Lucius have announced their self-titled fourth album, which will land on May 2 via Fantasy Records. It includes the previously unveiled song ‘Old Tape’, as well as the groovy new track ‘Gold Rush’. Check it out and find the album cover and tracklist below.
The band’s Dan Molad produced the new album, which features contributions from The War on Drugs’ Adam Granduciel, Dawes’ Taylor Goldsmith, Madison Cunningham, Luke Temple, Rob Moose, and more. In a statement, Lucius said:
Our fourth studio album is the four of us, just as we first started recording together as a band. It’s raw and honest and feels like coming home; something that resonates deeply in this moment of our lives. We are home in so many senses of the word; in the last couple of years we’ve started setting roots, finding life partners, building families, growing gardens. We got dogs, (you can hear them in the background if you listen close). We wrote songs about life and relationships. We recorded them in our home studios. We saw the beginnings and endings of life cycles while making this record, the beauty and fragility of the human experience. So it’s only fitting that this album is self-titled, it’s our story, who we are now and how we got here. Welcome to our living room.
Commenting on the lead single, the band explained: “‘Gold Rush’ is that addictive sweetness to love. The roller coaster highs and lows. The sugary can’t get enough of you, can’t live with you feeling that keeps you coming back for more. It’s energy and grit: guitars wailing, heavy backbeat, dynamic vocals which flip from verse to chorus – mellow to strong – playing off the band and echoing the sentiment of the lyrics.”
Lucius Cover Artwork:
Lucius Tracklist:
1. Final Days
2. Gold Rush
3. Do It All For You
4. Mad Love
5. Stranger Danger
6. Hallways
7. Old Tape [feat. Adam Granduciel]
8. Impressions [feat. Madison Cunningham]
9. Borderline
10. Orange Blossoms
11. At the End of the Day
The Ophelias have announced a new album, Spring Grove, which will be out April 4 via Get Better Records. It follows 2021’s Crocus, which included the Julien Baker collaboration ‘Neil Young on High’, and Baker produced the band’s new album in its entirety. Check out a video for the viscerally emotive new single ‘Cumulonimbus’ below, and scroll down for the album cover and tracklist.
Spring Grove marked the first time Baker took on the role of producer for an album by another artist. (With the rest of boygenius, she also produced jasmine.4.t’s recent debut album.) Baker, who also sings harmonies and plays on a number of songs, and the band spent ten days recording at Young Avenue Sound in Memphis, TN, in 2021.
Spring Grove Cover Artwork:
Spring Grove Tracklist:
1. Open Sky
2. Spring Grove
3. Cumulonimbus
4. Vulture Tree
5. Salome
6. Parade
7. Cicada
8. Forcefed
9. Crow
10. Gardenia
11. Sharpshooter
12. Say to You
13. Shapes
The Ophelias 2025 Tour Dates:
Fri April 4 – Philadelphia, PA – MilkBoy
Sat April 5 – Brooklyn, NY – The Broadway – record release show
Sun April 6 – Vienna, VA – Jammin’ Java
Tue April 8 – Boston, MA – The Rockwell
Wed April 9 – Portsmouth, NH – Press Room
Thu May 8 – Chicago, IL – Schuba’s
Fri May 9 – Columbus, OH – Rumba Café
Sat May 10 – Lansing, MI – Stoopfest
Sun May 11 – Toronto, ON – The Baby G
Tue May 13 – Montréal, QC – Casa Del Popolo
Wed May 14 – Burlington, VT – Radio Bean
In this segment, we round up the best songs of each month. Here, in alphabetical order, are the 10 best songs of January 2025.
