The Boys Season 4: How Victoria Neuman's Daughter Creates Major "Transitions" Teased By Star & Creator

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Summary Victoria Neuman's daughter, Zoe, will have an important role in The Boys season 4.

Victoria's allegiance to Vought will conflict with her desire to protect Zoe from danger, just as it did in season 3.

As Zoe grows and faces transitions, Victoria must navigate how to save herself and her daughter from danger.

Victoria Neuman's daughter will have a big role to play in The Boys season 4. Victoria is the Vice Presidential candidate, and she is secretly a supe and a Vought ally. Despite her allegiance to Stan Edgar, she betrayed him in exchange for Compound V in season 3. After injecting her daughter, Zoe, Victoria hoped that the dosage would help her daughter to become a supe in the upcoming The Boys season 4. The season is set to premiere on June 13 on Prime Video.

In an exclusive interview with Screen Rant, Claudia Doumit (Victoria Neuman) and The Boys creator Eric Kripke spoke about the role that Zoe will play going forward. As Zoe continues to develop as a teenager and a person, Victoria will need to reckon with how she can protect her daughter from the dangers of Vought's world. Check out their quotes below:

Screen Rant: Claudia, we saw Victoria betray her adoptive father for her daughter last season. What family dynamics might come into play this season?

Claudia Doumit: Ooh, I haven't been asked that yet. Oh, wait, I have to answer in a vague kind of way. I mean, I know there's a lot happening there. Listen, she's a developing, blossoming teenager. She's going through some transitions there.

Eric Kripke: She's dealing with protecting her daughter. The world is getting scarier and scarier, and as she grows ever closer to power, I think she's realizing that she's made quite the devil's bargain. And so, then her interest becomes: how does she save herself and her little girl?

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