The Ex-Wife is returning for a second season at Paramount+, with a trailer revealing what the characters have been up to following that jaw-dropping finale.
The British thriller, which is set to stream on the platform from April 10, has released a first-look teaser following Tasha (Showtrial star Céline Buckens) as she rebuilds her life in Cyprus with her daughter.
After the dramatic car crash of season one, Tasha is hiding out with Emily, who now goes by Lucy, doing the odd cleaning job and laying low from Jack (Tom Mison).
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When he's released from prison after causing the accident, Jack learns Emily is very much alive.
He sets out to track her and Tasha down, despite his ex-wife Jen (Katie McGrath, replacing Janet Montgomery) pleading that the mother and daughter don't want to be found.
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As she's sleeping with one eye open, Tasha isn't totally surprised when her best friend Sam (Jordan Stephens) informs her Jack's out of prison.
The email sets Tasha in motion, with the woman trying to fly under the radar before he finds them.
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The trailer also sees Jack landing in Cyprus on a mission to track down Tasha and Emily. In a scene, he shows locals a picture of "his wife" and tries to gather intel on her whereabouts.
Meanwhile, Tasha vows to protect her daughter with everything she's got.
"I can't keep running. I need to be ready," she says in one scene, later on vowing she'll be "the one to finish it".
The Ex-Wife season 2 will be streaming on Paramount+ from April 10. Season 1 is available on the same platform.
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