Real Housewives of London season 2 launch date confirmed as cast drama teased

The Real Housewives of London are back (to Paddington) and ready for action, with season two launching on Hayu on 7 September.

The series launched last year as streaming service Hayu’s first original series, and the third UK-based Real Hosuewives franchise after ITV’s RHOCheshire and RHOJersey.

The six ladies – Juliet Angus, Amanda Cronin, Karen Loderick-Peace, Juliet Mayhew, Panthea Parker and Nessie Welschinger – are all returning, with old friendships tested, loyalties questioned and more drama than can fit in London’s most glamorous postcodes.

Season two picked up filming after a dramatic off-camera dinner, with the women trying to move forward at charity galas, Fashion Week, Lunar New Year celebrations and an exciting trip to Antigua.

Juliet Angus

Juliet Angus was no stranger to reality television, having originally starred on Bravo series Ladies of London, which was recently reportedly put on pause after a comeback season.

This time on RHOLondon, Angus is back in Cronin’s good books, but having to deal with daughter Gigi heading off to university.

She’s set for her most personal season ever, as she takes a trip to Poland to lay her father to rest, too.

But that doesn’t mean she’s coming without her trademark sharp tongue, setting the rules at her own events and delivering killer sets at a drag roast.

However, with her friendship with Cronin back, she’s set to find herself in the crossfire from other directions.

Amanda Cronin

Amanda Cronin, having cemented herself as a reality TV icon thanks to her “back to Paddington!” catchphrase, returns for RHOLondon booked and busy.

But after rekindling her friendship with Angus, Loderick-Peace ends up feeling pushed out.

Cronin sees herself juggling tensions all around her, and even her livelihood is brought into question after a treatment at her own clinic.

Will fixing one friendship cost her another?

Karen Loderick-Peace

Former Real Housewives of Jersey star Karen Loderick-Peace returns after an emotional first season of RHOLondon, raising funds for Jamaica and hosting the ladies in Antigua.

But she’s left wondering where she stands as Cronin and Angus grow close once again. Asking the question out loud is set to cause one of the season’s most explosive clashes.

Never silenced, Loderick-Peace leans on husband Jeremy and the other girls, as old wounds from her past resurface and she learns deep friendships come with a price.

But this time around, she’s done with giving more than she gets back.

Juliet Mayhew

Juliet Mayhew starts things off on the outside, but she’s determined to win the group over one woman at a time – and it starts to work.

With her West End dreams starting to happen, Mayhew is finally finding something that fulfils her away from being a mum.

But as she takes her spotlight moment, things go wrong, and she’s forced to show everyone exactly who she really is – until it all falls apart.

Panthea Parker

Known for her explosive opinions, Panthea Parker returns and is done biting her tongue.

Soon, she becomes the season’s biggest source of tension, with her friendship with Cronin pushed to its limits. But Parker decides if anyone is going to force honesty in the group, it’ll be her.

However, behind her sharp tongue is a softer side – a mum who never stopped criticising her, and a father she never knew who might finally be within reach.

Nessie Welschinger

Nessie Welschinger has mastered the art of keeping everyone happy, holding down the fort with Remy away, and her dad’s wellbeing on her mind.

But this time around, the ladies are done with Welschinger playing Switzerland, and demand she jumps off the fence. The famed cake maker finds her voice – and it turns out she’s funnier and fiercer than any of them were expecting.

Between hosting Chinese New Year and facing a new arrival who claims to know the real Nessie, Welschinger is proving she’s nobody’s pushover.

The Real Housewives of London launches on Hayu on 7 September, with a new episode dropping weekly.

After the 10-episode run, comedian Katherine Ryan will return to host the explosive reunion.

The Real Housewives of London season one is available to stream on Hayu.

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