For fans craving more from the world of Fifty Shades, a wave of “Fifty Shades of Grey 4: Revenge” trailers has recently appeared on YouTube, claiming to tease a dramatic return for Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele. But are these trailers real, or is it all just wishful thinking for those hoping to revisit the steamy franchise?

Sorry, Fans—The Trailers Are Fake

Unfortunately for anyone excited about a Fifty Shades comeback, the so-called “Fifty Shades of Grey 4: Revenge” trailers are entirely fake. Despite having convincing thumbnails and titles that make them look official, these videos are fan-made and not linked to Universal Pictures or author E.L. James.

These fake trailers often use clips from other movies or series featuring the same actors. For example, many thumbnails show Dakota Johnson, but the footage is actually from Madame Web or other projects she has starred in. Similarly, some videos feature Jamie Dornan using footage from his unrelated film roles, stitched together to look like new content.

Other videos attempt to use VFX to insert characters into new scenes, but these are often easy to spot due to poor lighting consistency and awkward editing.

Is There an Official Fifty Shades of Grey 4: Revenge Trailer Release Date?

No, there is currently no official trailer for Fifty Shades of Grey 4: Revenge.

In fact, there is no confirmation that a new Fifty Shades movie is even in production at this time. With no official word from the studio or E.L. James, there is no reason to expect a trailer anytime soon.

Could a New Fifty Shades Movie Happen in the Future?

While the current rumors and fake trailers are disappointing for eager fans, the door is not entirely closed on the Fifty Shades franchise. The trilogy was a major box-office success, and the fanbase remains passionate years after the release of Fifty Shades Freed in 2018.

Hollywood often revisits successful franchises, especially if there is demand and a financial incentive. However, for now, there has been no official announcement, teaser, or hint from Universal or the cast suggesting a new chapter is coming.

If you stumble upon a “Fifty Shades of Grey 4: Revenge” trailer on YouTube, treat it as fan-made content rather than an official teaser for a new movie. While it’s fun to imagine what a fourth film could look like, it’s important not to be misled by these well-edited yet unofficial trailers circulating online.

For now, fans will need to be content with rewatching the original trilogy—or revisiting E.L. James’ novels—while hoping that one day, Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele might return to the big screen. Until then, keep your expectations grounded, and remember: if it sounds too good to be true on YouTube, it probably is.