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Netflix has confirmed that its popular Australian teen drama Heartbreak High has been renewed for a third - and final - series. The series is a contemporary update of the iconic 90s show and last month season two of the show achieved a whopping 2.3million views in the week of its premiere. However, on Friday, a Netflix representative said that while the show would return for a third season, it would be its final one.

The second season of the Netflix reboot of Heartbreak High was released last week and it has quickly become one of the top ten most-watched series in the world. The series presents a contemporary update of the iconic 90s show and it has achieved a whopping 2.3million views in the week since its premiere. It currently sits as the number one most-viewed show in Australia and at seven in the global Top 10 English TV show list.

With an eye-watering price guide of $7.8-$8.58 million, a magnificent mansion made popular in Vince Colosimo's first season is likely to go under the hammer. The sprawling pad known as Rosina is located in Moonee Ponds, one of Melbourne's most coveted after post codes. The opulent heritage home, built in 1888, is characterized by five bedrooms, three-bathrooms, and sprawling landscaped gardens.

On Netflix, Heartbreak High will be getting a second season. According to Hollywood trade publication Deadline, the streaming service officially revived the Aussie teen drama on Wednesday. The revival of the popular 1990s TV show of the same name debuted on September 14 in just three weeks.

According to reports, Netflix has quietly revived Heartbreak High's Heartbreak High's revival for a second season. After Heartbreak High's viral success, according to The Sunday Telegraph, the streaming giant is eager to capitalize on the platform's global success. The hit, which was inspired by the iconic 1990s series of the same name, debuted on the top ten most watched show on the internet, gaining top ten status in 43 countries around the world.

The Heartbreak High reboot on Netflix has surpassed expectations by becoming one of the most watched programs on the internet. The Australian teen drama came out on September 14 on Friday, and viewers from around the world, including those unfamiliar with the 1990s TV series on which it is based, are hooked. In mid-September, it was the sixth most watched English-speaking program globally, and the second most watched in Australia.

Salvatore Coco, the original Heartbreak High founder, gave the Netflix remake this week his tick of approval. On the TV Blackbox podcast, the 47-year-old actor proclaimed that he 'loved' the new series. The actor with Two Hands denied rumors that the show is too 'woke.'

Angie Kent openly this week that she is concerned that the Heartbreak High reboot will'butcher' the original. On her podcast Two Girls One Pod, the Bachelorette actress, 32, discussed the issue and said she wished the revival was 'called something else.' The blonde influencer confessed she wants to watch Netflix's revival of the nineties Australian teen drama with an open mind but she's finding it difficult.

At the fictional Hartley High School, Heartbreak High was the popular teen drama collection of the nineties that saw students at the University of Texas teaching racism, human rights, and other relevant topics. With Netflix's latest iteration of the classic film, Netflix is doing it all again for a new generation. In a new series, actor Josh Heuston and Asher Yasbincek told Daily Mail Australia that it was thrilling to go back to school and play teens.

The original cast members of the 90s mega-hit Heartbreak High have returned to the red carpet for the premiere of the remake. At the Paddington Town Hall premiere on Friday, actresses Lara Cox, Abi Tucker, and Scott Major all returned to the spotlight. The actors were all smiles as they brought the nostalgia to the revival premiere, 23 years after the original series was finished.

On Friday, Bryn Chapman Parish wowed their fellow cast members on the red carpet of the Heartbreak High Premiership Party. The actor, 25, wore a dark green suit over a black lace shirt, giving a tantalizing glimpse of their torso. They accessorized with a gold choker and necklace, as well as chunky gold rings and nail polish.

He's the former Home and Away hunk who stole hearts as the adoring Casey Braxton of Summer Bay. Lincoln Younes was hard at work filming scenes as nightclub legend John Ibrahim for his new upcoming mini-series Last King of the Cross on Friday. When he spoke to cast members on set at Sydney's Botanic Gardens, the 30-year-old kept warm in a Nike puffer jacket and blue jeans.