Period drama lovers cannot get enough of The Gilded Age season 3, airing weekly on HBO and HBO Max right now. There are only two episodes left before the season ends on August 10, but we have great news: The Gilded Age season 4 was announced on July 28!

The Gilded Age Season 3 is set to tear into one of the most scandalous events of the late 1880s: the publication of Ward McAllister’s (Nathan Lane) Society As I Found It, a tell-all that aired all of New York City elite’s dirtiest secrets.

HBO is booking another trip to 19th century New York. The premium outlet has renewed The Gilded Age, from creator Julian Fellowes, for a fourth season. The pickup comes with two episodes left in the show's current third season and after solid ratings growth that has seen The Gilded Age set viewership highs multiple times this season.

HBO renewed "The Gilded Age" for a fourth season due to increasing viewership and positive fan engagement. Season 3 viewership has grown 20% compared with Season 2, and social media engagement has increased by almost 60%.

Another week, another viewership high for “The Gilded Age.” For the third week in a row, the HBO period drama has set another viewership record. The sixth episode of the show’s third season reached 4.

According to Variety, The Gilded Age continues to break its own viewership records—and fans aren't the only ones on the edge of their seats. "We’re delighted to continue exploring these characters’ grand ambitions for what we promise will be a thrilling fourth season,

The Gilded Age‘s hot summer run continues. Julian Fellowes’ HBO period drama, which gives the Downton Abbey treatment to New York of the Gilded Age, kept its streak of ratings records going with Episode 6 setting another series high.

According to new reports, the recent sixth episode of HBO's The Gilded Age has reached a new ratings high, with 4.5 million viewers tuning in during its first three days.