🚨 NETFLIX JUST DROPPED THE FIRST OFFICIAL ‘OLD MONEY’ SEASON 2 TRAILER AND I’M NOT OKAY 😭
One second Osman is throwing the mansion keys into the sea swearing he’ll never love again…
The next? He’s whispering to a drop-dead gorgeous new woman on a yacht while Nihal watches from afar looking like her soul just left her body.
Is this revenge? Real feelings? Or the biggest plot twist Turkish TV has ever pulled?
The chemistry is toxic, the outfits are lethal, and that final 10 seconds… I literally gasped out loud.
Turkish drama queens, your group chats are about to explode 🔥 Who’s ready to cancel plans for 2026?
Watch the full first-look trailer NOW before Netflix takes it down 👇
Netflix quietly hit the big red button on Wednesday evening, November 19, 2025, releasing the highly anticipated first official trailer for Old Money Season 2 — and the internet is already on fire.
Clocking in at just under two minutes, the sneak peek picks up months after that soul-crushing Season 1 finale that left millions of viewers screaming at their screens. You remember the one: Osman Bulut (Engin Akyürek), the ruthless self-made billionaire, finally wins the historic Baydemir mansion he’s been obsessed with — only to hurl the keys into the Bosphorus rather than live in it without Nihal Baydemir (Aslı Enver). Cue the slow-motion yacht departure, the rain-soaked stares, and half the planet simultaneously yelling “Just talk to each other!”
Fast-forward eight months (according to production leaks), and the trailer wastes no time reminding us why this show became Netflix’s biggest Turkish breakout since The Gift.
We open on Osman looking sharper — and colder — than ever. Private jets, hostile takeovers, and that trademark glare that could freeze the Mediterranean. He’s richer, more powerful, and apparently done waiting for anyone. Then, at the 0:38 mark, boom: a stunning new woman (still unidentified, but rumored to be a major international casting coup) slides into frame at a black-tie gala. She’s all cheekbones, old-political-family energy, and the kind of smile that screams “I know exactly where the bodies are buried.”
The camera lingers as she leans in and whispers something that actually makes Osman laugh — a real, human laugh we barely saw in Season 1. Cut to Nihal in a sleek European office, scrolling through paparazzi photos of the pair on her phone. One tear. Voice-over: “He didn’t just keep the house… he replaced the woman who made it a home.”
Cue the chaos.
The rest of the trailer is pure adrenaline: explosive arguments on marble terraces, slammed Lamborghini doors, cryptic late-night texts, and one jaw-dropping scene where Osman pins the new woman against a glass wall in a kiss so intense the mature-rating warning feels inevitable.
Netflix knows exactly what it’s doing. After Season 1 launched October 10, 2025, Old Money (original title Enfes Bir Akşam) rocketed to #2 on the global non-English TV chart, racking up 67.2 million hours viewed in its first 28 days and holding Top 10 spots in 78 countries. Turkey and Brazil basically shut down social media with reaction threads, while #OsmanAndNihal and #OldMoneyFinale trended for weeks.
The renewal came fast. On November 13, 2025 — just five weeks after premiere — Deadline confirmed Netflix had quietly greenlit Season 2, with production slated to begin spring 2026 under the same creative team: writer Meriç Acemi (Love 101, As the Crow Flies) and director Uluç Bayraktar (Ezel, Karadayı).
So what’s actually happening in Season 2?
Insiders say the new season jumps forward in time. Nihal has fled to Europe (filming locations include Cannes and Monaco), building her own luxury yacht-design firm and trying to outrun the ghosts of Istanbul’s high society. She’s successful, polished, untouchable — until she isn’t.
Osman, meanwhile, has doubled down on empire-building. The Bulut family conglomerate is swallowing competitors whole, but cracks are showing: younger brother Arda’s forbidden workplace romance with old-money CFO Berna is spiraling, while matriarch Songül Bulut (Dolunay Soysert) is reportedly entangled in a scandalous relationship that could torch decades of carefully curated alliances.
And then there’s the mystery woman.
Leaked call sheets refer to her only as “Lara” — daughter of one of Ankara’s most powerful political dynasties, with bloodlines that make the Baydemirs look nouveau riche. Sources say she’s not just a rebound; she’s a strategic chess move with access to government contracts that could make or break Osman’s next billion. Think equal parts ally and ticking time bomb.
Early test-screening reactions reportedly had audiences divided. One viewer told Turkish outlet Hürriyet the new romance “feels like emotional warfare,” while another called it “the gut-punch we didn’t know we needed.” Social media is already splitting into camps: #TeamNihal forever versus those secretly rooting for Osman to finally choose himself.
Engin Akyürek and Aslı Enver remain notoriously private, but the chemistry that made Season 1 appointment viewing is clearly still nuclear. Akyürek posted a single black-and-white still from the trailer on Instagram — just the mansion keys glinting at the bottom of the sea — with no caption. It hit 5 million likes in under 12 hours.
Enver, spotted filming in Bodrum last month, has been quieter, but eagle-eyed fans noticed she’s wearing the same delicate beetle brooch Nihal wore in Osman’s childhood flashback scenes. Coincidence? Absolutely not.
Netflix hasn’t announced a firm premiere date yet, but late 2026 is the target, with whispers of another compact eight-episode season to keep the binge momentum. The streamer is clearly betting big: Turkish originals have become a global cash cow, and Old Money proved the format — shorter episodes, higher production values, A-list local talent — is a winning formula.
Whatever happens, one thing is certain: Istanbul’s old-money families versus the hungry new guard just got personal. Revenge arcs, forbidden kisses, billion-dollar betrayals — Season 2 looks set to deliver the kind of delicious drama that had us all glued to Season 1.
If the trailer is any indication, we’re in for the messiest, most glamorous heartbreak of 2026.
Get your tissues (and your wine) ready.
