First look at sequel to Prime Video's 'emotionally-charged' drama that fans can't get enough of
A sequel to one of Prime Video's hottest dramas is dropping soon and we can't wait to tune in.
As fans will know, My Fault: London graced the small screen back in 2023, and became an instant success. And now, fans' prayers have been answered as we've just had a sneak peek at the sequel, due to land in 2026.
The first movie follows 17-year-old Noah, who moves into a new home after her mother marries billionaire William Leister.
Noah struggles to adjust to the sudden change and clashes with her new stepbrother Nick. But, you guessed it, that hostility soon grows into attraction.
As things start to heat up between them, Noah receives threatening messages from her abusive father Jonás, who was believed to be dead. As past secrets unfold, can Nick and Noah's romance go the distance?
The OG Spanish movie was an instant hit, film smashed records overseas, quickly amassing the best viewing figures for any non-English original in the history of Amazon Prime; and its English-speaking counterpart was hugely popular with fans describing it as 'twisty' and 'emotionally charged'.
Now, Your Fault: London is coming; the next instalment of the British reimagining of author Mercedes Ron’s bestselling Culpable trilogy has just started filming, and it's coming to a television screen near you very soon.
Find out everything you need to know below.
What is Your Fault: London about?
A sequel to the British reimagination of smash hit Culpa Mia (My Fault: London), Your Fault: London follows a similarly gripping storyline.
In Your Fault: London, Nick and Noah are both embarking on life-changing adventures that are threatening to pull them apart. Nick has gone into business with his father whilst Noah starts a fresh chapter at Oxford University.
Now living separate lives, they find themselves entangled in 'temptations, rivalries, and betrayals'. As secrets unravel and temptation rises, they must fight to hold onto each other - or risk losing everything.
British actors Asha Banks (Good Girl’s Guide To Murder) and Matthew Broome (The Buccaneers) will reprise their lead roles as Noah and Nick in the upcoming movie.
Prime Video has also welcomed newcomers Louisa Binder, Joel Nankervis, Scarlett Rayner, and Orlando Norman to the ensemble.
The final film in the trilogy, Our Fault: London, has also been confirmed by Amazon Prime Video, so watch this space.
What happened at the Prime Video retreat in Ibiza?
To celebrate the upcoming movie, the film's stars gathered in Ibiza for a special showcase.
The Prime Video Retreat welcomed international originals, Culpa Nuestra and Maxton Hall, alongside upcoming talent from across Europe and Latin America.
The leading cast of forthcoming Italian film Love Me, Love Me: Magnetic Hearts, series Postcards From Italy, and Argentinian series Amor Animal also joined the showcase.
Where and when can I watch My Fault: London?
As fans will know, the first movie in the instalment, My Fault: London, is available to watch now on Prime Video if you have a subscription (sign up here for £5.99 a month, free for the first 30 days).
Once you've ticked off the first movie, My Fault: London will be available exclusively on Prime Video in over 240 countries and territories early next year.
See you there?
Topics: Amazon, Amazon Prime
Danielle Fowler