The Bradshaw Bunch Season 3: Release Date, Cast, And New Details

In 2020, former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback and sports analyst Terry Bradshaw let viewers into his home in rural Oklahoma and life that he shares with his wife, Tammy, daughters Rachel, Lacey, and Erin, and a host of adorable grandchildren on his brand new reality television show, "The Bradshaw Bunch." "I'm excited and a little nervous to let the world see the crazy life I share with Tammy and our girls," Terry said about the show, according to E! News. "I never know what will happen next around here between Rachel, Lacey and Erin ... I thought winning four Super Bowls was hard, but it's nothing compared to having three girls."

Despite never failing to entertain their loyal audience, the Bradshaw family was surprised that any viewer would find any sort of interest in their day-to-day lives. "A few months go by, we film the pilot, still thinking, 'This is E! Network ... we're not cool enough. We all just kind of brushed it to the side. Then a few months after that, we get the show ... All of a sudden everyone's worlds are completely turned upside down," Rachel told E! News.

Read on to learn more about the third season of "The Bradshaw Bunch."

Perhaps due to the fact that new episodes of the second season of the show are still premiering on E!, the television network has yet to announce when (or if) a third season of the show will debut. As Us Weekly reported, Rachel Bradshaw will continue to explore her musical career with a performance at the Grand Ole Opry and with her father, Terry Bradshaw. Meanwhile, Erin Bradshaw and her husband, Scott Weiss, are expecting their first child (a daughter born on December 18, per Instagram), and, of course, her father has quite a bit of advice to shell out during her pregnancy in the second season. "He's above and beyond, and he definitely offers his advice and opinions quite a bit which is super funny to see and watch play out. We're super excited," Erin told E! News of the show's second season.

Terry's third daughter, Lacey Bradshaw, along with her husband, Noah Hester, and two children are splitting their time between their homes in Hawaii and Texas, despite many attempts from Terry to convince them to make a permanent move to Texas. According to Us Weekly, the second season of the show will also follow the Bradshaw family as they pay a visit to Shreveport, Louisiana, where Terry grew up.

While no news has been announced regarding the fate of the third season of "The Bradshaw Bunch," it is likely that a new season of the show will continue to feature former NFL player Terry Bradshaw and his loveable family. This family includes his wife, Tammy, her daughter from a previous marriage, Lacey, and Terry's daughters from a previous marriage, Erin and Rachel, per E! News. Compared to the first season, in which heightened COVID-19 protocols made for a diminished, but still interesting, introduction to each family member, Rachel told Tulsa World that the second season of the show paints a much more intimate portrait of each family member. "[I]n season two, you really get to know everybody, especially us three girls, individually — even Tammy," Rachel told Tulsa World. "Everyone opens up so much more and we are more comfortable with the cameras ... It's just a whole different dynamic, I think, and it's still such a fun show, but I think it's going to be even better because you get to know everybody and you see all different dynamics of all of us hanging out."

The second season opens with Tammy and Terry renewing their wedding vows in Hawaii, alongside their family. "Our wedding was perfect, and he was so handsome. It's hard to believe it was seven years ago," Tammy said during the second season's premiere, per People, before Terry responded: "What do you mean he 'was?' It was only seven years ago. Have I gotten ugly since then?"

During an episode of "The Bradshaw Bunch" set to air on Wednesday, Lacey Hester, Terry Bradshaw's stepdaughter, spoke about her journey with surrogacy. According to E! News, Lacey had seriously considered being a surrogate for the sister of her husband, private chef Noah Hester. Despite wanting to be a surrogate for her husband's sister, the embryo transfer did not take. "Noah's sister was having some fertility issues and so I agreed to be her surrogate and carry her baby," Lacey reveals during an episode in the second season of "The Bradshaw Bunch." "But nature had other plans ... We always knew there was a possibility that it wouldn't work, but I wanted to do this for them."

For his part, Noah believes that, despite the failure of the embryo transfer, his wife did a kind thing for his sister. "Even though it didn't work out, it was still incredibly, incredibly kind," Noah said in the show's latest episode, per E! News. According to ScreenRant, Lacey and Noah share a son, Jeb, along with Lacey's daughter, Zuri, from a previous relationship.