Black Country, New Road – ‘Besties’
Jaunty, playful, wholesome – if you haven’t tuned into Black Country, New Road in a while, you may be surprised these words confidently describe ‘Besties’, the lead single from their new album Forever Howlong. Then again, fans who have kept up with the band since Isaac Wood’s sudden departure in 2020 will recognize it as a sequel of sorts to ‘Up Song’ from the live album Live at Bush Hall, which spun around the refrain, “Look what we did together/ BCNR friends forever!” But while Georgia Ellery doesn’t sing on any of the Bush Hall tracks, her endearing and emotive vocals take center stage on ‘Besties’. In a statement about the song’s music video, director Rianne White said: “Knee-high in January’s jacket of mud, darkness, fields, street corners and a pack of hounds we found the beating heart of a world made better by chasing love and connection.” ‘Besties’ definitely felt like that this past month.
Destroyer – ‘Bologna’
I urge you to listen to ‘Bologna’, the lead single from Destroyer’s upcoming LP Dan’s Boogie, on a late night walk – not just because Dan Bejar’s smoky synthpop provides the perfect company, but because of the song’s hypnotic personification of the city after midnight. “Night comes in on wings,” Bejar warns, “Wearing your rings/ Parading her furs/ Pressing its luck.” There are many things about the ethereal arrangement that instantly strike as classic Destroyer, but Bejar keeps the implicit threat of the song elusive, enlisting Fiver’s Simone Schmidt to help it rise above the surface. “That explains things,” they repeat, but I doubt even the whole of Dan’s Boogie will neatly wrap things up.
Jane Remover – ‘JRJRJR’
Jane Remover blows up the whole idea of “new year, new me” on ‘JRJRJR’, a song that literally dropped on New Year’s Day to preview their forthcoming album Revengeseekerz. “2025, I got none left to shake, but mine still do,” they declare, “I don’t believe a single soul no more, not even you.” Over a corroded, abrasive hip-hop beat that barely lets them stop for breath, suspicion morphs into self-doubt, which balloons against the terrifying ordeal of being known. They contemplate changing their name – “hate the way it rolls off the tongue, full circle” – but the frustration runs deeper. The artist is sticking to the name for now, even describing their side project venturing as a fictional band created by Jane Remover. Maybe there’ll be a new moniker in the future, or maybe they just needed to vent about the perils of this one for four and a half minutes. That’s more time than I’d like to spend listening to anyone’s New Year’s resolutions, but ‘JRJRJR’ is a song I can’t help but go back to.
Japanese Breakfast – ‘Orlando in Love’
At just over two minutes, ‘Orlando in Love’ might be too delicate and dreamy of a ballad to pull listeners in the way ‘Be Sweet’ did four years ago, but it’s as vividly rendered and enchanting as Japanese Breakfast’s best songs. Inspired by Renaissance poet Matteo Maria Boiardo’s ‘Orlando Innamorato’, the song introduces us to the archetype of a male poet writing “for melancholy brunettes and sad women” (which is also, winkingly, the title of the new JB album), only to be lured in by a siren with no distinct features beyond her mysterious origin and the way she sings his name (“like a mother,” of course). Like another great Japanese Breakfast song, Michelle Zauner is fascinated by the dual workings of seduction and foolishness, and she does a great job of teasing out both perspectives in the song and its accompanying video. Elusive as both figures may be, Orlando’s fate is revealed just in the way his name echoes out in the end. This is how the story goes, but it’s only the start of For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women).
jasmine.4.t – ‘Guy Fawkes Tesco Dissociation’
‘Guy Fawkes Tesco Dissociation’ is a different song from the one jasmine.4.t wrote and recorded years ago. The Manchester-based singer-songwriter was living at her best friend’s house and – having come out as trans to her closest people in her hometown of Bristol and ended her marriage – experiencing extreme PTSD symptoms. The song is about losing your mind at Tesco while there are fireworks outside; it’s also about suicidal ideation, and the friend who grounds you in your own body, that makes you promise not to go through with it. jasmine.4.t’s description is literal, until it isn’t: “When I push harder something stops me like a forcefield like a membrane/ Like two north poles like two train doors closing freezer food inside.” It’s a vital part of a song that, aided by all three members of boygenius on production and Phoebe Bridgers on vocals, has changed significantly since the demo Jasmine Cruickshank tracked originally, which had one guitar and vocal panned on the left and one guitar and vocal on the right. But the tidal shift is contextual, as the next chapter she imagines in the second verse – where she finds “connection next to true self something larger than my life” – has now caught up to her. Wherever it finds you, ‘Guy Fawkes Tesco Dissociation’ is a shot of hope moulded out of despair.
