Bel-Air Season 4 Release Date and Time
Season 4 of Bel-Air drops November 24, 2025, as the final chapter—and yep, it really hits Peacock at 8 p.m. Pacific (11 p.m. Eastern). No more waiting months between a cryptic tweet and a little date buried in a press release: this time, they slapped the date everywhere, like a graduation announcement you can’t miss.
Black Film Alerts (@BlackFilmAlerts) announced on Twitter that Season 4 of Bel-Air will premiere on Peacock on November 24th.
I’m not usually a stickler for premiere times, but there’s something about the sound of 8 p.m. PT—it feels almost ceremonial. International watchers, you’re on the same timeline, just with a weird sleep schedule (UK is 4 a.m. GMT on Tuesday). If you’re anything like me, you’ll have to avoid Instagram spoilers until you get to stream it at your own pace.
I still remember last year’s third-season finale watch party—my friend Dev ate a bowl of frozen peas out of nervousness. Will his nerves survive the final season’s (sure to be wild) opening? Only time will tell.
Where to Watch Bel-Air Season 4?
If you’re in the U.S., Bel-Air Season 4 streams exclusively on Peacock. Like, that’s it—no Hulu, no Netflix cameo, only on Peacock’s paid “Premium” and “Premium Plus” subscriptions. The regular Select plan won’t cut it; you’ll want the one with originals. For the truly price-conscious:
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Peacock Premium: $10.99/month (ads)
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Peacock Premium Plus: $16.99/month (mostly ad-free, with bonus downloads)
Bel-Air on Peacock (@BelAirPeacock) confirmed on Twitter that the fourth and final season of Bel-Air will premiere on November 24 on Peacock.
Let’s be real: the ad-free version does spare you from sudden insurance ads crashing a pivotal Will/Carlton moment. That alone almost makes me reach for my credit card.
For international fans, check local Peacock affiliates, but the drop happens everywhere at the same time—even if the clock says it’s an ungodly hour.
Bel-Air Season 4 Plot
Season 4 is more than Will’s last hurrah in the Banks mansion; it’s a full-on emotional reunion tour—but more complicated than your typical “let’s all hug at graduation” storyline.
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Will juggles senior year fun with massive expectations—and maybe some ghosts from his Philly past that won’t stay buried.
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Carlton faces fallout from his big choices last season and tries not to spiral, which, if you’ve watched past seasons, you know is not a given.
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Uncle Phil and Geoffrey: Their brotherhood? About to be tested with an “unexpected power shift” that sounds at least as spicy as last Thanksgiving at my house.
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Viv is redefining herself (from motherhood to career, maybe both), and there’s also a late-in-life pregnancy cliffhanger, which, honestly, is as wild as anything the old Fresh Prince sitcom ever threw at us.
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Ashley is a freshman—that rebellious phase? All parents, everywhere, brace yourselves.
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Hilary embarks on a self-exploration arc, maybe with Jazz drama still simmering since that messy triangle with LaMarcus isn’t totally done.
Last season ended with Will literally kidnapped (yes, not just suspended); Geoffrey forced to run; LaMarcus collapsed at his wedding; Viv possibly pregnant—the cliffhangers were ruthless. This year, we’re promised “eight all-new episodes” to tie up what feels like fifteen loose threads. I honestly hope they handle the chaos with both the weight and the wit the show’s always flirted with. One of my favorite random fan theories: Geoffrey’s halfway to being MI6 by the finale. Only half-kidding.
