., “Forever.” The series has already been renewed for a second season.

I Will Find You

Based on Harlan Coben’s novel, “I Will Find You” stars Sam Worthington as David Burroughs, a man serving a life sentence for the murder of his son. His life unravels when evidence surfaces suggesting his son is still alive.

As David embarks on a desperate search for answers, the series delivers twists, emotional stakes, and plenty of suspense. Britt Lower and Milo Ventimiglia co-star in one of Netflix’s latest mystery series.

Running Point (Season 2)

Kate Hudson returns as Isla Gordon in the second season of “Running Point” as she runs her family’s professional basketball team. Justin Theroux’s return as Cam introduces new complications.

The Life List

The “Life List” is a romantic drama film with elements of family drama into a story about second chances and self-discovery. Sofia Carson stars as Alex, whose life is upended after the death of her mother.

To receive her inheritance, Alex must complete a list of goals she wrote for herself at age 13. Guiding her through the process is a young lawyer named Brad, played by Kyle Allen, who delivers a recorded message from her mother after each completed task. Connie Britton co-stars as Alex’s late mother.

Written and directed by Adam Brooks, “The Life List” unfolds against the backdrop of New York City follows Alex as she works through a list of goals left behind after her mother’s death.

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Netflix has confirmed plans to expand the “Money Heist” universe, announcing a new slate of projects at the Seville world premiere of “Berlin” Season 2 on May 10, 2026.

The update was delivered by Álvaro Morte, who played the Professor in the original series, alongside the release of a 50-second teaser. Netflix suggested in its accompanying statement that the project extends beyond simply adding another season which points toward future spin-offs that could further expand the story world established in “Money Heist.”

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“Some stories start with the perfect strike. And this one changed everything,” the statement read. “From the first heist for cash to the most artful robbery of the century, including the assault that put tons of gold from the Bank of Spain on the line, the universe of ‘Money Heist’ has never stopped growing, evolving, and surprising us.”

The streamer described the announcement as the launch of a central hub for future titles, adding, “If there’s one thing that’s clear, it’s that the revolution NEVER ends. From now on, this is mission control for everything in the ‘Money Heist’ universe.”

The teaser has fueled speculation over whether the expansion will take the form of character-led spin-offs, a sixth season or both. The closing scene, where hands pull a gold bar from the ground, quickly became one of the most talked-about moments among fans.

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Spanish outlet El País reported last month that Vancouver Media, the production company founded by creator Álex Pina. A four-episode miniseries centered on Colonel Tamayo, portrayed by Fernando Cayo, is currently in production. Netflix has yet to confirm casting details or release timelines for the wider expansion of the project

The original series concluded its five-season run in 2021. “Berlin” returned for its second season on May 15, 2026. Netflix stated that “the world of “Money Heist” continues on Netflix,” directing audiences to official channels for updates on upcoming projects.

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