Hayu has set the second series of The Real Housewives of London to premiere on 7 September, bringing back all six main cast members from the first run. The new series appears to centre on shifting friendships, unresolved tensions and personal challenges, picking up after an off-camera dinner that fractured the group. The announcement matters because it confirms the return of Hayu’s London-based entry in the long-running Real Housewives franchise and signals a bigger focus on both cast conflict and individual storylines.

The returning cast are Juliet Angus, Amanda Cronin, Karen Loderick-Peace, Juliet Mayhew, Panthea Parker and Nessie Welschinger. Hayu says the season will unfold across charity galas, London Fashion Week events, Lunar New Year celebrations and a luxury trip to Antigua, while teasing several major plot points: Angus dealing with family changes and a trip to Poland, Cronin facing pressure around her business and clinic, Karen questioning her place in the group, Mayhew trying to rebuild relationships, Parker becoming a source of friction, and Welschinger being pushed to speak up more openly. The streamer’s promotional material suggests the renewed Angus-Cronin friendship will be a key trigger for wider fallout among the women.