Good news to fans of Sweet Magnolias - aka the Netflix hit that took over the world last Summer.
Season two has officially begun filming, meaning we're soon going to see more of JoAnna Garcia Swisher, Brooke Elliott, Heather Headley, Anneliese Judge on our screens very soon.
For those who need a reminder, the show is based on Sherryl Woods' books of the same name and follows three best mates who live in the small, quaint town of Serenity, near Charelston, South Carolina.
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So, what's in store for season 2? Here's everything we know so far...
When does Sweet Magnolias Season 2 premiere?
The short answer is, we don't have a premiere date yet. However, we do know that Season 2 is currently in production, and it's currently slated to be released by Netflix in 2022.
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This is sure to be a disappointment to fans, who will have to wait more than a year from the series' initial release for another instalment of all their faves.
Teasing what's to come, JoAnna Garcia Swisher said recently: "I promise it will be worth the wait."
Eeeek. Here's hoping it's the start of the year!
What do we know about season 2 of Sweet Magnolias?
While we haven't got any official deets of the plot of season 2 yet, we do have some hints thanks to interviews from the cast.
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And it's easy enough to put some of it together after watching last season. For one, we're sure to delve into Kyle's condition after the car crash, and finally find out who else was in the car.
Other issues it'll likely cover include whether Maddie will take Bill back and the fate of Helen and Erik's relationship, while Isaac's hunt for his birth parents will likely also feature.
The romantic tension between Ty and Annie is also bound to come up..
JoAnna said on Instagram that the next season is packed full of "hope, comfort, drama and goodness."
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She elaborated to ET: "Last year, you really got to know the characters and laid out the stories and we really dug into the meat and the potatoes of the three [women], where we are in our lives.
"Well, this year it's like, 'Honey, we're juggling. All of us are juggling.' There's a few more storylines happening to each of us".
When quizzed on how Kyle's car crash will be addressed, she went on: "I think you see the depths of the realness of our friendship and the history and that we are all raising our children side by side, but we all are on our own journeys just naturally as life.
"You will see all of that."
Meanwhile, Chris Klein hinted at what would be to come in another instalment before it was even commissioned.
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"I do believe it was always Dan Paulson and Sheryl J. Anderson's goal to move this beyond the season 1," he told The Sun. "And I, for one, really, really hope that we get that opportunity.
"Selfishly because I want to see what happens to Bill Townsend."
Who is cast in Sweet Magnolias season 2?
There isn't an official cast list, but we can be pretty sure we're going to see Maddie (JoAnna Garcia Swisher), Dana Sue (Brooke Elliott), Helen (Heather Headley), Bill (Chris Klein), Cal (Justin Bruening), Tyler (Carson Rowland), Kyle (Logan Allen), Annie (Anneliese Judge) and Noreen (Jamie Lynn Spears) back in the second season.
Other potential returners include mayor's daughter Nellie (Simone Lockhart), who may or may not have been in the car crash, Dana Sue's husband Ronnie (Brandon Quinn) and the sous chef Isaac (Chris Medlin).
Dana Sue's head chef Erik (Dion Johnstone) is likely also making a comeback, as is Helen's ex-boyfriend Ryan (Michael Shenefelt).
That's not all, because showrunner Sheryl Anderson recently teased: "We certainly have some great thoughts about new citizens of Serenity. There will be new alliances between existing citizens of Serenity."
Sounds like we have some NEW ARRIVALS!
Will there be a season 3 of Sweet Magnolias?
While we don't yet know whether season 2 will be the last, the good news is there are tonnes more books in the series, to base future seasons off.
The first season uses the first three books, but it's an 11-book series.
That means we at least have two more seasons worth of content to work with, at the rate we're going!
Come on Netflix, make it happen!
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