Dear You is back with a season 2 available on Prime Video starting September 26, 2026. Consisting of ten 22-minute episodes, the new season reunites Carla Poquin, Louka Meliava and Terence Telle in the roles of Alma, Naïm and Alex.
After the revelations that closed the first season, Alma believes she can steer her relationship with Alex in a new direction. Her return to the palace becomes complicated, however, with the arrival of a particularly demanding boss, while a scandal threatens the young entrepreneur's reputation.
The situation grows more tangled as the young woman starts receiving messages from a mysterious "crow." Alma sets out to determine whether Alex is the target of a destabilization campaign or if he’s still keeping part of his life hidden from her. Her friends stay by her side to help, but the return of old feelings also upends the group’s dynamic.
This second season maintains the blend of romantic comedy and mystery that defined the opening episodes, while shining a light on the supporting cast. Vanessa Missé, Lionel Erdogan, Juliette Katz, Léopold Buschbaum, Serpentine Teyssier and Jade Phan-Gia reprise their roles.
The cast also features Thaïs Vauquières, Camille Pham, and Constantin Vidal. Bilal Hassani, Bérengère Krief, Paul Deby, Djayson Karavane, and Serge Hazanavicius will also make appearances over the course of the season.
The trailer for season 2 hasn't been released yet. The video below corresponds to the season 1 trailer:
Adapted from the Emily Blaine novel series, Dear You follows Alma, head of client relations at a Parisian palace. Between the extravagant demands of her clients, the romantic twists surrounding her friends, and her own love life, she finds herself torn among Alex, a wealthy entrepreneur behind a dating app, Naïm, the hotel's bartender, and the enigmatic Mr Nobody.
Premiered on Prime Video on February 7, 2025, the first season features fifteen episodes. Its renewal was confirmed during the Prime Video Presents 2025. Season 2 was subsequently shot in Paris and Lyon under the direction of Julien Carpentier, the filmmaker behind La Vie de ma mère.
The new episodes are written by Niels Rahou, Chloé Glachant, Clara Lemaire-Anspach, Eléonore Gurrey and Charlotte Vecchiet. Production is led by Elise Castel and Charlotte Denaud for Astrée, the company created within the Webedia-Elephant group.
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