Season three of Heartbreak High is swiftly approaching, and the cast — who showcased their distinctive Gen Z style on the often stuffy Logies red carpet — are simply not prepared to bid farewell.

Honestly, who could fault them? Since the remake's launch in 2022, it has captured the hearts of both the young and the old, celebrated as a unique Aussie coming-of-age drama.

I had a conversation with the cast at the 2025 TV Week Logies held at The Star, Sydney, and inquired about their genuine feelings regarding what's ahead. Proceed at your own discretion — juicy details to follow.

For Ayesha Madon, who portrays Amerie, the conclusion of a transformative series like Heartbreak High is indeed bittersweet.

“The show has completely transformed my life. It’s a project I worked on with my closest friends, and it stands as the most monumental event in my life to date,” she shared with PEDESTRIAN.TV on the Logies red carpet.

Being a person of color in Australia often makes it challenging to see oneself in a leading role. This show allowed me to be that, and it has entirely altered the way I perceive myself. It has boosted my confidence.”

For Chloé Hayden, who embodies Quinni, the notion of embarking on a new chapter is not only bittersweet — it’s quite daunting as well.

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“Heartbreak High has transformed me in literally every possible way a person can be transformed. I know that if I had a Quinni while growing up, my entire life would have been different,” expressed Chloé.

“I receive approximately 100 messages daily from individuals stating they received their diagnosis because of Quinni, or that they felt more confident in their identity, enabling them to begin work. Quinni has revolutionized the perception of autistic individuals, and it’s thrilling to be part of that journey.”

Regarding what to expect in season three, Bryn Chapman Parish, who plays Spider, reveals that you'll definitely want tissues at the ready.

“Season three is going to be spectacular. It’s poignant as it serves as a farewell from the beginning of the series, and it feels really cohesive, with everyone’s performances being simply outstanding. It’s going to make everyone shed a lot of tears,” he remarks.

You heard it here first. Prepare those tissues and get ready for season three of Heartbreak High, which is expected to arrive on Netflix later this year.

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