Fans of Apple TV's Margo's Got Money Troubles can rejoice as the show is set for a second season. Created by David E. Kelley, the series first hit screens on April 15, 2026, capturing the hearts of viewers with its unique blend of humor and drama. Elle Fanning stars as Margo Millet, a young mother navigating life after a complicated entanglement with her married college professor, Mark Gable (played by Michael Angarano). Margo's journey takes a creative turn when she starts an OnlyFans account, featuring her fictional online persona, The Hungry Ghost.
Michelle Pfeiffer, who also serves as an executive producer, brings depth to her role as Shyanne, Margo's disapproving yet complex mother. Nick Offerman shines as Margo's estranged father, Jinx, a former pro wrestler turned unlikely caregiver for her son, Bodhi. With a mix of comedy and heartfelt storytelling, the show paints an evocative picture of modern family dynamics against the backdrop of unconventional careers. The renewal was announced just a week before the captivating first season concluded on May 13, 2026. Kelley expressed his enthusiasm for continuing the story, saying:
“Margo's Got Money Troubles was an irresistible proposition to me from the beginning. I fell in love with Rufi’s world and unpredictable characters, and it’s been rewarding to see audiences embrace this series. We can’t wait to continue this story with our partners at Apple and A24.”
Season 2 promises to delve deeper into the tangled lives of Margo and her family. The last season ended with a tense custody battle between Margo and Mark, where Margo successfully retained custody of Bodhi. However, the real twist came when it was revealed that Margo's new stepfather, Kenny, had reported her to Child Protective Services, not Mark. This revelation is bound to create friction between Kenny and Shyanne, and viewers can expect fireworks in their relationship.
The storyline will also explore Margo's burgeoning OnlyFans career as she collaborates with characters KC and Rose, played by Rico Nasty and Lindsey Normington, respectively. Meanwhile, her father Jinx's struggle with sobriety continues to unfold, adding another layer of emotional depth to the narrative. With the potential return of Nicole Kidman's character, Lace, Jinx's former wrestling partner and Margo's lawyer, there's plenty of drama ahead.
The show is expected to bring back its stellar ensemble, including Elle Fanning, Michelle Pfeiffer, Nick Offerman, Thaddea Graham, and Greg Kinnear. With the ongoing custody battle resolved, there's anticipation around the return of characters like Marcia Gay Harden as Mark's mother, Elizabeth, and Sasha Diamond as Margo's candid best friend, Becca. The possibility of returning guest stars like Chris Jericho and Rikishi adds to the excitement.
Though the official release date for Season 2 hasn't been confirmed, it is likely to premiere in 2027, following the timeline of the first season. As anticipation builds, Elle Fanning shared her excitement for the upcoming season:
“Embarking on the adventure of bringing Margo to the screen has been one of the greatest joys of my life. I can promise everyone they’re in for a wild, messy, and beautiful ride.”