Blood Sisters Season 2 released worldwide today, June 5, 2026, on Netflix marking the return of one of its most successful African Original series.

The four-part Nigerian thriller, produced by Mo Abudu’s EbonyLife TV, brings back lead actresses Ini Dima-Okojie as Sarah Duru and Nancy Isime as Kemi Sanya. Isime confirmed the launch on Instagram, posting "We’re Liveee 🚀🚀" 35 minutes after the series went live.

Season 2 picks up after the events of the first season, with early teasers indicating Sarah and Kemi are now behind bars. The story follows the two best friends, still bound by a fatal secret from a night of violence at a lavish engagement party, as they face powerful families and hidden truths.

Returning cast includes Kate Henshaw as Uduak Ademola, Genoveva Umeh as Timeyin, Uche Jombo, Daniel Etim Effiong as Akin Bassey, and Kehinde Bankole as Yinka Ademola. New additions this season are Michelle Dede, Anita “Warri Pikin” Asuoha, Blessing Jessica Obasi, Bolaji Ogunmola, Mike Afolarin, Ben Touitou, Ifeanyi Kalu, and Fadekemi Olumide.

Executive producer Mo Abudu said Season 2 underwent 18 months of development, including table reads, before filming began. Daniel Oriahi joins Kayode Kasum as co-director, with scripts by Craig Freimond, Zeli Zulu, and Adze Ugah.

Blood Sisters premiered May 5, 2022, as Netflix’s first Nigerian Original series. The show follows Sarah and Kemi as fugitives after tragedy strikes during the traditional engagement ceremony of Sarah and wealthy groom Kola, who was physically abusive.

Blood Sisters Season 2 is now streaming globally on Netflix.