Lucy Dacus – ‘Ankles’
Maybe it’s the proximity of their release dates, but with billowing strings and softly strummed guitars, the bed of instrumentation on ‘Ankles’ mirrors the one that carries forth Japanese Breakfast’s latest story of yearning. (Lucy Dacus and Michelle Zauner have been in conversation at least once.) ‘Ankles’ is faster than ‘Orlando in Love’, because it’s hornier, hooked on the endorphin rush of two people finally surrendering their inhibitions, or maybe just one – except this time it’s not a poet and a siren but lovers with no symbolic occupation beyond, perhaps, “Agent of chaos/ Angel of death.” Dacus can’t help that typically poetic bit of wordplay, but she keeps her language direct and explicit while remaining tender with each burst of desire. Unrestrained intimacy and domestic bliss entwine on ‘Ankles’ – “I want you to show me what you mean/ Then help me with the crossword in the morning” – but Dacus doesn’t make it sound like a fantasy. Though it very well may be, it’s worth divulging every detail.
Momma – ‘I Want You (Fever)’
The word in parenthesis makes all the difference. Yes, “Pick up and leave her/ I want you, fever” makes for one hell of a catchy chorus, but fever – beyond encapsulating the feeling of the song, which is about the kind of unrequited love that makes your blood boil with longing because it’s more about knowing the other person wants you – also feels like a switch, allowing all pent-up desire to swirl up the surface over one of Momma’s most irresistible riffs yet. The duo said the song is “about wanting to be with someone who has a girlfriend, or someone who isn’t over their ex,” but the “or someone” is open to projection. Really, it’s about the fever, and we all want it.
Perfume Genius – ‘It’s a Mirror’
In past Perfume Genius singles, the chorus has served as an avenue for salvation and even transcendence, the possibility of which leaves Mike Hadreas toiling through the verses. But on ‘It’s a Mirror’, the lead single from his new album Glory, the chorus is a locust of fear, a hive of irrepressible memories; a siren, like the one in the Japanese Breakfast song, “breaking me down soft and slow.” It wouldn’t be a proper first track if Hadreas didn’t open the door to all of them, transforming twangy wistfulness into swarming cacophony. His language shifts, too, his questioning plainly communicated. “What do I get out of being established?” Hadreas sings. “I still run and hide when a man’s at the door.” Rather than muffling the sound of each knock, though, he renders them inescapable.
SPELLLING – Portrait of My Heart
You can hear the cinematic whimsy of SPELLLING’s 2021 LP The Turning Wheel embedded in ‘Portait of My Heart’, but the first single off her upcoming album of the same name comes charged with a different kind of energy. Chrystia Cabral diagnoses her mental state instantly: “Lost,” she sings, “shattered in the dark.” The dark begins to illuminate a deep sense of regret, even mystical hubris: a spell cast entirely in hte wrong direction. “I don’t belong here,” she exclaims, more directly cathartic than SPELLLING’s music has sounded in the past. She makes a pact with herself to remake her image, and you’re convinced, if only because the song itself sounds like an act of reinvention. It’s what the entirety of the SPELLLING project is about.
Samia – ‘Bovine Excision’
”I was drawn to the phenomenon of bloodless cattle mutilation as a metaphor for self-extraction – this clinical pursuit of emptiness,” Samia curiously said in a press statement about ‘Bovine Excision’, the lead single from her third LP. Synonyms she finds for being empty in the song: “untouchable,” “impossible,” and Bloodless, the title of the album. But the blood that runs through ‘Bovine Excision’ burns bright and hot: the twangy guitars fried with grit, her own voice exploding in the mirror as she sings of being drained. But the need for self-effacement, though ambiguous, reveals itself to be but a symptom of an unattainable ideal, or simply a desire for warmth – to be warmth, “cup of tea in your cold hand.” Hide yourself as you might, you can’t deny the beating of your own heart, and Samia cuts through the metaphor for something palpably human.
