Okay… I was not prepared for this.
Out of absolutely nowhere, Prime Video just dropped a blink-and-you-miss-it teaser for the next instalment of My Fault: London — and casually confirmed it’s arriving June 2026. I was not mentally prepared for this today!
June. As in… basically tomorrow in streaming terms.
If you’re anything like me and still not over Nick and Noah, this is huge.
Let’s break down everything we know so far about the sequel, officially titled Your Fault: London 👀
🎬 What Is Your Fault: London?
Your Fault: London is the direct sequel to My Fault: London — the British adaptation of Mercedes Ron’s viral Culpables book series.
And yes, this isn’t just a one-off sequel.
Prime Video is going all in and adapting the entire trilogy, meaning:
- My Fault: London (already released)
- Your Fault: London (coming June 2026)
- Our Fault: London (already in production 👀)
So if you thought this story was intense before… we’re only getting started.
⏰ Release Date (And Why It’s a Big Deal)
The sequel is officially set to drop in June 2026, which is honestly a lot sooner than expected.
Considering the first film only landed in February 2025, this turnaround is fast — and suggests Prime Video knows exactly how popular this franchise has become.
And let’s be real… they’re not wrong.
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👀 That Teaser Trailer…
Now let’s talk about the teaser because—
It’s short. Like, seconds short.
But the vibe?
Tension. Distance. Drama.
From what’s been teased (and what we know from the books), Your Fault is where things get messy:
- Jealousy starts creeping in
- Secrets begin to unravel
- And Nick and Noah’s relationship is seriously tested
So if you thought the first film was chaotic… this is where it escalates.
If you haven’t seen it yet – what are you waiting for!? Watch it here –
❤️ Returning Cast (Yes, They’re Back)
The core duo is officially returning:
- Asha Banks as Noah
- Matthew Broome as Nick
And we wouldn’t have it any other way.
Their chemistry is the reason this story works.
Also expected to return from the original:
- Eve Macklin
- Ray Fearon
✨ New Cast Members Joining the Drama
We’re also getting some fresh faces entering the chaos:
- Louisa Binder
- Joel Nankervis
- Scarlett Rayner
- Orlando Norman
New characters = new complications.
And if you’ve read the books… you already know what that means 😬
📖 What Will Your Fault: London Be About?
The sequel adapts the second book in the trilogy, “Culpa Tuya” by Mercedes Ron.
Without spoiling too much…
This is the part of the story where:
- Nick and Noah are no longer just figuring things out…
- They’re actively trying to hold onto something that’s starting to fall apart
Expect:
- Emotional conflict
- External pressures pulling them apart
- And decisions that could change everything
Basically… pain. We’re expecting pain.
🎥 Filming & Production Details
- Filming wrapped in summer 2025
- Shot across London, with locations including Oxford
- Directed again by Dani Girdwood & Charlotte Fassler (keeping that same vibe as the first film)
And interestingly…
This sequel was filmed close to the third film, meaning the rollout might be quicker than we think 👀
🔥 Why This Teaser Drop Matters
This wasn’t a slow, hyped rollout.
This was:
“Here’s a teaser. Oh, and it’s coming in a couple of months.”
That kind of drop usually means:
- Marketing is about to ramp up fast
- A full trailer is probably right around the corner
- And Prime Video is confident this is going to hit
💬 Final Thoughts
I’ll be honest… I didn’t expect Your Fault: London this soon.
But I’m not complaining!
If the sequel leans into the emotional intensity, tension, and chemistry that made the first film so addictive… we’re in for something seriously binge-worthy.
And if that teaser is anything to go by?
We are not ready for what’s coming.
👀 Are You Excited?
Did that teaser catch you off guard too?
Or were you already waiting for this announcement?
Let me know — because I feel like this is about to take over Prime Video again 🔥
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