Euphoria Season 3 is generating massive buzz with its upcoming premiere on April 12, 2026, on HBO and HBO Max. The long-awaited third season features a time jump into adulthood for the East Highland crew, exploring themes of faith, redemption, and the problem of evil. Alongside returning stars like Zendaya (Rue Bennett), Sydney Sweeney (Cassie Howard), Jacob Elord (Nate Jacobs), Hunter Schafer (Jules Vaughn), and others, the show introduces an impressive lineup of new guest stars—including Sharon Stone, Rosalía, Natasha Lyonne, Danielle Deadwylerand social media sensation Vinnie Hacker.
If you’re wondering, “Who is Vinnie Hacker?” and why he’s stepping into the Euphoria universe, here’s everything you need to know about this rising star making his acting debut in the series.
Vinnie Hacker, born July 14, 2002, is an American influencer, model, gamerand content creator who skyrocketed to fame on TikTok. He first gained traction in 2020 with beauty, fashion, and lip-sync videos, quickly amassing millions of followers thanks to his charismatic presence, edgy style, and signature tattoos.
By 2023, his TikTok account had surpassed 15 million followers, cementing his status as one of the platform’s biggest male creators. In 2021, he joined the famous content collective Hype Houseappearing in their Netflix reality series Hype House (2022), where he opened up about the pressures of online fame, being sexualized, and his shift toward gaming content.
Hacker has since expanded his brand:
Often described as a “heartthrob” in media coverage, Vinnie blends high-fashion aesthetics with relatable, humorous content. His journey from thirst-trap videos to more diverse pursuits—like streaming and acting—highlights his evolution as a multi-platform creator.
Announced as part of the massive guest star roster for Season 3, Vinnie Hacker joins an eclectic mix of celebrities, actors, and influencers in recurring or guest capacities. While specific plot details and his character’s name remain under wraps (as is typical for Euphoria), his casting aligns with the show’s tradition of blending established talent with fresh, Gen-Z-relevant faces.
The season, created and directed by Sam Levinsonwas shot on innovative Kodak film stock (35mm and 65mm), promising a visually stunning evolution as characters navigate post-high-school life. With the trailer teasing intense drama—including Rue’s ongoing struggles and new adult challenges—Hacker’s addition brings a modern social media influence to the narrative.
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