Netflix’s The Hunting Wives is gearing up for its second season after introducing viewers to wealthy Texas socialites. Led by Brittany Snow and Malin Åkerman, the erotic thriller adapted from May Cobb’s novel is set to continue following the complicated world of Sophie O’Neil and Margo Banks.
The Hunting Wives Season 2 to hit Netflix next month
Netflix will bring back The Hunting Wives on November 26, 2026, with all eight episodes of its second season becoming available on the same day, according to Netflix Tudum. The series, adapted from May Cobb’s novel, will continue its story, with Brittany Snow and Malin Åkerman returning to lead the cast.
The new episodes will pick up with Sophie O’Neil and Margo Banks estranged from each other. However, their separation will not last as past revelations and emerging threats draw them into each other’s lives again. As the pair become entangled in further dangerous situation, their complicated alliance raises questions about whether they can control the situations they create.
Snow returns as Sophie, while Åkerman reprising her role as Margo. The cast also features Dermot Mulroney, Jaime Ray Newman, Evan Jonigkeit, George Ferrier, Karen Rodriguez, and Hunter Emery among others.
Talking about the second season, Åkerman said, “We can’t give away too much ’cause we don’t want to take away the surprise element for y’all, but you won’t be disappointed, I’ll tell you that much” (via Deadline).
The first season introduces Sophie as a Boston resident who moves to East Texas and becomes involved with Margo, a wealthy socialite whose circle of friends initially appears glamorous and welcoming. Sophie’s growing involvement in their lives eventually exposes her to a darker side.
Netflix has already renewed The Hunting Wives for a third season ahead of the second season’s release. Rebecca Cutter developed the series and serves as its showrunner and executive producer. Cobb and Erwin Stoff also hold executive producer credits.