It’s time to return to Manhattan and catch up with our gal pals as And Just Like That... returns for season two.

Who says life is peaceful as you get older? Charlotte’s kids are hitting puberty and throwing some surprisingly adult curveballs her and Harry’s way, while Miranda has followed Che to Los Angeles, where her stand-up comedian partner is about to have their story turned into a sitcom.

Then there’s leading lady Carrie, who finds herself promoting her latest book about life as a widow while also sleeping with her podcast producer. But the biggest curveball is yet to come: the return of old flame, Aidan Shaw.

Here’s how the second season plays out.

All episodes of And Just Like That... are now available on Sky Atlantic and NOW.

Even after HBO Max launches in the UK in 2026, Sky customers will continue to find shows such as House of the Dragon, The White Lotus, and The Last of Us, and any new series aired before the end of 2025 on Sky Atlantic and through Sky’s On Demand service.

And if you’re already a Sky subscriber, you will get complete continuity of the service at no extra cost via the Max app. The deal means Sky and NOW customers benefit from more content through bundled access to the streaming service that will exclusively feature new HBO Original and Max Original shows and more.

And Just Like That... season two is 11 episodes long, each running for 45 minutes. We return to find Carrie with a new friends with benefits – and hosting her own podcast, Sex and the Village.

With Carrie settling into a Thursday hookup with her podcast producer, Franklyn, she finds herself invited to the biggest event in her calendar – the Met Gala.

However, her decision to take a chance on an up-and-coming designer backfires, leading her to improvise and pull out something classic from her closet.

Miranda, now in Los Angeles, finds herself at a loss as Che’s time is taken up working on their new TV series. But it’s not easy for Che either, whose confidence is knocked after they’re told to lose weight.

As Seema makes a decision about her relationship, Nya tries to rekindle things with Andre.

Check out our ‘Met Cute’ breakdown here.

Carrie finds herself looking for a fresh start when some work switch-ups leave her questioning what she wants to do with her career – and her love life.

Meanwhile, Charlotte is left unhappy when Lily decides to sell off her designer clothes to buy herself an electric keyboard, and Nya and Andre discuss their future.

Over in LA, Che is struggling with the filming of their pilot, with Tony Danza – who is playing their father – having notes on his character.

When Miranda needs their help, Che instead sends Lyle, giving Miranda a surprising insight into her partner’s past.

Check out our ‘The Real Deal’ breakdown here.

While recording her audiobook, Carrie struggles as she is instructed to read the chapter on Big’s death, so fakes having Covid to hide away.

Charlotte and Lisa find they're part of a flattering but awkward list at their children’s school.

Che continues to get irked by studio interference on their sitcom pilot, particularly around their non-binary character.

Their distance with Miranda grows when Miranda disrupts filming in favour of a call from her son, Brady, leading to an overdue conversation.

Seema finds herself the victim of a mugging.

Check out our ‘Chapter Three’ breakdown here.

Carrie reconnects with former Vogue boss, Enid Frick – but finds herself becoming more entangled in her life than she anticipated thanks to old friend, Bitsy.

Charlotte is given a life-changing opportunity that she finds hard to turn down.

Miranda and Steve get a blunt awakening from their son Brady during family counselling, and Che returns to New York with Lyle in tow.

Meanwhile, Lisa and Herbert’s 20th wedding anniversary doesn’t quite go as planned.

Check out our ‘Alive!’ breakdown here.

Carrie and Seema try to help Nya get back on the dating scene with a girls’ night out – which quickly devolves into chaos.

Charlotte is put in charge of a huge Halloween fundraiser and is excited when Rock is offered a job as a model.

Miranda and Che continue to struggle to make their conflicting schedules work, which is made worse when Che hears feedback about their pilot.

Check out our ‘Trick or Treat’ breakdown here.

Carrie is invited by Seema to join her in the Hamptons for the summer.

As Nya decides what her future looks like, Miranda moves in to help her be closer to Che.

Che later joins Carrie at WidowCon, where she’s a key speaker, and Herbert and Lisa find themselves at an impasse when their high-flying careers result in clashing important events.

Charlotte and Harry are left shocked when Lily makes an announcement – as a snowstorm hits New York forces everyone to confront things they’ve been avoiding.

Carrie decides to send an email to an old flame.

Check out our ‘Bomb Cyclone’ breakdown here.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, Carrie prepares to reconnect with Aidan, while others decide to spend it alone or with friends.

Anthony’s business gets a boost when he’s invited to appear on The Drew Barrymore Show but finds himself in trouble when his staff all quit. Charlotte comes to the rescue after a chance run in with a hunk named Giuseppe.

Che resorts to AirBnb-ing their apartment to make money, and Charlotte decides to return to the workforce.

As Aidan and Carrie’s meeting kicks off, a surprise hurdle could stop them in their tracks.

Check out our ‘February 14th’ breakdown here.

With Aidan and Carrie now getting stronger, the pair start working towards building a future together – and make themselves at home in Che’s apartment.

Miranda starts working at Human Rights Watch but finds herself struggling to make friends when her boss begins to favour her.

Anthony has a confession to make to Giuseppe, while Charlotte prepares to return to the world of work.

Check out our ‘A Hundred Years Ago’ breakdown here.

Carrie meets Aidan’s children in Virginia and is spurred on to make a big decision about her future with him.

Miranda enlists Lily to encourage Brady to attend college, but it backfires when she sees Charlotte’s daughter later leaving his room – prompting her and Charlotte to investigate.

Seema takes a new lover, while Anthony remains insecure about his relationship with Giuseppe and Lisa discovers some potentially life-changing news.

Check out our ‘There Goes the Neighbourhood’ breakdown here.

Carrie decides to host a farewell party for her apartment as she gets ready to move into her new home with Aidan – but the guest list causes some contention with Miranda.

However, a real problem arises when Aidan gets a call from ex Kathy in Virginia.

Charlotte decides to let her hair down with her art gallery work mates after selling a painting to pop star Sam Smith.

Miranda gets upset when she attends Che’s stand-up show and realises she’s the butt of the joke.

Check out our ‘The Last Supper Part One: Appetizer’ breakdown here.

Carrie prepares to host one last dinner to say goodbye to her beloved apartment. But her fresh start with Aidan hits a major bump in the road.

Charlotte decides to make some changes in her household, while Miranda gets a life-changing opportunity in her career.

As the party gets underway, this ending seems to mark a new beginning for everyone as they think about what lies ahead in their life.

Check out our ‘The Last Supper Part Two: Entrée’ breakdown here.