Obsessed with the Netflix anime Sakamoto Days? You’re not alone. The Japanese series, which premiered in January 2025, quickly built a following thanks to its captivating storyline and gorgeous animation.
Revolving around a retired hitman who has to juggle family life with new threats, the show is a fun blend of action and comedy. So much so that fans are clamoring for it to go on for a long, long time. Will that be the case?
Sakamoto Days Season 2 Release Date
First off, the good news: the first season of the anime is still ongoing as of February, with episodes arriving weekly on Netflix. If you haven’t caught up with Taro Sakamoto yet, there’s no time like the present to give the show a stream.
That said, the first season of the anime will be broken up into two parts. For the second part, viewers will have to wait until July 2025. In other words, only around three months. Unfortunately, there’s no news about a potential season 2 just yet.
Sakamoto Days Japanese Cast
Tomokazu Sugita as Taro Sakamoto
Nobunaga Shimazaki as Shin Asakura
Ayane Sakura as Lu Shaotang
Nao Toyama as Aoi Sakamoto
Hina Kino as Hana Sakamoto
Ryōta Suzuki as Heisuke Mashimo
Natsuki Hanae as Nagumo
Taku Yashiro as Shishiba
Saori Hayami as Osaragi
What Will Happen in Sakamoto Days Season 2?
The anime centres on Taro Sakamoto, who used to be a prolific hitman back in the day. He is a legend in the underworld, with many fearing the sheer sight of him. Taro gives up his criminal tendencies, however, when he falls in love with Aoi, who doesn’t approve of his way of life. He retires, and they soon start a family and run a convenience store.
Years later, his now peaceful existence is threatened when his past comes knocking. Out of both shape and practice, Sakamoto has to keep his loved one safe. Preferably without angering his wife or, worse, dying. He also has to keep his promise of not killing anyone, so he relies on his wits and the help of a few friends.
Sakamoto Days excels thanks to engaging action scenes and a healthy dose of humour. With enough source material to draw inspiration from, fans can rest assured that, as long as they keep watching, new episodes are just around the corner. But with season 1 currently ongoing, it’s tricky to speculate about what might happen next.
For now, we’re glued to the screen, eager to find out whether Sakamoto can maintain the façade of a quiet existence.
Is Sakamoto Days Based on a Book?
The anime is based on a popular manga series with the same name. Written and illustrated by Yuto Suzuki, it launched in 2020 and is still ongoing. If you want to give it a read, Sakamoto Days is published in English on the Manga Plus online platform.
If you were a Scrubs fan back in the day, you already know that a medical comedy can work brilliantly. Netflix doubles down on that point with The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call, a K-drama with comedic and thriller elements.
The show dropped on the streaming platform in January 2025 and quickly became a worldwide hit. With only eight episodes to binge, however, fans are now eagerly demanding more. Hopefully, they’ll get their wish.
The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call Season 2 Release Date
While The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call Season 2 hasn’t been officially confirmed yet, the show’s popularity increases the chances of a renewal. Moreover, the show’s director is optimistic.
“I don’t know what will happen tomorrow, so I don’t know if I will do it or who will take charge of season 2, but I have prepared my own devices just in case,” Lee Do-Yoon recently said.
Actor Choo Young-woo also expressed enthusiasm for new episodes and confirmed he would definitely return. “If you love this work and want a next story, I won’t turn it down,” he stated.
Even if the show is picked up, though, fans will have to wait a bit for a new installment. Season 2 could arrive in early 2026.
