All The Hints That 'World of Dance' Will Be Even Crazier Next Season
World of Dance Season 3 continues tonight, but fans are already curious about Season 4.
There's no official word on whether the dance competition show will return for another season.
If World of Dance does come back for Season 4, here's what fans can hope to expect.
Whether you first tuned into World of Dance this season, or you've been a die-hard fan from the beginning, you're probably dancing on the edge of your seat as you wait to see who will win Season 3. With just one more episode to go before the World Finals, WoD fans are wondering: Will the show return for a fourth season?
There hasn't been any official word on whether the show itself, as well as host Scott Evans or World of Dance judges Jennifer Lopez, Ne-Yo, and Derek Hough, will return for a fourth go-around, but there's no denying that fans are crossing their fingers that they'll be treated to more in the near future.
In the meantime, here's everything fans can hope to expect from World of Dance Season 4:
J.Lo and A-Rod might be married.
Fans (okay, maybe just me) have been LIVING for J.Lo's casual references to her fiancé Alex Rodriguez throughout season 3. With a J-Rod wedding on the way-whenever she can fit it into her super busy schedule-it's not **totally** out of the realm of possibility that J.Lo will have tied the knot by the time season 4 begins.
And since J.Lo already spilled some tea about past relationship drama and mentioned her ex-husband, Marc Anthony, on World of Dance, she might give fans a peek into her newlywed life next season.
Scott Evans will probs continue to host.
Season 3 came with a few key changes, and easily the biggest one was Jenna Dewan stepping down as the show's host. The new host, Scott Evans, took Jenna's place, soon becoming part of the WoD family.
Scott definitely delivered both in his hosting skills and as eye candy this season, but it was obvious that Jenna had been missed when she returned as a mentor during The Cut. Jenna has a lot going on right now (a movie, a new book, multiple TV shows), it's unlikely she'll return for more than the occasional mentorship.
The Redemption Round will likely return.
Another welcomed change to season 3 was the addition of the Redemption Round as part of the Duels, which gave the two highest-scoring competitors that didn't win their Duel a second chance a second chance to advance to The Cut.
This saved talented fan favorites such as contemporary dancer, Briar Nolet, and all of the judges have said Redemption Round has been one of the best things to happen this season.
"In the past, we’ve lost some really, really great acts," Derek Hough previously told Hollywood Life. "In the Duels, we might have had two acts competing against each other and one has to go home, and now we are able to save somebody." That's made a HUGE difference this season, so it's likely to stay a signature part of WoD next season.
You might see some familiar faces.
Speaking of second chances... the World of Dance judges have encouraged some of the eliminated contestants to take them next season. With crazy-talented acts such as Latin street-dance duo All Ready and hip-hop teams Elektro Crew and Get Down District having all been sent home, you might be lucky enough to see them return for another shot in season 4. Fingers crossed they do, because tbh, it was really hard to say goodbye...
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