Raising Chelsea Season Two Confirmed as Disney+ Orders More Jamie and Sophie

Raising Chelsea season two

Raising Chelsea season two is officially happening, with Deadline reporting that Disney+ has confirmed the renewal of the documentary series following Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo.

The show, which premiered in April and documents the couple’s journey into parenthood, has been given the green light for another run. Season one covered Sophie’s pregnancy and the arrival of the couple’s son Ziggy, born in December 2025. Jamie and Sophie married in 2023.

What to Expect from Raising Chelsea Season Two

Disney+ confirmed in a press release that the new series will follow the pair as they adapt to life with a growing family. ‘For season two, fans can expect to see how the couple are adapting to family life; returning to work, celebrating occasions, and new family adventures that take them outside Chelsea,’ the streamer said.

Familiar faces will be returning alongside the couple. Sophie’s mother Penny Baines, Jamie’s mother Sarah Wigley, Sophie’s sister Georgia Habboo, and Jamie’s best friend Oliver Proudlock are all set to feature, with the press release also promising ‘brand-new faces’ across the new series.

A release date for season two has not yet been announced.

Jamie, Sophie and the Raising Chelsea Season Two Response

The couple said they were caught off guard by how warmly the first series was received. ‘We were blown away by the response to the show and are so excited to keep sharing our journey,’ they said in a joint statement. ‘The experience of working with Disney+ and Dorothy Street Pictures for season one made it easy for us to say yes.’

Jamie and Sophie added that documenting their lives has always felt natural, and that doing it on a larger platform is something they are embracing. ‘We’ve always documented our lives over the years, and continuing to do this on a bigger scale is just amazing,’ they said. ‘We hope that fans and viewers carry on enjoying our honesty as we continue to navigate raising Ziggy, together with balancing our family and professional lives. We can’t wait to bring you in more.’

Julia Nottingham, Executive Producer and Founder of Dorothy Street Pictures, was equally enthusiastic. ‘We were so thrilled by the audience’s response to season one,’ she said. ‘Now, as Jamie and Sophie step into their next chapter as parents, we’re delighted to be back alongside them for an access-all-areas look at their lives as they embrace the joy, chaos and unexpected realities of becoming a family.’

Nottingham added that the production team believe season two will represent the couple’s ‘biggest adventure yet’.

The renewal also drew comment from inside Disney+. Sean Doyle, VP Unscripted at Disney+ EMEA, said: ‘We loved Jamie and Sophie’s pregnancy story in season one and meeting baby Ziggy, and we can’t wait to follow their family in season two.’ That enthusiasm from the commissioning side points to the show performing well enough to secure a swift follow-up order.

The series is produced by Dorothy Street Pictures. Season one of Raising Chelsea is currently available to stream on Disney+, giving anyone who missed the first run plenty of time to catch up before the new episodes arrive. When a transmission window is confirmed, Disney+ is expected to announce it directly.

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Georgia Parkes started in women's magazine editorial and moved sideways into freelance lifestyle writing when the industry contracted. She spent seven years across two national titles, covering everything from celebrity interviews to consumer trends, and did a year on the branded content side before deciding she preferred having opinions to suppressing them. She writes about wellness, fitness, food, relationships, and the small absurdities of modern living that somehow require a 1,200-word feature. She is good at spotting a trend before it peaks and calling it out three months after everyone else has moved on. Georgia lives in South London. She has tested more wellness products than she has had hot dinners, and considers both claims equally dubious.
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