Reasonable Doubt Season 3 Trailer Puts Jax in Her Toughest Trial Yet
Hulu has released the official trailer for Season 3 of Reasonable Doubt, teasing defense attorney Jax Stewart’s most high-stakes case so far as she represents a celebrity client entangled in a possible crime. The new season premieres September 18, 2025.
The legal drama, created by Raamla Mohamed and produced by Onyx Collective and 20th Television, returns with Emayatzy Corinealdi leading as Jacqueline “Jax” Stewart. The trailer hints at a tense season where Jax defends actor Ozzie Edwards, played by Kyle Bary, whose girlfriend has gone missing under suspicious circumstances.
Set in Los Angeles but filmed in Atlanta, the show continues to blur the lines between Jax’s professional obligations and personal life. The case of Ozzie Edwards becomes a lightning rod, not only for the courts but also for the media, forcing Jax to balance her instincts with the demands of handling a celebrity defendant.
Returning cast members include McKinley Freeman as Lewis, Tim Jo as Daniel, Angela Grovey as Krystal, and Morris Chestnut as Corey Cash. Joseph Sikora joins as Bill Sterling, adding another layer of tension to Jax’s courtroom battles. The new season also introduces Rumer Willis, Brandee Evans, Richard Brooks, April Parker Jones, and Keith Arthur Bolden in supporting roles.
One of the trailer’s key reveals is the addition of Lori Harvey in a recurring guest role as Chelsea. Known for her entrepreneurial ventures and high-profile media presence, Harvey’s transition into scripted television is expected to draw additional attention to the series and broaden its audience.
Executive producers Kerry Washington, Pilar Savone, and Larry Wilmore continue to frame the series in the tradition of sharp, fast-paced legal dramas. Loosely inspired by celebrity attorney Shawn Holley’s experiences, the show leans into morally complex dilemmas and character-driven storytelling. Season 3 promises to heighten the intensity with a trial that tests Jax’s unconventional methods like never before.
The trailer also clarifies a small detail: while some captions mistakenly refer to Bary’s character as “Azie Edwards,” official sources confirm his name is Ozzie Edwards. This correction aligns the footage with promotional materials, ensuring consistency as the season approaches its debut.
With a premiere date set for September 18, 2025, fans of Reasonable Doubt can expect another layered narrative that mixes courtroom intrigue with personal drama. Hulu and Disney+ audiences worldwide will soon see whether Jax Stewart can hold her ground against the mounting pressures in and out of court.
