After all, there are now multiple Dumbledores in the world of Fantastic Beasts, so the secrets that are revealed may well be related to Credence instead. Rowling is fond of word-games, though, and it's quite possible the title of Fantastic Beasts 3 is intended to deceive. It's quite possible Newt Scamander and his friends will discover this truth in Fantastic Beasts 3, allowing the Harry Potter franchise to stop avoiding Albus Dumbledore's homosexuality.
This was the real reason Albus was reluctant to confront Grindelwald during his rise to power he still loved him, and he was unsure he was emotionally strong enough to be able to beat him. There, Harry learned Albus Dumbledore had secretly fallen for the charismatic Grindelwald while he was still young, and his infatuation had led to a family tragedy. has confirmed Fantastic Beasts 3 is called "The Secrets of Dumbledore." No doubt most viewers will fix their attention upon Albus Dumbledore himself, given Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows strongly suggested Albus' history with Grindelwald is his deepest, darkest secret. Related: Harry Potter/Fantastic Beasts Official Timeline It's currently unclear how Credence fits into the canon, but Rowling has promised many unanswered questions will be resolved in Fantastic Beasts 3.
This naturally raised massive questions about the Dumbledore line, especially since Credence is under the sway of Gellert Grindelwald, who is destined to take Europe by storm and ultimately to be defeated by Albus in one of the most famous wizarding duels in history. It revealed the powerful wizard Credence - an Obscurial whose magic was incalculable in its power and dangerously out-of-control - was in reality Aurelius Dumbledore, Albus' never-mentioned younger brother. But the sequel, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, went in an even more unexpected direction.
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