Sweetpea premiered on Sky Atlantic and Starz in October 2024 and became popular due to its blend of humor, revenge drama, and a thrilling murder story.

Starz has officially announced that there will be a Sweetpea Season 2, renewing the Ella Purnell-led revenge thriller series for another year. What do we know about Sweetpea Season 2? According to Starz in a statement on the news (via The Hollywood Reporter),

Ella Purnell's Sweetpea is returning to Sky and Starz for a second season. The adaptation of C.J. Skuse's novel follows Rhiannon, an oft-overlooked woman with a hair-pulling disorder who works as an administrative assistant at a newspaper.

Sweetpea,” the darkly comic thriller series led by “Fallout” star Ella Purnell, has been renewed for a second season by Sky and Starz. The series — in which Purnell plays Rhiannon Lewis, an ignored and under-appreciated young woman who eventually snaps and takes it upon herself to murder those who have wronged her — is produced by

Sweetpea, the dark comedy series starring Ella Purnell as a woman who taps into her inner serial killer, has been renewed for a second season.

Ella Purnell series Sweetpea has been renewed for a second season at Sky/Starz. Penned and EP'd by Pure writer Kirstie Swain, Sweetpea follows Rhiannon Lewis, who doesn't make much of an impression – people walk past her in the street without a second glance,

That's right, Sweetpea will be back for a second season with Ella Purnell starring as the serial killer Rhiannon Lewis. We aren't told a date as of yet as to when Sweetpea will be back or likewise when filming will commence,

Ella Purnell series Sweetpea has been renewed for a second season at Sky/Starz. Penned and EP’d by Pure writer Kirstie Swain, Sweetpea follows Rhiannon Lewis (Purnell), who doesn’t make much of an impression – people walk past her in the street without a second glance,

In a video shared by Ella and Sky, Ella shared her appreciation for the fans love of the show and revealed a second season is offiicaly happening. She said: "Hi everyone, it’s E

Sky and Starz say the "coming-of-rage" show, produced by See-Saw Films and Fanboy in association with Sky Studios, will get a "killer" second run.