The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call Cast
Ju Ji-hoon as Baek Kang-hyuk
Choo Young-woo as Yang Jae-won
Ha Young as Cheon Jang-mi
Yoon Kyung-ho as Han Yu-rim
Jung Jae-kwang as Park Gyeong-won
What Will Happen in The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call Season 2?
The series revolves around Baek Kang-hyuk, a brilliant trauma surgeon whose methods are a bit unorthodox. He joins a university hospital, shaking things up in the process. While some are reluctant to follow his ways, he gradually earns the respect of his new colleagues.
Season 2 will likely continue to follow the trauma team’s efforts to save lives with limited resources, even as they clash with the hospital’s administration. They now have a helicopter, which will help them reach patients faster.
Unfortunately, that addition is likely not enough to change the system. Still, it will be interesting to see these dedicated doctors try. We can hardly wait.
Is The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call Based on a Book?
The series is based on web novel Trauma Center: Golden Hour by Hansanleega and Hongbichira. You can check it out online.
Netflix’s Spanish series Alpha Males is on a roll. With the third season dropping on the platform in January 2025, it quickly reminded audiences what makes it so special: an irresistible blend of heart and laughs.
In fact, the only bad thing about the series is that seasons are way too short. At only 10 episodes, dedicated fans can binge their way through a new installment in only a couple of days. It leaves them wanting more – and, this time, we can confirm they’re getting it.
Alpha Males Season 4 Release Date
Netflix has already renewed Alpha Males for season 4, so it’s definitely coming.
The show premiered in December 2022, with subsequent seasons arriving in February 2024 and January 2025, respectively. If the series follows this release schedule, new episodes should come to Netflix sometime in early 2026.
In more exiting news, the streaming service will release a German version of the series. Alpha Males is also being adapted in France, Italy, and the Netherlands. Given its popularity, we hope to see it run for years to come.
Alpha Males Cast
Gorka Otxoa as Santi
Fele Martínez as Luis Bravo
Fernando Gil as Pedro Aguilar
Raúl Tejón as Raúl Camacho
Paula Gallego as Álex
Raquel Guerrero as Esther
María Hervás as Daniela Galván
Kira Miró as Luz
What Will Happen in Alpha Males Season 4?
Alpha Males follows four 40-something men who slowly but surely notice that their male privilege is starting to falter. Forced to adapt to this new reality, they strive to learn what masculinity truly means in the modern age.
While the show’s title might put off some viewers, rest assured – Alpha Males is just as sweet as it is hilarious. By showing how patriarchy can damage those it’s meant to uplift, the series is definitely worth your time.
In season 3, for instance, the group discovers antifeminist concepts like the manosphere while going through a series of crises that will likely make viewers laugh out loud. We expect this trend to continue in future installments, and for the show to keep balancing humour with heart.
Is Alpha Males Based on a Book?
No. The series was created by a brother-and-sister team, Alberto and Laura Caballero. If you’re eager to find out what happens next, you’ll have to wait for the new season to hit streaming.
Action drama Incognito wasted no time infiltrating TV fans’ watchlists. Shortly after its Netflix premiere on January 17, it climbed to the top spot in the platform’s Top 10 list in the Philippines, proving that a strong ensemble and a gripping story are enough to build a devoted fanbase in record time.
Now, however, all those viewers are wondering what comes next. With no word yet on renewal, it looks like we’ll have to wait and see whether new episodes of Incognito will be coming our way anytime soon.
Incognito Season 2 Release Date
With the first season of Incognito barely in the rearview mirror, it’s a little soon to speculate on the show’s future. Even so, its popularity in the Philippines suggests that we might see more from this band of misfits.
The show was actually created by a local company, and it premiered on the streaming service before making its pay TV debut. As long as new episodes get the green light, there’s a chance season 2 of Incognito will land on Netflix sometime in early 2026.
Incognito Cast
Richard Gutierrez as Jose “JB” Bonifacio
Daniel Padilla as Andres Malvar
Ian Veneracion as Col. Gregorio “Greg” Paterno
Baron Geisler as Miguel “Migs” Tecson
Kaila Estrada as Max Alvero
Anthony Jennings as Tomas “Tom” Guerrero
Maris Racal as Gabriela “Gab” Rivera / Scarlett
What Will Happen in Incognito Season 2?
