Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo are returning to Disney+ for a second series of their Raising Chelsea show, with new faces also joining the series.
Season one, which premiered on Disney+ in April, followed Sophie's raw journey through pregnancy and the chaotic early days of welcoming their baby boy, Ziggy.
What to expect in series two
The new series will show how the couple, former Made in Chelsea stars, adapt to family life, return to work, and go on new family adventures.
In a joint statement, Jamie and Sophie said: "We were blown away by the response to the show and are so excited to keep sharing our journey. The experience of working with Disney+ for season one made it easy for us to say yes.
"We've always documented our lives over the years and continuing to do this on a bigger scale is just amazing. 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."
New faces and production team
Alongside the return of the couple's mums Penny Baines and Sarah Wigley, the second series will also feature Sophie's sister Georgia Habboo and Jamie's best friend, Oliver Proudlock.
The show is produced by the award-winning production company behind critically acclaimed series Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story and the EMMY nominated Pamela, A Love Story.
Sean Doyle, VP, Unscripted, 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."
Another Made in Chelsea star gets a documentary
Disney+ also announced this week that another former Made In Chelsea star will get a new documentary on the streaming platform.
Documentary makers followed Spencer Matthews at the end of 2025 as he took on his greatest challenge yet - seven full distance 140-mile triathlons across all seven continents in just 21 days.
The feature-length documentary has the working title Breaking Spencer Matthews. Spencer said: "This challenge has become about far more than completing seven Ironman's across all seven continents. What began as an extreme physical pursuit has evolved into a journey of self-discovery and transformation that has tested me in ways I could never have anticipated. There were moments of exhaustion, doubt, and struggle where I had to dig deeper than ever before, treading a fine line between one of the greatest adventures imaginable and life-threatening danger.
"I hope this film inspires people to question their own limits and to see that what feels impossible, physically, emotionally, or personally can often be the very thing that transforms us."
