Real Housewives of London Returns for Season 2 as Cast Reunites for Filming

The Real Housewives of London is officially coming back for another season. Streaming service Hayu confirmed the renewal this week, with all six original cast members set to return and cameras already rolling on production.

The decision to bring back the full ensemble—Juliet Angus, Amanda Cronin, Karen Loderick-Peace, Juliet Mayhew, Panthea Parker, and Nessie Welschinger—comes after a strong debut year for the franchise. The show premiered in 2025 as Hayu’s first original series and quickly found an audience across multiple markets, drawing viewers into the world of London’s elite social scene.

“Season 2 will debut later this year after filming wraps,” a Hayu spokesperson said, though an exact premiere date hasn’t been announced yet.

Production kicked off in early 2026 under NBCUniversal and UTAS UK Productions. The streamer says the new season will deliver more of what made the first season work: the luxury lifestyles, dramatic confrontations, and glamorous social events that have become hallmarks of the Real Housewives franchise.

Details about specific storylines remain under wraps, but viewers can expect to follow the six women as they navigate friendships, family dynamics, business ventures, and their positions within London’s high society. The show’s mix of personal drama and lavish settings helped establish it as one of Hayu’s standout reality programs.

The renewal underscores the streaming platform’s growing commitment to original reality programming. With the entire original cast returning and production already underway, Season 2 is shaping up to deliver another season of the glamour and drama fans tuned in for the first time around.