Harlem season 3: Full list of cast explored

Harlem season 3 premiered on Prime Video on Thursday, January 23, 2025, bringing another set of adventures and drama as four friends, Camille, Quinn, Angie, and Tye, navigate changes in their romances, careers, and family life. Created by Tracy Oliver, the new season promises even more twists and turns, laugh-out-loud moments, and life-changing decisions as the series stars face new beginnings.

However, the excitement doesn't end there because they will be joined by new cast members and characters who are set to complicate matters. Meagan Good, Grace Byers, Shoniqua Shandai, and Jerrie Johnson return to reprise their roles as the four leads. Series regulars Tyler Lepley, Bevy Smith, and Whoopi Goldberg will also be returning in season 3.

But, the show also welcomes some new faces, including Kofi Siriboe, Logan Browing, and Gain Bean, who will be playing recurring roles this season.

All cast members in Harlem season 3

Meagan Good as Camille Parks

Meagan Good plays Camille (Image via Prime Video)

Shazam! star Meagan Good returns to her leading role as Camille Parks in the series, a Columbia University professor. However, it won't be long before she says goodbye to Columbia as she's set for a fresh start in Harlem season 3, which means a new job and moving on from her on-and-off boyfriend Ian. She also has a baby on the way.

Good's previous works on television and films include Minority Report, Deception, Californication, Think Like a Man, The Unborn, and Tyler Perry's Divorce in Black. She also played Super Hero Darla in the two Shazam! movies.

Grace Byers as Quinn Joseph

Grace Byers plays Quinn (Image via Prime Video)

One of the four best friends, Grace Byers plays Quinn, the fashion designer, in Harlem season 3. She's focused on herself and her career this season, putting dating life in the backseat, but a new man will arrive and agree to her "no labels" relationship.

Fans may have seen Byers in the TV shows Empire, The Gifted, and Phoenix, where she played recurring roles. She was also in The Last Starship, The Blackening, and The Retirement Plan movies.

Shoniqua Shandai as Angie Wilson

Shoniqua Shandai plays Angie (Image via Prime Video)

Shoniqua Shandai returns to play Angie in the series, an aspiring singer who is known for her fearless and confident personality. She's about to get married in Harlem season 3, but wedding plans are something she couldn't agree with her betrothed. There will be exciting plans for her career-wise this season too, including a starring role on Broadway.

Before Harlem, Shandai mostly worked in films, including Chihuahua: The Movie, Bodies, Miss Arizona, Sierra Burgess Is a Loser, The Greatest American Hero, and Wake.

Jerrie Johnson as Tye Reynolds

Rounding up the four core friendships in Harlem season 3 is Tye, played by Jerrie Johnson. She's sworn off dating after getting entangled with a mother and daughter, but after landing the funding for her new online dating app, she might also be landing a new woman.

Johnson previously guest-starred in shows Good Trouble and Survival of the Thickest and appeared in the game show Influenced.

Tyler Lepley as Ian

Tyler Lepley plays Ian (Image via Prime Video)

P-Valley star Tyler Lepley returns as a recurring cast in Harlem season 3, playing Camille's ex-boyfriend and the father of her unborn baby. To complicate his already complicated dynamic with Camille, he also has a new girl this season, someone from his past.

Lepley played Benny Young in the long-running series The Haves and the Have Nots and starred in movies like Three's Complicated, Ringside, Baggage Claim, and Christmas Ringer.

Kofi Siriboe as Seth

Kofi Siriboe plays Seth (Image via Prime Video)

Queen Sugar actor Kofi Siriboe is one of the new cast members joining the recurring cast list of the series this season. He plays Seth, the MLB player who sparks a passionate romance with Quinn.

Siriboe played Ralph Angel Bordelon in the long-running drama Queen Sugar and starred in movies like Really Love, Girls Trip, and Netflix's Meet Me Next Christmas.

Gail Bean as Eva

Gail Bean plays Eva (Image via Prime Video)

Paradise Lost star Gail Bean joins the crew of Harlem season 3 as the new character Eva, a venture capitalist who will be working with Tye on her new dating app. But, besides their working relationship, there could be a budding romance between them this season too.

Bean was previously in the series Snowfall as Wanda Bell and worked in movies The Piano Lesson, Robyn Hood, and Both Eyes Open. She also co-starred with Tyler Lepley in the crime drama P-Valley.

Logan Browning as Portia

Logan Browning plays Portia (Image via Prime Video)

Another new cast member joining the Harlem season 3 cast is Logan Browning, who will play Ian's childhood friend and new girlfriend, Portia. While Camille stews on the news that she's pregnant with Ian's baby, Ian and Portia are getting serious and are talking about freezing her eggs and having babies.

Fans may have seen Browning in TV shows Powers, Meet the Browns, Hit the Floor, and Dear White People. She also worked in movies like The Perfection, and Breaking the Edge.

Additional cast in Harlem season 3

Below is the list of additional cast members who will be playing recurring and guest roles in the series.

Whoopie Goldberg as Dr. Elise Pruitt
Luke Forbes as Mike
Judy Han as Dr. Tan
Taryn Delanie Smith as Lala
Kathryn Boswell as the female reporter
Joie Lee as Deborah
Jonathan Burke as Eric
Cristala Carter as Dr. Lisbon
Bevy Smith as Aunt Tammy
Jay Suprano as Nova
DeShawn Bowen as a medical assistant
B. Simone as Carli
Liza Treyger as Elyse
Ronald Emile as Cisco
Stephanie Pope as Franjelica
Emma Clare as a journalist
Amber Reauchean Williams as a Lamaze teacher
Robin Givens as Jacqueline
Jasmine Guy as Patricia
Nneka Okafor as Brittany
Juani Feliz as Isabela
Malcolm D. Lee as Malcolm Lee
Sherri Shepherd as Sonya
Tashae Henry as Sabrina
Zora Iman Crew as a nurse
Jasmine Rush as an instructor

Catch the first two episodes of Harlem season 3 now streaming on Prime Video, with new episodes arriving every week on Thursdays.

Edited by Ankush Das