It's Official: 'Ted Lasso' Will Return for Season 4

After months of rumors and speculation, Apple TV+'s worst-kept secret is officially official: Ted Lasso, the Emmy-winning comedy that racked up awards season hardware and became the streamer's most popular series (at least until the second season of Severance came along), will return for Season 4.

The news broke on "New Heights," a podcast hosted by Jason and Travis Kelce, which featured Lasso star Jason Sudeikis as a guest. He revealed that the show was returning and that Ted would be returning to coach the AFC Richmond women's team which was hinted at during the Season 3 finale.

The official Apple TV+ press release followed though it didn't provide many additional details about what to expect. No additional cast members were confirmed, though it was reported last summer that the streamer had picked up the options for original cast members Hannah Waddingham (Rebecca Welton), Brett Goldstein (Roy Kent), and Jeremy Swift (Lesley Higgins). Per Deadline, Juno Temple (Keeley Jones) is also in talks to return, and Nick Mohammed (Nate Shelley) has been teasing the series' return on social media for months, so it seems a safe bet to say he's involved in some way.