As we follow the eventful life of Georgia Miller (Brianne Gentry) — a mother of two with a sorted past — the series showcases crime, romance, and a deluge of drama. But beyond intentionally sensational storylines, Ginny & Georgia regularly depicts crucial issues like depression, self-harm, disordered eating, and more in incredibly thoughtful ways.

Ginny and Georgia' took a turn when Ginny realized she was pregnant following her split from Marcus — but who is the dad?

In an ironic twist of fate, Georgia (Brianne Howey) leaves her daughter Ginny (Antonia Gentry) and viewers alike wondering if she's pregnant in the very last scene of the action-packed finale. Then there's the lingering question of who the father could be.

During the trial, Georgia is under house arrest, so Ginny and Austin must struggle through the public fallout of their mother’s actions alone, which makes Georgia feel like an even worse mom. The trial and the guilt that Georgia carries are what drive most of the tension in the third season.

Brianne Howey and Antonia Gentry headline the Netflix series about a single mother's desire for a fresh start.

Netflix star Noah Lamanna, who joined the cast of Ginny and Georgia for season three, has opened up about their time on The Last of Us

On Tuesday, June 3, fans of Ginny & Georgia were treated to an exclusive VIP Watch Party ahead of the Season 3 premiere. The event followed the format of

Season 3 of the comedy-drama series — which premiered on June 5 — picks up with Georgia's post-wedding arrest. Now, everyone around her, including her new husband Mayor Paul Randolph ( Scott Porter) and daughter Ginny ( Antonia Gentry ), must decide if they've reached their breaking point with the charming Southern belle.