'The Fosters' Season 4 News, Update: Series Executive Teases Premiere Is "Out Of Control"

Freeform's hit family drama TV series "The Fosters" just wrapped up its Season 3 and fans are already looking forward for what's next in the show.

Over the weekend, the show's Twitter handler posted a brief clip featuring series co-creator Peter Paige dropping some teasers on what to expect in the upcoming new installment.

In the post, which can be checked below, Paige said that Season 4 won't just be the "best" season yet, in fact, the new chapter's opening episode is "out of control." For those who missed it, the show will be back in the airwaves by June 20.

There are a lot of storylines that fans need to keep tabs. One of the most prevalent topics point out to Brandon and Callie's relationship. The two former lovers and siblings by paper are yet to face the further consequence of their little sexual escapade. Viewers are also curious what's coming next to Jude who looks like he's having some difficulty figuring out his sexuality after the thing between them with Connor didn't work out. Making the situation worse is the feeling of emptiness he felt after kissing Jack and then to Taylor.

In an interview, Maia Mitchell shared to TVLine how Jack's death greatly affected not only to her character, Callie, but to the whole family as well.

"Jude begins a spiritual journey a little bit and considers what happens after death. [He] is much more reflective and internally sad, whereas Callie is gung-ho about it," the young actress told the media outlet. "The moms [are] quite interested in how Pearson got another kid in the first place, and they discover that it was through privatization. So their main concern is for Callie and what she's endorsing and that she really understands the full weight of what she's publicly reforming."

To reiterate, "The Fosters" Season 4 Episode 1 premieres Monday, June 20, at 8 p.m. on Freeform.

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