In My Fault: London (2025), Nick and Noah’s love story takes an unexpected turn when Noah moves to London for university. Distance, jealousy, and new relationships test their bond. Nick follows her to London, only to discover that Noah has a secret—her past isn’t as simple as he thought. As they struggle to navigate love and trust, a shocking revelation forces them to confront their deepest fears. Just as they reunite, a tragic accident threatens to separate them forever. In the end, love prevails, but not without heartbreaking sacrifices, leaving audiences on edge for a possible sequel.
My Fault: London (2025) is the highly anticipated sequel to My Fault (2023), based on the bestselling Culpable series by Mercedes Ron. With the original movie’s immense popularity on streaming platforms, the sequel was greenlit with a significantly higher budget. The estimated budget for the film is around $25–30 million, allowing for high-quality production, stunning London cinematography, and an expanded cast.
The movie is set for release on June 20, 2025, premiering in both theaters and streaming platforms globally. Early buzz from teasers and promotional campaigns suggests it will be another massive hit among young adult romance fans.
The first film’s success was largely driven by TikTok and social media trends, where fans obsessed over Nick and Noah’s chemistry. With the sequel, marketing efforts have intensified, including exclusive behind-the-scenes content, interactive fan events, and a strategic partnership with popular influencers.
Industry experts predict My Fault: London could surpass its predecessor’s success, potentially grossing over $100 million worldwide across streaming and box office sales. If the film performs well, it could pave the way for a third installment, completing Noah and Nick’s love story.
With a mix of romance, drama, and high emotional stakes, My Fault: London (2025) is set to be one of the biggest YA romance films of the year.
