'The Fosters' Season 3 News, Update: Callie, Brandon's Secret To Be Revealed

By Arvin Donguines, Christian Post Contributor Wednesday, December 23, 2015

Fans are already getting more excited for the return of ABC Family/FreeForm's hit family drama TV series, "The Fosters," to find out what's in store for the second half of the current third season. According to spoiler reports, it appears that things could get even more complicated for both Callie and Brandon.

Fans may remember the two finally giving in to the call of their passion at the end of last season. With the current developments regarding Callie's adoption, the two lovers were forced to keep their relationship hidden. However, it looks like the cat is about to get out of the bag when the show hits the small screen next year.

In the promo video for Season 3B premiere, which was shared over at TVLine, the siblings by law are debating whether or not to tell the truth about something. It is highly likely that they are talking about their secret relationship and the things they have done.

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"That's how secrets stop being secret - when you tell people," Brandon explained to Callie in the video.

Elsewhere in the video, a glimpse of Jude and his boyfriend, Connor, is being featured. The two share a rather emotional moment as the latter prepares to move to Los Angeles. Jesus can also be seen on the clip. For Stef, it seems like she'll receive some shocking news in the coming episodes.

According to reports, the character will be afflicted with a serious medical issue that will create some rift between Lena and her mother, Sharon.

Other great news about the show indicates its renewal for a fourth season. The separate report from TVLine confirmed the addition of the new installment.

For the meantime, "The Fosters" Season 3B is set to welcome guests Kelli Williams and Rob Morrow who are slated to appear for recurring roles. Williams will play a foster-care specialist, while Morrow will be introduced as Will, a free thinker.