During season 3, which premiered on Thursday, June 5, Georgia ( Brianne Howey) initially pretended she was expecting Paul’s ( Scott Porter) baby while using daughter Ginny’s ( Antonia Gentry) pregnancy test. He found out, they broke up and she later slept with her other love interest Joe ( Raymond Ablack ).

Ginny & Georgia Season 3 ended with a major cliffhanger. What could this mean for the next chapter of the Netflix series?

As it turns out, Mallard played a character loosely based on the pop star in the 2018 sitcom, Happy Together. In the little-known series, Mallard portrayed up-and-coming musician Cooper James, who moves in with a 30-something suburban couple.

Ginny and Georgia' built up to a highly anticipated moment between Georgia and Joe in season 3 of the hit Netflix series

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.

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

As if that wasn’t dramatic enough, Georgia got married to Paul at the end of season 2 — only to get arrested for murder. The third season proved that Joe was the only one of Georgia’s love interests who stood by her through highs and lows. It led to Georgia finally admitting all the crimes she committed to Joe to prove how much she trusted him.