Your Fault: London

Your Fault: London is the 2026 British sequel to My Fault: London, adapted from Mercedes Ron's novel Culpa tuya and released on Amazon Prime Video on 17 June 2026. Dani Girdwood and Charlotte Fassler direct, and Asha Banks and Matthew Broome return as Noah and Nick.

The step-siblings carry on their secret love affair while their lives grow more complicated. Nick is stepping into a leadership role at his father William's firm, and Noah is studying at Oxford. New faces arrive: Nick's work partner Sophia (Louisa Binder), and Noah's classmates Michael (Joel Nankervis) and Briar (Scarlett Rayner), who has her own history with Nick.

When their parents learn of the relationship, they threaten to withdraw their support unless the couple split. Jealousy, distance, street racing and family pressure test whether the pair can trust each other.

The film is about whether passion alone can sustain a relationship, or whether trust, honesty and communication have to come with it. Nick and Noah's love is intense, but it keeps being damaged by jealousy, secrecy and possessiveness. Their love also has to survive outside pressure from family, money and other people's agendas. The title's idea of "fault" suggests that each partner shares responsibility for the damage, rather than one person being to blame.

Some viewers will read the relationship as a romantic story of resilience against disapproving elders. Others will read it as a portrait of an unhealthy, controlling dynamic, since the possessive phrases and jealous ultimatums are presented as passion.

The film continues the wave of English-language remakes of Spanish young-adult romance hits, distributed by Amazon MGM Studios. It adapts a Mercedes Ron novel popular with young readers and extends the franchise that began with My Fault: London. Common Sense Media judged that it did not take full advantage of the chance to adjust the story, and that at two hours it drags.

Only limited reception material was available. Common Sense Media found the film overlong and said it fails to make the most of its chance to improve on the source. Fans of the franchise are likely to come for the leads' chemistry, the melodrama and the racing sequences.