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The Real Housewives of London renewed for season 2

The Real Housewives of London renewed for season 2
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Hayu has officially renewed The Real Housewives of London for a second season, bringing back all six cast members for another chapter of high society drama, luxury lifestyles and shifting relationships in the British capital.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Juliet Angus, Amanda Cronin, Karen Loderick-Peace, Juliet Mayhew, Panthea Parker and Nessie Welschinger will all return for the new season. The series will once again follow their personal and professional lives as they navigate London’s elite social circles.

Viewers will see fashion influencer Juliet Angus, beauty entrepreneur Amanda Cronin and fashion designer Karen Loderick-Peace return alongside philanthropist Juliet Mayhew, socialite Panthea Parker and cake company founder Nessie Welschinger as they explore the complexities of friendships, rivalries and London’s upper-class social hierarchy.

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Angus will face major personal changes this season, including sending her daughter Gigi to university and travelling to Poland to lay her father to rest. Alongside these emotional moments, she continues her styling work and performs at a Drag Roast.

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Cronin begins the season focused on expanding her successful business ventures. Her renewed friendship with Angus reportedly creates friction with Karen Loderick-Peace, leading to fresh tensions within the group. Meanwhile, Loderick-Peace launches the season by organising a high-profile charity event for Jamaica before hosting a group holiday in Antigua.

The renewal follows the programme’s successful debut, which established the London edition as a flagship title for Hayu. The series also marked NBCUniversal’s all-reality streaming service’s first original production created for both British and international audiences. Production on the second season has already wrapped in central London.

The new season will further explore the fractured friendships, shifting alliances and long-running rivalries that emerged during the cast’s trips to the Cotswolds and Scotland. Comedian Katherine Ryan previously hosted a tense two-part reunion that left several relationships hanging in the balance, setting the stage for the new episodes.

The franchise is also expanding internationally. Bravo and Peacock will begin airing the first season in the United States from 29 July, while international viewers will be able to stream the second season exclusively on Hayu later this year.

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