Fake Profile (Netflix),Season 3 Review Notes
- Dimitris Schoen
- May 9
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 5

Today at Épicuriens Culture, we are going to talk about a series you can watch on Netflix. Season 3 was recently released. The series follows Camila Román, a stripper in Las Vegas who has a casual encounter with Fernando Castell, also known as Miguel Estévez. Miguel Estévez was married to Ángela Ferrer during Season 1. The Ferrers are a wealthy family whose father is a prominent real estate agent. In Season 1, Ángela Ferrer has a gay brother who is a chef.
If you have not watched Seasons 1 or 2, you should. The series is quite entertaining and is clearly aimed at an adult audience.
In Season 3, Ángela Ferrer flees with her girlfriend after the murder of her husband. Ángela is an unstable woman who, during Season 2, killed several people with the help of a psychiatrist, including her brother and other men. Season 3 follows a similar formula but introduces new characters and a storyline in which someone is murdering lesbian women.
Carolina Miranda delivers an excellent performance as Camila Román. Rodolfo Salas is equally impressive and very charismatic as Miguel Estévez.
At Épicuriens Culture and Sincerely Yours, we are big fans of Fake Profile. The subject matter is highly relevant, as there are many similar cases involving deception on social media. The series combines romance, sex, betrayal, and police investigation. This show is intended for adults. Fake Profile is both entertaining and provocative. In our opinion, Season 3 is stronger than Season 2.
🎬 Today on Notes Culture, we are talking about Fake Profile (Netflix).
Season 3 is finally here 🔥 and continues the story of Camila Román, a stripper in Las Vegas who crosses paths with Miguel Estévez… and nothing is as it seems.
💔 Love, sex, betrayal, and crime intertwine in this series packed with twists.
🔪 New characters, greater tension, and a dark storyline make it gripping from the very beginning.
🎭 Carolina Miranda and Rodolfo Salas stand out with strong performances.
⚠️ For adults only.
📲 If you enjoy intense stories about deception on social media, this series is for you.
👉 In our opinion: Season 3 is better than Season 2.
The ending of this season was absolutely mind-blowing.
Rating: 3.5 / 5


