Just when fans thought the fiery, forbidden flame of Nick Leister (Gabriel Guevara) and Noah Morgan (Nicole Wallace) had flickered out with Culpa Nuestra‘s emotional October 16, 2025, Prime Video premiere, a shadowy leak has reignited the Culpables frenzy: snippets of a mysterious “fourth chapter” trailer, surfacing overnight on anonymous TikTok and Reddit threads, hint heart-pounding street races, tear-soaked reunions, and a twist that could shatter their hard-won happy ending. Mercedes Ron’s trilogy — Culpa Mía (My Fault, 2023), Culpa Tuya (Your Fault, 2024), and Culpa Nuestra (Our Fault, 2025) — wrapped with Nick and Noah’s wedding and pregnancy reveal, but this 45-second clip (viewable via fan-shared mirrors before takedowns) shows the couple five years post-vows, facing a corporate conspiracy that forces Nick back into the racing world and tests Noah’s fragile family bliss. “We said ‘I do’ to forever… but what if forever has a price?” Noah whispers in the grainy footage, her hand on a baby bump as engines roar.

The leak — watermarked with Prime Video’s internal “DEV-2026” stamp — dropped November 12, 2025, amid rumors of an unannounced spin-off. It opens with a high-octane chase through Barcelona’s neon-lit streets, Nick behind the wheel of a sleek Audi R8, evading shadowy pursuers while flashing back to their Culpa Nuestra altar kiss. Cut to Noah, now a rising fashion designer, discovering a forged document that implicates Nick’s grandfather’s old rival in a plot to seize the Leister empire — including their home and unborn child. The twist? A mid-clip reveal shows Anabel (Marta Hazas), presumed reformed, as the puppet master, whispering to a hooded figure: “They think it’s over? Make them pay for choosing each other.” Cue a tearful reunion in a rain-soaked garage, Nick confessing: “I raced for us once… I’d do it again to keep you safe.” Fans are losing it — #Culpa4Now hit 1.2 million tweets in 24 hours, with edits blending the leak with trilogy OSTs amassing 10 million views.

Mercedes Ron, the Argentine-Spanish author whose Wattpad origins spawned a 100-million-stream phenomenon, addressed the buzz in a cryptic Instagram Story on November 13: “Nick and Noah’s story ended with vows… but love stories? They evolve. Stay tuned. 😉” Director Domingo González, who helmed all three films, teased in a Variety interview: “The trilogy closed their arc, but whispers of more? Let’s just say Barcelona’s streets aren’t done racing.” Sources close to Pokeepsie Films (the trilogy’s production house) confirm exploratory talks for Culpa Eterna (Eternal Fault), a 2027 limited series exploring post-wedding life: Noah’s career launch amid sabotage, Nick’s underground racing relapse to fund their future, and a new antagonist — Anabel’s secret daughter — threatening their family. Casting rumors swirl: Teyana Taylor as the rival, with Guevara and Wallace reprising (their off-screen chemistry fueled real-life dating speculation since 2023).

The trilogy’s success — Culpa Nuestra debuted at No. 1 globally with 85 million hours viewed in Week 1 — has Prime Video eyeing expansions, including the English remake My Fault London (slated for 2026). Fan petitions for a Nick-Noah sequel hit 500K signatures on Change.org, arguing: “Their story can’t end with a baby bump — give us the messy marriage!” Reddit’s r/Culpables exploded with theories: “The twist is time jump — their kid inherits the curse?” or “Racing metaphor for their endless ‘faults’?”

Guevara and Wallace, now 23 and 22, broke silence in a joint TikTok: “If there’s more? We’d race back in a heartbeat. Nick & Noah forever? Fans decide.” As leaks fuel midnight marathons, one thing’s clear: the Culpables flame isn’t extinguished — it’s revving for round four. Stream the trilogy on Prime Video; if Ron writes it, Hollywood will follow