Sabrina's Ready to Fight for Love in This First Look at Chilling Adventures Part 3

Updated on Jan 23, 2020 at 1:05 PM

Sabrina Spellman is back and she's ready to go through literal hell to get her boyfriend back.

On Thursday, the streaming service unveiled the first look at Chilling Adventures of Sabrina part three with some wicked photos and a musical trailer that we still have playing in our heads. While one photo shows Sabrina and Nicholas Scratch looking happily in love alongside her mortal friends, another shows the two young lovers looking particularly distressed. Things aren't going to be easy for either of them this season, which is probably bad news for any "Nabrina" fans.

We know that after that wild season two finale, Sabrina and company are going forward with one mission in mind: go to hell and get Nicholas back. But nothing is ever easy with the Spellmans and their inner circle, and the third season will be full of obstacles and evil enemies determined to get in their way. Plus, it looks like Sabrina and Rosalind are getting into cheerleading, which eats up so much of your time in high school!

Check out the photos of the upcoming season ahead and be sure to tune in on Jan. 24 to find out what happens when a Spellman witch goes against Hell itself.

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