Whew! Fans were left emotional on Tuesday when the iconic actress Tia Mowry shared a heartfelt video, offering a rare glimpse into her personal journey over the past few years following her divorce. In a post that feels like a private conversation turned public, Tia opened up about where she stands with finding love again.

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Tia Gets Real About Self-Reflection And Personal Growth

In a clip shared to Instagram, Tia Mowry looked effortlessly cozy in brown leggings and a grey jacket, sipping from a mug while staring off into the distance — the mood is everything. And, her sleek, middle-parted hair and silver hoops perfectly framed her thoughtful, introspective vibe. On screen, a message bubble appears: “Hi, Tia. How are you doing? Thinking of you and checking in.”

As the clip continues, Tia is indoors on a cozy chair, likely in her living room, responding softly:

“Hey. I’m doing okay. I truly feel like I’m really taking care of little Tia. You know, these past three years… oh my god, I’m about to cry…I really feel like in these past three years, I have gotten to know myself. There have been moments… of solitude and silence. But, I feel like that is when growth happens.”

Hold Up — Is She Ready To Fall In Love?

She went on to share that her therapist has told her she’s done significant healing and self-discovery. Apparently, it’s now time for her to put what she’s learned into action. Tia closed the voice note with a touching revelation: “I’m ready to fall in love again. I am ready for love.”

Fans Are Here For Tia’s Next Chapter

Fans quickly flooded the TSR comment section, showing love and support for Tia. Many shared that she deserves to be happy again and expressed excitement for her next chapter. Meanwhile, others applauded how she’s emerged even stronger after her divorce. A few noted that her journey resonates deeply only for those who have been through similar heartbreak, highlighting the vulnerability she shared in the video.

One Instagram user @suzette_therealtor said, “Healing is a beautiful journey ❤️take your time and don’t settle 🙏🏽”

This Instagram user @waxingqueenadventures added, “Yaaaas! My girl ready to cracked open! I love this for her 😍💃🏾”

And, Instagram user @gem6___ wrote, “Love is so beautiful when it’s with the right person.“

Meanwhile, Instagram user @ourlove.abroad commented, “May she find everything her heart desires🤗💕”

While Instagram user @dwillwrites shared, “I love me some Tia but I feel like she has made being divorced/single her whole personality these past 3 years.“

Lastly, Instagram user @nick_iamofficial said, “She’s getting ready to soft launch her new boo and I’m happy for her 😍👏🔥❤️”

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Once considered a pinnacle show, The Night Agent now faces legitimate questions about its long-term viability. When Netflix‘s spy drama returned for Season 3, although viewership numbers were good, they were significantly lower than in the past few seasons and signified an ongoing downward trend for the series that has fans — and, more significantly, executives — keeping an eye on.

That said, there are no imminent risks of cancellation, but the data shows a much more complex picture than initially perceived, given the show’s previous seasons’ success. Also, major changes are already underway behind the scenes regarding whether the show will see Season 4.

‘The Night Agent’ Season 3’s Opening Numbers Signal a Clear Downward Trend

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Season 1 debuted to a massive 20.6 million views in its first week. Season 2 slipped to roughly 13.9 million. Season 3 has now opened with 8.4 million views — a drop of nearly 40% from Season 2 and about 59% from the series’ breakout launch. To be clear, declining viewership between seasons is common in streaming. Even when a successful Netflix drama makes a splash, it tends to lose viewers over time after its initial launch. What distinguishes this decline is its steepness and the consistent pattern observed over three seasons in a row.

Additionally, in Season 3, instead of debuting at the top of Netflix’s English TV chart as it did for the first two seasons, the show only reached number two, which gives its previous rise to number one a notable difference in that it had previously been ranked consistently as number one in its category. In addition, the streaming service as a whole continues to perform below the leading shows and will instead be compared to mid-tier shows.

In any case, proper historical context must be maintained. An 8.4 million debut is far from a flop. Many Netflix originals have been renewed with smaller openings. Viewership declines rarely come down to one single factor, and Season 3’s softer launch likely reflects a mix of timing, competition, and natural audience erosion. The new season arrived in a crowded streaming window, with multiple high-profile releases competing for attention. Major live events — including the recent Milano Cortina Olympics window — may also have pulled casual viewers away during the opening weekend.

There’s also the simple reality of franchise fatigue. It’s possible that, after a nearly two-year break between the early seasons and the significantly quicker turnaround in subsequent seasons, some drop-off in viewership was to be expected. This wasn’t unexpected due in part to the show having a procedural-meets-serial structure, which does not perhaps create as strong of an incentive for viewers to continue watching the following week as compared to what might occur when you have a large amount of episodic programming that continues to generate intrigue for your viewers from one episode to another (25-40% more viewership of Season 3 was completed during the opening weekend as was found with season 2). If that completion rate holds, it could weigh heavily in the show’s favor.

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Season 4 Is Already Quietly Taking Shape

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Despite the softer numbers, Netflix and producer Sony Pictures Television are clearly preparing for the possibility of another mission. A writer’s room for Season 4 has been active since 2025, with series creator Shawn Ryan and his team already breaking story and drafting scripts. That level of development typically signals strong internal confidence — even if an official renewal hasn’t arrived yet.

Perhaps the biggest clue about the show’s future is financial. The production recently secured a $31.6 million California tax credit contingent on relocating filming to Los Angeles, Deadline ​​​​​​reported. The move is designed to reduce costs and potentially refresh the show’s creative energy after multiple seasons centered around Washington, D.C., and New York. Ryan has suggested the Los Angeles setting is story-driven. According to the creative team, Season 4’s narrative world is specifically suited to the city, hinting at a meaningful tonal or structural shift if the series continues.

If Season 4 gets the green light, it may look meaningfully different from what audiences have grown used to. Each season of the thriller already functions as a semi-contained mission for Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso), but the Los Angeles relocation could serve as a soft reboot. New geography, new political players, and a shifting supporting cast would give the series room to evolve rather than simply repeat its established formula.

Season 3 has already pushed Peter into murkier territory, involving dark-money networks and high-level political corruption. That escalation suggests the writers are aware that the show must keep raising the stakes to maintain momentum. From Netflix’s perspective, the decision will likely come down to metrics the public can’t see — especially completion rate and long-tail viewing over the next several weeks. If Season 3 demonstrates strong binge behavior and global staying power, the path to Season 4 remains very real.

Though The Night Agent is not dead, viewership has declined, raising questions about its long-term success, as production moves suggest confidence will not continue. Presently, it is in a mixed situation: it is still producing sound programming, but creative production is said to be underway, and it will have a rough road ahead. Season 4 may ultimately depend less on opening-week fireworks and more on whether Peter Sutherland’s latest mission has the legs to keep viewers hitting “next episode.”

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