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After a cliffhanger that deviated greatly<\/a> from the book, Noughts + Crosses<\/a> fans have been waiting patiently to discover the fate of fan-favourite alternate world couple Callum and Sephy.<\/p>\n After a year of no news, things were looking bleak for the dystopian drama \u2013 but the BBC has finally confirmed that a second season is on the way, with production already in full swing.<\/p>\n So we\u2019ll all be heading back to Albion \u2013 aka a parallel world United Kingdom \u2013 once more to follow the star-crossed lovers in a world where white people (known as \u201cNoughts\u201d) are governed by a ruling black class (\u201cCrosses\u201d).<\/p>\n Here\u2019s everything we know about the upcoming season \u2013 but beware, because spoilers<\/strong> for the entire first season follow!<\/p>\n **Spoiler warning for Noughts + Crosses season 1**<\/strong><\/p> Yes! The show didn\u2019t have the strongest launch figures, with an overnight audience of 2.5 million watching the first episode on BBC One \u2013 down on the slot average of 3.1m.<\/p>\n However, Noughts + Crosses appealed strongly to younger viewers, scoring a 13.3 per cent share of the 16-34-year-old demographic.<\/p>\n This might explain why the BBC took so long to mull over a second season \u2013 but finally in May 2021, a year after the release of season one, it was confirmed that a follow-up was on the way.<\/p>\n ????Noughts + Crosses to return for a second series on @BBCOne<\/a> and @BBCiPlayer<\/a>: https:\/\/t.co\/noqVRcWntj<\/a> ????#NoughtsAndCrosses<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/gANb9N69ux<\/a><\/p>\u2014 BBC Press Office (@bbcpress) May 18, 2021<\/a><\/blockquote>Will there be a Noughts + Crosses season 2?<\/strong><\/h2>\n