‘My Fault: London’ Sequel: Meet the New ‘Your Fault’ Characters & More
It’s almost been a full year since My Fault: London dropped on Prime Video, introducing viewers to Noah (Asha Banks) and Nick’s (Matthew Broome) forbidden romance. Eighteen-year-old Noah is forced to relocate to London when her mom remarries. Enter: her rich and arrogant new stepbrother, Nick. They’re at odds immediately, but progress from enemies to lovers once Noah is inducted into Nick’s world of underground car racing.
The plot might sound familiar if you watched the Spanish Culpa Mía series, yet another popular adaptation of Mercedes Ron’s books of the same name. It was such a huge hit that Prime Video quickly commissioned the second and third movies to round out the trilogy, and the streamer followed suit with the English remake. My Fault got the go-ahead for two more movies, confirming that fans will get Nick and Noah’s love story in full.
What’s more, Prime Video has since shared details about the new characters and released first-look photos of the main couple. Swooon has all the latest updates on Your Fault: London below.
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When does Your Fault: London come out?
There’s no release date yet, but the movie wrapped filming in July 2025. Banks and Broome also confirmed then that there were plans to shoot a third movie, Our Fault: London. Production has finished on that one, too, and you can read everything we know about the final My Fault installment here.
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Who is in the cast of Your Fault: London?
Banks and Broome will return as Noah and Nick. Check out the first image of the couple below:
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It’s likely that Eve Macklin and Ray Fearon, who play Noah’s mom and Nick’s dad, will come back for the sequel, but they haven’t been confirmed. Prime Video has shared that several newcomers joined the cast: Louisa Binder, Joel Nankervis, Scarlett Rayner, and Orlando Norman.
The new actors introduced their characters in a TikTok video. Binder is playing Sophia Aiken, a “top business lady working for Leister Enterprises” who will “shake things up a little bit with Nick.” Nankervis’ character, Oxford student Michael, will serve the same purpose for Noah.
@primevideosg We heard you and we delivered… 😏 Meet the newest cast members of #YourFaultLondon! ♬ original sound – Prime Video Singapore
Rayner will appear as Briar, another Oxford student. She lives down the hall from Noah and becomes her new best friend. Norman is playing Cruz, and the actor teased that viewers will see him “racing some fast cars and getting into some confrontations.”
Several months later, Banks and Broome appeared with Nankervis in another TikTok video, seemingly taken when they were still shooting the sequel. All three of them are dressed in formal wear, which could be their gala costumes. (Culpa Mía fans know how much drama goes down at the gala in the third act.)
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What will the sequel be about?
The first film ends with Nick saving a kidnapped Noah from her ex-con father, who ultimately dies. Nick gets critically injured in the process, but he’s fully recovered and is committed to pursuing a relationship with Noah by the end.
If the sequel follows Mercedes Ron’s bestselling book, Your Fault will pick up with the couple still dating, though Nick is interning at his dad’s law firm while Noah’s in college. Moving away from each other adds more problems to their already-complicated relationship.
Your Fault: London, TBD, Prime Video
