'Davina, The Delivery Witch' to End With Season Three

“Davina, The Delivery Witch” is officially coming to an end. The fantasy "Luna, The Witch" spin-off drama will conclude with its upcoming third season, set to premiere on Tubi in Fall 2026.

The final season will consist of five 24-minute episodes and is being described as the show’s most climactic chapter yet. Season 3 will see Davina leave the delivery world behind and enter the infamous “other world" which is a limbo-like realm where witches go after being defeated by magic.

Shalini Jayarama as Davina Grimwood.

Once there, they are forced to wait and discover whether they will be allowed to return to the real world or remain trapped forever in the world of the unliving.

The plot will focus heavily on Davina’s legacy and her role in preventing darkness from crossing back into the real world. With her newly discovered magical abilities tied to the mysterious pocket watches, Davina’s journey is expected to take a darker and more emotional turn as the series builds toward its conclusion.

The third season has nearly completed filming, with only a few pick-up scenes still left to be scheduled for the final episode.

Shalini Jayarama and Curtis Reid are set to return as leads for the final season, alongside Thomas Tedaldi and Ivis Tostes, who was previously upgraded from guest star to series regular for Season 3.

The season will also feature several familiar faces from the larger witch universe. Jack Tomlinson, who played Lysander and Chase Cortland Erwin who played Mordecai in the first two seasons of “Francine, The Fixer Witch,” will appear in “Davina’s” third season. Sara Ong, who guest starred in “Harmony, The Historian Witch,” is also set to recur.

Ivis Tostes, right, was upgrade as a series regular for the third season after guest starring in the first two seasons as Dante Starweaver. Shalini Jayarama, left, plays Davina.

While some cast members are returning, others will not be back for the final run. Colin Kinsella, who was a series regular during the first two seasons, will return for one episode. Jack O’Hara, who joined the series as a delivery witch in Season 2, will return as a recurring guest star.

However, fellow delivery witches played by Ciao Morais, Ace Santos, and Max Ashford have quietly exited the series and will not appear in Season 3. Dylan Ireland, who played Ambrose Lightfoot, will also not return.

One notable return will be Stephanie Santos, who played Gemini in Season 2. She is set to appear in one episode as the Queen of the Kemps.

Additional casting announcements are expected soon.“Davina, The Delivery Witch” Season 3 premieres on Tubi in Fall 2026.