Who is actually returning for Sex Education season 4 and who are the new faces we'll see?
was one of the central characters, but her story will not continue into the fourth season.so, so much… but unfortunately, I won't be joining the team for season four.
'It's just the natural progression of these shows – when you have such big ensemble casts and so many characters, I think you have to let a few older characters go to make way for newer ones, which is absolutely the right thing, the way it should happen,' she said. 'I have suffered with body dysmorphia my whole life,' she recalled. 'I remember before the first sex scene, I thought, "Right, okay. I'll start eating salads every day", and I just didn't.
The additional returning cast members are: Connor Swindells , Kedar Williams-Stirling , Mimi Keene , George Robinson , Chinenye Ezeudu , Dua Saleh , Alistair Petrie and Samantha Spiro .
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