Prime Video has unleashed the official trailer for Your Fault: London (the highly anticipated sequel to My Fault: London), and it’s pure adrenaline-fueled chaos: “One fight pushed them apart… one accident may bind or break them forever.” Fans are in meltdown mode as the clip puts Nick (Matthew Broome) in mortal danger, his life literally hanging by a thread after a devastating crash that could shatter everything for him and Noah (Asha Banks).

The intense two-minute trailer opens with the couple’s fiery passion reigniting amid London’s glittering backdrop, but cracks quickly form. Noah dives into university life at Oxford, while Nick throws himself into high-stakes business with his father — pulling them in opposite directions. Old tensions flare, new temptations emerge, and a brutal argument explodes: “You don’t understand what I’m going through!” Just when reconciliation seems possible, disaster strikes — a high-speed accident leaves Nick fighting for survival, with harrowing hospital scenes and Noah’s desperate pleas cutting through the drama.

Voiceover warns: “One moment can change it all.” Intercut with flashbacks to their forbidden beginnings, the trailer builds to gut-wrenching stakes: Will this tragedy force them closer, or tear them apart for good?

Trailer Breakdown: Crashes, Confessions, and Unforgivable Secrets

Following the massive success of My Fault: London (Prime Video’s February 2025 hit that reimagined the Spanish Culpa Mía), this British adaptation of Mercedes Ron’s second Culpables book (Culpa Tuya) amps up the danger. Directors Dani Girdwood and Charlotte Fassler return, promising deeper emotional layers amid the romance and rivalry.

Key moments shaking fans:

The Accident: Nick’s car spins out in a rain-slicked chase or race gone wrong — echoing the original Spanish sequel’s high-octane vibes but tailored to London’s gritty streets.
Separation Struggles: Noah’s independence clashes with Nick’s protective intensity, complicated by meddling family and exes stirring jealousy.
Bind or Break: Noah rushes to Nick’s bedside, whispering confessions as monitors beep ominously. Is this the wake-up call they need, or the end?

Returning stars Asha Banks and Matthew Broome sizzle with chemistry, supported by Ray Fearon, Eve Macklin, and the ensemble. New faces add fuel: scheming interns, rival suitors, and family secrets threatening to explode.

Showrunners tease the film explores maturity — trust issues, ambition, and forgiveness — while keeping the steamy, forbidden edge that hooked millions.

Why This Trailer Is Sending Fans Into Frenzy

Dropped December 21, 2025, the trailer has already clocked millions of views, trending globally with #YourFaultLondon and #SaveNick. Social media is split:

Team Noah+Nick prays the accident unites them forever.
Others fear heartbreak, speculating twists like betrayal or permanent damage.
Comparisons to the Spanish Culpa Tuya (2024) abound — will London version soften the toxicity or go darker?

Your Fault: London films back-to-back with trilogy closer Our Fault: London, ensuring no long waits. Production wrapped recently, eyeing a 2026 release on Prime Video worldwide.

This sequel isn’t holding back: faster cars, higher stakes, rawer emotions. One fight tore them apart — but this accident? It could redefine their forever.

Buckle up — Noah and Nick’s wild ride is about to get deadly. Who’s watching on repeat?