"The White Lotus" season four is already underway as season three stars are set to be honored at the Golden Globes on Jan. 11.

While we just learned the location of The White Lotus season 4, its release date is much further away than we'd like to see.

The White Lotus' Season 4 will shoot at 19th-century palace-turned-hotel Château de La Messardière in Saint-Tropez on the French Riviera.

After three seasons of the HBO drama, set in Hawaii, Italy and Thailand, respectively, the fourth season will head back to Europe with some cast set.

After three seasons exploring luxury resorts across Hawaii, Sicily, and Thailand, The White Lotus Season 4 has officially set its sights on

The White Lotus has settled on the filming location for its fourth season, and this time it's moving to the grandeur of France.

The Lotus Emira emphasizes engaging driving experience over technology and ease, standing out among modern sports cars. It offers both V6 and turbocharged four-cylinder engines, retaining Lotus’s signature lightweight engineering.

HBO has selected the French hotel that would serve as the setting for the White Lotus resort in Season 4: Château de La Messardière in Saint-Tropez.

Most details about season 4 of The White Lotus are under wraps but there have been hints about the location and potential stars. The HBO series, which debuted in 2021, focuses on the guests and employees at a fictional resort as they experience a slew of personal ups and downs while on vacation.

Mike White’s The White Lotus will film at the Château de la Messardière in Saint-Tropez, France, for its fourth season, according to multiple outlets.

Saxon Schumauderer wanted a Lotus Exige, but it was never officially sold in America. So he created his own using Elise and Exige parts, and gave it 750 horsepower.

The fourth installment of the hit HBO anthology, The White Lotus 4, is heading to the French Riviera, promising a sun-drenched satire of the ultra-wealthy. While the location is now confirmed, the potential overlap with a legendary film festival suggests a season filled with even more vanity than its predecessors.