Incognito revolves around seven people who join a private military company in search of redemption. They have complicated pasts and various (deadly) skills. Together, they go on dangerous missions, which make the show a riveting watch.
If the series gets a season 2, fans can expect more character development and, likely, even more spectacular action sequences. Director Lester Pimentel Ong was clear about selecting a cast that could deal with the physical challenges involved with filming the series. The actors had to undergo a serious training program that included martial arts and tactical combat.
Watching the series feels like watching a movie, with well-choreographed fights that keep you on the edge of the seat. As a result, we expect Incognito to go bigger and bolder in future episodes.
Is Incognito Based on a Book?
No, Incognito is an original series. In other words, if you want to know what happens next, you have to wait for season 2 to make its way to Netflix or pay TV. Thankfully, given the show’s early success, the wait shouldn’t be particularly gruesome.
Noah Centineo’s career hasn’t slowed down since his days in the popular To All the Boys movie trilogy. Now, the dashing actor stars in spy-adventure series The Recruit, about a young CIA operative who has a knack for becoming entangled in international conflicts.
The series debuted to a wildly positive audience response in 2022 and was quickly renewed for a second season, which dropped on Netflix in January 2025. But was this the last time we saw Owen Hendricks? While the show hasn’t been officially renewed yet, our money is on ‘no.’
The Recruit Season 3 Release Date
Season 2 of The Recruit amassed 5.9 million views in only four days, which should bode well for the show’s potential future. Even if the series gets another season, however, there’s a good chance fans will have to wait a while for new episodes.
Given the long break between the first two installments, we expect season 3 to arrive sometime in 2027. Maybe late 2026 at the earliest.
The Recruit Cast
Noah Centineo as Owen Hendricks
Aarti Mann as Violet Ebner
Colton Dunn as Lester Kitchens
Fivel Stewart as Hannah Copeland
Kristian Bruun as Janus Ferber
Kaylah Zander as Amelia Salazar
What Will Happen in The Recruit Season 3?
With no official premiere date or trailer in sight, all that’s left is wild speculation. Even so, the next season of The Recruit will likely take Owen on another wild adventure, maybe on foreign soil once again.
Season 2 took the CIA lawyer to South Korea, where he completed a risky mission he barely survived. On his way home, it looked like his CIA bosses were looking at him as sort of a scapegoat, so we might see him get in trouble once he makes it to the US. Or, we might get to enjoy him teaming up with Jang Kyun, played by Teo Yoo, since the two have a great on-screen rapport.
As for a location, nothing’s set in store – though star Centineo certainly has a wishlist. “Oh, maybe the Maldives. I’ve never been. Everybody likes them. St. Barts, maybe… I’ve never been to either of those places,” the show’s star told TVInsider.
One thing’s for sure: if The Recruit season 3 becomes reality, it will take viewers on another action-packed, wild ride. We can hardly wait.
Is The Recruit Based on True Events?
As surprising as it might sound, kind of! The Recruit is inspired by Adam Ciralsky’s real experiences as a former CIA lawyer. According to People, he was only 25 when he was recruited and stayed with the CIA for three years. Ciralsky is even an executive producer on The Recruit – but he makes it clear that the show’s story is heavily fictionalised.
Romance anime My Happy Marriage has been a hit ever since it premiered in 2023. With stunning animation and a story that grabs you from the beginning, it’s the kind of series that basically forces viewers to come back for more.
Even better, the story doesn’t show any signs of slowing down, so there’s a chance it could continue for multiple installments. With season 2 currently streaming, however, there’s no official news on whether My Happy Marriage will be renewed. The only thing fans can do at the moment is keep watching.
