The highly anticipated second season of The Real Housewives of London is just around the corner, premiering on Hayu on 7 September.
The series, which launched last year as Hayu's first original series, follows the lives of six London ladies - Juliet Angus, Amanda Cronin, Karen Loderick-Peace, Juliet Mayhew, Panthea Parker, and Nessie Welschinger - as they navigate old friendships, new alliances, and plenty of drama.
This season, the women are back in action, attending charity galas, Fashion Week, Lunar New Year celebrations, and a trip to Antigua, all while dealing with their personal struggles and relationships.
Juliet Angus returns with a more personal season, as she takes a trip to Poland to lay her father to rest and navigates her daughter's departure for university. Meanwhile, her friendship with Amanda Cronin is back on track, but she's set to face tension from other directions.
Amanda Cronin is booked and busy, but her rekindled friendship with Angus has left Karen Loderick-Peace feeling pushed out. As Cronin juggles tensions all around her, her livelihood is brought into question after a treatment at her own clinic.
Karen Loderick-Peace returns after an emotional first season, raising funds for Jamaica and hosting the ladies in Antigua. However, she's left wondering where she stands as Cronin and Angus grow close once again, sparking an explosive clash.
Juliet Mayhew starts off on the outside, but she's determined to win the group over, one woman at a time. As her West End dreams start to happen, she's finally finding something that fulfils her beyond being a mum.
Panthea Parker returns with her trademark sharp tongue, but behind her outspoken exterior lies a softer side - a mum who's never stopped criticising her, and a father she's always wanted to know.
Nessie Welschinger has mastered the art of keeping everyone happy, but this time around, the ladies are done with her playing Switzerland, and demand she takes a stand. The famed cake maker finds her voice and proves she's funnier and fiercer than anyone expected.
The Real Housewives of London returns with a new episode dropping weekly on Hayu, followed by a reunion hosted by comedian Katherine Ryan. The first season is already available to stream on the platform.
The second season promises to be just as dramatic and entertaining as the first, with the ladies facing new challenges and relationships. Don't miss the premiere on 7 September and join the conversation.
