[10/16/25 - 12:01 AM] Christmas Is Just Around The Corner: "Home for Christmas" Season 3 Is Coming to Netflix on December 12 Hoping to ease the lingering heartbreak of last Christmas, Johanne decides to enjoy this year's festivities free from love troubles... or so she thinks.
[via press release from Netflix]
Christmas Is Just Around The Corner: 'Home For Christmas' Season 3 is Coming to Netflix on December 12
Season 3 of Home for Christmas picks up five years after the events of Season 2, with Ida Elise Broch returning in the leading role of Johanne. Hoping to ease the lingering heartbreak of last Christmas, Johanne decides to enjoy this year's festivities free from love troubles... or so she thinks.
The returning cast also includes Dennis Storhøi, Anette Hoff, Helga Guren, Hege Schøyen, Christian Ruud Kallum, Audun Sandem, Iselin Shumba, and Felix Sandman, among others.
New cast members this season include Gard Løkke, John Carew, Herman Tømmeraas, Felicia Danielsson, Bjørn Sundquist, and Janne Heltberg.
Home for Christmas Season 3 is directed by Per-Olav Sørensen, co-directed by Aurora Gossé, and will launch globally on Netflix on December 12.
ABOUT HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Season 3
Johanne is now 35. Months have passed since her breakup with Jonas. She doesn't have a boyfriend but keeps herself busy to avoid feeling lonely. She helps her siblings, takes care of her lonely father, and has taken on a new leadership position at work. As she throws herself back into the dating scene, she starts to realize it's not quite the same as it used to be. Or is it Johanne who has changed? The breakup with Jonas was tough, and bubbling beneath the surface lies the big question: Will she dare to love again?
KEY CAST: Ida Elise Broch, Dennis Storhøi, Anette Hoff, Helga Guren, Hege Schøyen, Christian Ruud Kallum, Felicia Danielsson, Bjørn Sundquist, Gard Løkke, John Carew, Herman Tømmeraas, Felix Sandman, Audun Sandem, Iselin Shumba and Janne Heltberg among others.
DIRECTOR: Per Olav-Sørensen
CO-DIRECTOR: Aurora Gossé
WRITERS: Siri Seljeseth, Amy Deasismont, Vera Herngren, Mari Ørstavik, Per-Olav
PRODUCER: Mari Nygaard
LINE PRODUCER: Kristian Nissen
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Nora Ibrahim, Trond H. Kvernstrøm, Per-Olav Sørensen
PRODUCTION COMPANY: The Oslo Company and The Global Ensemble Drama
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