My Happy Marriage Season 3 Release Date
The first season of the anime premiered in summer 2023. My Happy Marriage proved to be popular and came back for season 2, which debuted on Netflix in January 2025, with episodes arriving weekly on the platform. At the time of writing, the season is still ongoing, with the finale scheduled for March 31.
If a third season is given the green light, there’s a good chance it will drop online sometime in 2026.
My Happy Marriage Season 3 Cast
Reina Ueda as Miyo Saimori
Kaito Ishikawa as Kiyoka Kudo
Hiro Shimono as Yoshito Godo
Houko Kuwashima as Yurie
What Will Happen in My Happy Marriage Season 3?
The anime series revolves around Miyo Saimori, who is born without any abilities in a world where magic is real. She has a rough upbringing and is eventually sent to marry Kiyoka Kudo, a cruel commander with a bad reputation.
As she gets to know him, Miyo discovers that he’s not quite as bad as he seems. Together, they might actually have a chance at a happily ever after.
The series has likable characters and gorgeous animation. Additionally, it deals with difficult topics but occasionally delights viewers with comedic moments, making it an addictive watch.
In season 2, Miyo discovers more about herself and her gifts. On top of that, her relationship with Kiyoka deepens, even as the two face a series of new challenges. While it all depends on how this season progresses and where it ends, the story leaves plenty of room for development.
This is all speculation, but season 3 could expand on the romance while also having Miyo and Kiyoka tie the knot. Given the show’s title, we need to see a wedding eventually.
Is My Happy Marriage Based on a Book?
At this point, My Happy Marriage is a bona fide franchise. It all started with a light novel series penned by Akumi Agitogi. A manga adaptation followed, as well as a live-action film. If you’re looking to check out the source material, the novels are available in English.
Reality show enthusiasts have been buzzing about one of Netflix’s most recent forays into the genre.
W.A.G.s to Riches dropped on the streaming platform on January 22 with 8 highly bingeable episodes, leaving viewers desperate for more. While the show hasn’t been officially renewed yet, we’re pretty confident they’ll get their wish.
The series follows a group of women who are dating celebrities, but also looking to make a name for themselves. They’re not ones to live in anyone’s shadow, and they’re ready to hustle to see their dreams come true. No wonder fans are keen to keep following their journey.
W.A.G.s to Riches Season 2 Release Date
While W.A.G.s to Riches Season 2 hasn’t been greenlit yet, viewers can be cautiously optimistic.
Netflix has a solid track record when it comes to reality shows, and this one seems to thrive on drama, a hallmark of addictive viewing. Fans can expect new episodes in early 2026 – or even sooner, as long as these ladies are willing to embrace a tighter production schedule.
W.A.G.s to Riches Cast
Sharelle Rosado
Porsha Berto
Ashley Wheeler
Maranda Johnson
Alexis Welch Stoudemire
Sadé Vanessa
Lastonia “Stoni” Leviston
Keeta Hill
What Will Happen in W.A.G.s to Riches Season 2?
If you’ve already watched season 1, you know that this clique doesn’t shy away from barbs. The women at the centre of the show pull no punches when it comes to dealing with each other. They live their lives out loud, which only adds to the show’s appeal.
Moving forward, you can expect all that and more. The list includes fabulous gatherings, boozy brunches, stunning outfits, cattiness, and personal drama.
Plus, the first season ended with an intriguing cut to black. With the group gathering for a party, rumours about Rosado and her partner being open came up, with Leviston also stating that they’re basically in a PR relationship. How Rosado deals with the accusations will likely be a part of season 2.
Are the W.A.G.s to Riches Couples Still Together?
One snag in the show’s production might be Rosado’s personal life. She and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson actually separated ahead of the season 1 premiere, with Rosado stating they were never open to begin with.
Since the show’s focus is on W.A.G.s , however, we’re guessing the audience is more interested in the Selling Tampa star’s life than in her former fiancé. Hopefully, you won’t have to wait long to find out how Rosado is dealing with her ex and whether she’s interested in other romantic entanglements.
