Age of Attraction Season 2 gets renewed by Netflix - here's what we know so far

Age of Attraction Season 2 has been officially greenlit by Netflix. Season 1 of the show was released on Netflix on March 11, 2026, and it set out to explore if age is really a number when it comes to dating. There is quite some stigma around couples with big age gaps, even if they are consenting adults. People often assume that in an age gap relationship, one is taking advantage of the other when that is not always the case.

Now that fans have loved the show, and after the show has consistently managed to stay in the Top 10 shows on Netflix for quite a few days, Age of Attraction Season 2 has been greenlit and will bring back the show soon.

Age of Attraction Season 2 is on the way

The show’s format is simple. Forty single men and women of different ages, from 22 to 60, were brought together, and they were free to get to know one another. But they couldn’t ask one of the very first questions people usually ask when they meet someone new. They couldn’t ask,

"How old are you?"

Once they felt that they had a genuine connection with someone, they would have to connect, and only then would their ages be revealed. After that, the couples would go out into the real world and test if they are a good match outside of the show as well. Age of Attraction Season 1 tried to show that people can fall in love despite their age differences, and despite popular belief, a gap in age doesn’t necessarily set two people poles apart.

Now, as Variety reported, the show has been renewed for Season 2. Any cast details are yet to be revealed because the show has just been renewed for the next season. Each season will have a completely new set of single people who will explore if age will be a factor in the success of a relationship. Age of Attraction Season 2 will be hosted by Nick Viall and Natalie Joy, who also hosted Season 1.

Speaking about Age of Attraction Season 2, Jennifer O’Connell and Rebecca Quinn, executive producers of the show, said to Netflix via Tudum,

“We love concepts that are impossible to look away from and Age of Attraction nailed that from day one,”

They added,

“It’s messy, it’s real and that’s what makes it fun to watch. Huge thanks to Netflix for embracing this dating experiment with us. The response has been incredible, and we’re excited to push it even further in Season 2.”

Age of Attraction is directed by Paul Starkman and executive produced by Jennifer O’Connell, Rebecca Quinn, Nick Viall, Sean Dean, and David Friedman. The production company behind the show is Velvet Hammer Media.

A release window for Age of Attraction Season 2 is yet to be revealed, given that the show has just been renewed for Season 2. All episodes of Season 1 are streaming on Netflix.

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