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Yes, There Will Be A Finding Her Edge Season 2
The frosty love triangle will continue.
Sandwiched between Heated Rivalry and the 2026 Winter Olympics, Netflix’s Finding Her Edge arrived right on time for cozy, mid-winter marathoning. The YA series (an adaptation of Jennifer Iacopelli’s novel of the same name) follows the love triangle between a young ice dancer, Adriana, and her past partner, Freddie, and present one, Brayden, the bad boy she’s pretending to date for sponsorship prospects.
Since its Jan. 22 premiere, the series has achieved a foothold in the streamer’s Top 10 TV chart. And while viewers have poked fun at certain elements of Finding Her Edge — like the actors’ skating doubles, which some have noted are a little too obvious — there’s enough impassioned discourse to warrant a follow-up installment. So, will there be a Finding Her Edge Season 2?
Here’s everything to know so far. Spoilers ahead!
The Team Weighs In
On Feb. 3, Netflix confirmed that there will be a Finding Her Edge Season 2. Showrunner Jeff Norton celebrated the big news in a statement shared by the streamer, calling it a “true gift” to keep following the characters’ stories into a second chapter.
“I’m certain fans will be delighted as we delve deeper into the two love triangles that anchor our show — the romantic one and the familial one,” he said. “There’s plenty of drama to come both on and off the ice.”
The showrunner previously told What’s on Netflix that he’d started conceptualizing Season 2 shortly after filming the show’s debut season — teasing the conflict that’s sure to arise after the Voltage Skating Academy acquires Adriana’s family rink.
“At some point, the Russo skaters are going to have to merge with the Voltage skaters,” he said. “And I think there’s lots of friction to be mined there.”
About The Love Triangle...
While many fans were disappointed that Adriana chose Freddie at the end of Season 1 — which also happens in the book — Iacopelli explained her thinking to Swooon. “Neither one of these boys is an incorrect choice,” she said. “But, if I’m 16 years old, and the boy I have been in love with since I was 9-10 years old, confesses to me that he still loves me, and there’s a chance for me to see whether or not that works… Brayden Elliot is a wonderful dude, but [Adriana’s] got to give [Freddie] a shot.”
But with Season 2 officially in the works, it sounds like the YA love triangle could be in for some twists and turns.
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