Fleabag: Season 2 of Phoebe Waller Bridge's dark comedy to premiere on 17 May on Amazon Prime Video
The British actress Phoebe Waller Bridge says she was initially adamant against a second season of Fleabag.

Amazon has announced that the second season of Phoebe Waller Bridge's critically acclaimed series Fleabag will start airing from 17 May, almost three years after the first season premiered.
Waller-Bridge initially didn’t want to do the second season, until some inspiration struck her. “I decided to not to do a second season,” she said during the final panel of the Television Critics Association’s two-week winter press tour, “and I had real pride in my artistic integrity,” reports The Hollywood Reporter.

Fleabag Season 2 begins from 17 May on Amazon Prime Video. A still from the series. Source: Twitter
*Turns to camera* @Fleabag season 2 drops May 17. pic.twitter.com/xXXI2Uzv0r
— Amazon Prime Video (@PrimeVideo) February 14, 2019
Fleabag is a dark comedy of a young, dry-witted, sex-obsessed London-based narcissist woman who is trying to cope with life in a big city while simultaneously coming to terms with a recent tragedy. Season 2 sees Fleabag’s family as dysfunctional as ever with her uptight sister Claire, her obnoxious alcoholic husband and with their father in a relationship with their godmother. Apart from Waller Bridge who plays the titular role, the shows also features Olivia Colman, Jenny Rainsford, Sian Clifford. Hugh Skinner and Bill Paterson.
Waller-Bridge is also the creator of the hit spy drama Killing Eve, which will launch its second season 7 April. Killing Eve received a nomination for Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series - Drama.
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