"I think everybody can expect to see a season four probably and hopefully in about six months," Mary recently told The Radio Times.

"We film for probably four or five months for each season and then there's a couple of months for editing, so guys would probably see it in about six months." Mary added that the Oppenheim group have also made a few new hires since last season, but she's unsure as to whether they will be included in the new series. "We do have a couple of new agents," she said. "We keep trying to tell production and Netflix that we want a couple of the other girls on the show because they're really good friends of ours, so I think it would be good to have some new faces, but I don't know what they're going to choose." She also said that she doesn't know how Davina's departure will be handled in the show. The agent left the group to join rival company Douglas Elliman last year. "My understanding is, whenever we do it, everyone is coming back," she said. "I don't know how Davina plays into that because she did leave the group, so I'm not really sure how that's going to work out. I haven't spoken to her." Christine Quinn also recently confirmed that a fourth season of the popular reality show will, indeed, happen. She told This Morning last year that filming had been delayed due to Covid, but that the series will be returning for another instalment soon. "We're not back filming now, but Jason has confirmed we've been picked up for another series, but we're kind of just waiting," she said.