WillThe BuccaneersSet Sail Again for Season 3?
So, The Buccaneers just wrapped up its second season on Apple TV+, and fans are already buzzing about a potential third. And honestly, it makes sense—season two ended with so many emotional cliffhangers, it’s impossible not to wonder what’s coming next.
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First off, the big question: has Apple TV+ officially renewed The Buccaneers for season 3? As of now, no confirmation has been given. But if we look at how the platform usually handles successful shows with solid followings—like Dickinson , which got three seasons—there’s definitely reason to stay hopeful. The series has carved out a dedicated audience, and given the explosive events of the season 2 finale, it feels like there’s plenty left to explore.
Now let’s talk about that finale. Nan, played by Kristine Frøseth, threw us all for a loop. She planned to announce her pregnancy at the masquerade ball—basically her Cinderella moment—but Theo beat her to the drama. He abdicated as Duke of Tintagel and declared he would divorce Nan so he could marry Lizzy. Brutal. And here’s the kicker—Theo has no idea that Nan is carrying his child. That secret adds a massive layer of tension moving forward.
With Theo gone, a new Duke is on the way: Kit, his secret half-brother, who’s rumored to be a real piece of work. If season 3 happens, expect him to stir things up big time.
As for the cast, most of the core ensemble would likely return—Kristine Frøseth, Alisha Boe, Josie Totah, Aubri Ibrag, Imogen Waterhouse, and others. But Mia Threapleton’s Honoria is off teaching abroad, and Josh Dylan’s character, Lord Marable, was tragically killed, so don’t count on their return.
And let’s not forget the relationships. Theo and Lizzy are heading into a shaky marriage built on a secret Nan could expose. Nan’s romantic ties to Guy Thwarte haven’t disappeared either—despite him being linked to the carefree Paloma, his heart still clearly belongs to Nan.
On top of all that, the real soul of the show remains the friendship among the Buccaneer girls. Even with betrayal and heartbreak in play, their bond is expected to endure. According to the showrunners, no matter what happens romantically, the girls are the love story.
So while nothing’s set in stone yet, there’s every reason to believe we haven’t seen the last of The Buccaneers . The drama, the romance, the secrets—season 3 is practically begging to be made. Let’s just hope Apple answers that call.
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