Underground fan channels erupted overnight November 10 with grainy, watermarked clips purporting to be from a secret fourth installment in Prime Video’s blockbuster Culpables franchise, teasing a post-“Culpa Nuestra” chapter that flips Noah and Nick’s hard-won happily-ever-after into fresh turmoil. The 45-second montage—pieced together from alleged test-reel leaks—shows Nicole Wallace’s Noah cradling a newborn while Gabriel Guevara’s Nick revs a matte-black supercar through rain-slicked Madrid streets, their eyes locking in a rearview mirror charged with unresolved heat.

The snippets open on a pulse-pounding illegal race, Nick’s gloved hands gripping the wheel as neon lights blur past, voiceover growling, “One last run—to win back what I lost.” Cut to Noah in a hospital gown, tears streaming as she whispers to a swaddled infant, “He’ll never know his father chose the road over us.” A flash-forward reunion at a lavish Leister family gala explodes into argument: Nick pleading, “Four years wasn’t enough to kill this,” before Noah slaps him, the slap echoing over slowed-down audio of their Culpa Nuestra wedding vows. The clip crescendos with a paternity reveal—Nick staring at a DNA envelope, face crumpling—before smash-cutting to black with the tagline: “Culpa Eterna: Coming 2026?”

Insiders close to Pokeepsie Films tell outlets the footage stems from a shelved epilogue pitched after “Culpa Nuestra” wrapped principal photography in February 2024, greenlit quietly amid the trilogy’s 1.2 billion global hours viewed. Director Domingo González, who helmed all three, reportedly fought for the extension to explore Nick’s relapse into street racing and Noah’s single-mother struggles, themes Mercedes Ron teased in a 2024 Wattpad Q&A: “Andy deserves his own chaos—imagine him at 16, inheriting his parents’ fire.” The leaks surfaced on Telegram channels hours after Ron posted a cryptic Instagram Story: a baby bottle emoji beside a racing helmet.

Prime Video declined comment on the authenticity, but engagement metrics speak volumes: the primary leak clip hit 8 million views on X in 12 hours, outpacing the official “Culpa Nuestra” trailer’s 163 million week-one record. Hashtags #Culpa4Confirmed and #NoahNickBaby trended worldwide, with fan edits syncing the race scenes to The Weeknd’s “Starboy” amassing 2 million TikTok duets. “This isn’t fanfic—it’s the ending we deserved,” one viral thread declared, dissecting frame-by-frame for continuity clues like Noah’s updated heart pendant from the trilogy finale.

The rumored arc picks up three years after “Culpa Nuestra”‘s October 16 premiere, where Nick and Noah wed amid family reconciliation and welcomed son Andy. Leaked storyboards allegedly show Nick’s undercover sting operation against a cartel tied to his late father’s debts, forcing him underground and sparking Noah’s custody fears. A mid-clip montage flashes tender domestic moments—Noah teaching toddler Andy to walk, Nick FaceTiming from a safehouse—before shattering with a crash that leaves Nick comatose, echoing his Culpa Tuya injuries but with higher stakes: Noah pregnant again, unsure if Nick will wake before delivery.

Cast reactions fuel the fire. Wallace liked three fan posts screaming “CULPA 4 IS REAL,” while Guevara reposted a meme of Nick’s race car captioned “Round 4: Fight.” Co-star Fran Morcillo, who debuted as Simon in the third film, teased on Instagram Live: “Contracts were signed—let’s just say London isn’t the only remake getting sequels.” The English-language “My Fault: London” trilogy, starring Asha Banks and Matthew Broome, wrapped its own third chapter in August, prompting speculation Prime Video wants parallel universes.

Book purists are divided. Ron’s original trilogy ended definitively, but her 2023 spinoff “Culpa de Jenna y Lion” opened doors; fans point to a deleted Wattpad chapter where Nick mentors young racers as canon justification. “This honors the messiness—love isn’t linear,” one Goodreads thread argued, polling 68% approval for baby drama. Critics, however, cry cash-grab: “Three films milked the forbidden step-sibling trope; a fourth risks jumping the shark into soap territory.”

Production whispers place filming for early 2026 in Barcelona and Miami, budgeting $18 million—up 20% from “Culpa Nuestra”—for practical race stunts and a Maroon 5 needle-drop. González reportedly pitched it as “Fast & Furious meets After,” blending high-octane chases with raw parenthood fears. If greenlit, expect a holiday 2026 drop to capitalize on the trilogy’s 400 million TikTok engagements.

The leaks coincide with Prime Video’s aggressive Spanish slate push; “Culpa Mía” remains the streamer’s most-watched non-English original ever. Analysts predict a fourth chapter could push the franchise past 2 billion hours, rivaling “Bridgerton” spin-offs. Merch drops—baby onesies stamped “Future Leister Racer”—already tease on Amazon.

As screenshots flood Reddit’s r/Culpables with forensic breakdowns (one user enhanced audio to catch Wallace ad-libbing “Don’t make me choose again”), the fandom splits into camps: Team Trilogy purists decrying retcons versus Team Eternal begging for more Nick/Noah turbulence. One X poll hit 100,000 votes: 72% demand official confirmation by Christmas.

Whether hoax or harbinger, the snippets prove one truth: Noah and Nick’s grip on Gen Z hearts is unbreakable. From Wattpad phenom to global obsession, their story refuses to end at “I do.” As the leaked tagline whispers: some faults are forever. Prime Video, the chequered flag is yours—floor it or park it?