Netflix confirmed Dubai Bling Season 4 on 19 January 2026, as part of its Arabic slate for the year. Eight months later there is still no premiere date, no cast list and no episode count.
Both halves of that matter. The renewal is real and dated, yet several guides written before January still tell readers the show has not been renewed at all. One cast departure is settled, in the departing member’s own words, and every other name is unconfirmed.
| Season | Released | Episodes | Gap since previous |
|---|---|---|---|
| Season 1 | 27 October 2022 | 8 | – |
| Season 2 | 13 December 2023 | 8 | About 13.5 months |
| Season 3 | 8 January 2025 | 9 | About 12.9 months |
| Season 4 | Confirmed for 2026, date unannounced | Unannounced | Over 20 months so far |
Season dates and episode counts come from the show’s Wikipedia entry, which also credits Mazen Laham as producer through Different Productions. The gaps are subtraction on those dates, and the fourth-season figure counts from 8 January 2025 to late September 2026.
That already makes it the longest wait the series has had.
What Netflix has said about Dubai Bling Season 4
The renewal arrived inside a slate announcement rather than a standalone one. Gulf News reported the 2026 Arabic lineup on 19 January 2026, and the show was on the list.
Netflix’s own description is the only official wording available. Quoted in that report, it reads: “The city’s most glamorous guilty pleasure is back, and bigger than ever. Familiar faces return alongside new arrivals ready to disrupt Dubai’s elite social circle.”
Read it carefully.
The sentence promises returning cast and new cast while naming nobody in either group. That is standard for a slate announcement, where a streamer sells a year of output rather than briefing one show.
So the phrase “familiar faces” has been doing a lot of work since January. It stands in for a cast list that does not exist.
Six other titles were listed with it: From the Ashes: The Pit, AlKhallat+ Season 1, Chasing Shadows, Love Is Blind Habibi Season 2, Love in Slow Motion, and the psychological thriller Obsess. Reality made up two of the seven.
What the announcement leaves out is everything you would plan around. No month, no episode order, no returning names, no new names.
No trailer traceable to a first-party page either.
Most coverage predates the renewal
Grazia Middle East runs a guide titled “Everything You Need To Know About Dubai Bling Season 4”. Checked on 25 September 2026, it still states that “Netflix has made no announcements as to whether the show will continue or not”, and it guesses at a window of December 2025 or January 2026.
That guide was written before the renewal. Its list of likely returning cast names Safa Siddiqui and her husband Fahad, Zeina Khoury, Loujain Adada and Mona Kattan.
Those are a magazine’s expectations from mid-2025, not announced casting. You will still find them quoted elsewhere as though they were.
Wikipedia is behind in a different way. Its Dubai Bling entry carries full detail on the first three seasons, including each season’s cast additions, and as of 25 September 2026 no fourth-season section at all. The chronology explains the contradiction. Anything written before 19 January 2026 describes a show with no fourth season, much of it has not been revised, and the newer pages tend to be forum threads rather than reported articles.
The one cast change on the record
DJ Bliss is out, and he said so himself. UAE Moments reported the Emirati DJ, whose full name is Marwan Parham Al Awadhi, making the announcement on Nour Al Din’s podcast on 19 February 2025.
His reasoning was contractual as much as personal. “Honestly, it’s not for me,” he said. “We had a three-year contract deal and I did that just to finish up what we started.” Three years covers exactly the three seasons he appeared in.
His wife Danya’s position is unresolved. The same report notes that no official announcement has been made about whether she returns.
Beyond those two, treat departure claims carefully. Individual exits are asserted in forum threads and social posts that Netflix has not confirmed, and the platform has published no cast list for the season.
A name trending as “officially out” is not a name Netflix has commented on.
For reference, the cast across the first three seasons ran to Loujain Adada, Safa and Fahad Siddiqui, Zeina Khoury, Hannah Al Azzi, Farhana Bodi, DJ Bliss, Ebraheem Al Samadi, Danya Mohammed, Kris and Brianna Fade and Lojain Omran, joined by Mona Kattan and Hassan El Amin in Season 2, then Jwana Karim and Mahira Abdel Aziz in Season 3.
Common questions
When is Dubai Bling Season 4 coming out?
No date has been announced. Netflix confirmed the season for 2026 on 19 January 2026 and has not followed up with a month, a week or a day. Any specific date quoted elsewhere is someone working backwards from the previous three seasons, which landed in late October, mid-December and early January.
Who are the cast of Dubai Bling Season 4?
Netflix has not published a cast list. Its announcement promised “familiar faces” alongside “new arrivals” without naming anyone. The only confirmed change is DJ Bliss leaving.
Is Dubai Bling Season 4 actually confirmed?
Yes. It appeared in Netflix’s 2026 Arabic slate announced on 19 January 2026, alongside six other titles. Guides still calling it unconfirmed were written before that date.
Why is DJ Bliss not returning?
He described the show as not being for him and said his three-year contract had run its course. Those are his own words from a February 2025 podcast appearance, not a statement from Netflix.
Where is the show filmed?
Across Dubai, built around the city’s luxury social circuit. The settings are the parts of the city visitors gravitate to as well, from Downtown Dubai to Bluewaters Island, with the retail side covered in our guide to shopping in Dubai.
One date settles most of this. The season has been official since 19 January 2026, and the only things genuinely unknown are when it airs, how long it runs and who is in it.
