Channel Nine’s emotional reality series, Big Miracles is returning for a third season with new everyday Australians attempting to start a family.
Big Miracles is ending the stigma by talking about the struggles many face when trying to start a family.
With actress Lisa McCune as narrator, viewers follow the tumultuous journey of Aussie couples and individuals trying to have children through IVF and other fertility treatments.
Big Miracles is a heartwarming, and heartbreaking series that has captivated the attention of viewers across the nation. As we prepare for Big Miracles’ third season, TV WEEK has listed everything you need to know.
When does Big Miracles season three premiere?
The wait for Big Miracles is almost over, with Channel Nine confirming the third season will premiere Wednesday, February 5, 2025.
Airing at 9pm on Channel Nine and 9Now.
Who are the couples and individuals on Big Miracles season three?
Joining the third season of Big Miracles is a familiar face from reality TV, Angie Kent. She starred on Gogglebox Australia for many years and searched for love in 2019 as The Bachelorette but was unfortunately unsuccessful.
In 2025, Angie will begin her solo journey to becoming a mother in Big Miracles following multiple fertility-related conditions such as PCOS, endometriosis and PMDD. Nine has revealed she will undergo IVF in the hope of creating and freezing embryos.
Speaking to TV WEEK, Angie shed some insight on her biggest challenge yet.
“I’ve always wanted to be a mum but I just didn’t know what that was going to look like for me or how that was going to show up,” Angie told TV WEEK. “But then I’ve never done anything the stock standard way, so I decided I want to create my family the way I want to create my family!”
“I know it can be so hard on your own but I want people to know that it is an option.”
Joining her are familiar faces Sheila and Tyson who will welcome their miracle baby in the season premiere according to 9Entertainment. The returning couples also include Illina and Nick, and Christie and Perry who received a positive pregnancy result in season two.
Meanwhile the newcomers include single Anna, couple Alicia and Chris, couple Kaiti and Sally, plus the unique story of Billie, Rob and Billie’s sister Shannen.
Billie suffers from Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser syndrome, a rare medical condition which means she was born without a uterus and therefore cannot carry a baby.
Her sister, Shannen has made the decision to carry Billie and Rob’s baby.
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