The stones just swallowed baby William… and Master Raymond is the only one who knows where he went. 🕰️👶

Outlander: Blood of My Blood Season 2 (2026) trailer unleashes pure chaos: Julia wakes in 1920s Oxford with no child, Henry’s trapped in 1746 fighting for his life, and Ellen’s visions predict a Fraser bloodbath. One scream. One blue glow.

One timeline about to break. Full first-look spoilers + insane theories — tap the link in bio before Starz burns it all down! 👀

Starz dropped a nuclear bomb at midnight: the first official trailer for Outlander: Blood of My Blood Season 2 (2026), and it’s not a tease—it’s a full-on spoiler assault. Clocking in at 2:18 and already at 5.1 million views in 12 hours, the clip rips open the dual timelines with zero mercy: baby William disappears through the stones, Master Raymond (Stanley Weber) steals him into 1740s Paris, Julia Moriston (Hermione Corfield) wakes screaming in 1920s Oxford, and Henry Beauchamp (Jeremy Irvine) is left bleeding in the mud of 1746. Meanwhile, Ellen MacKenzie (Harriet Slater) clutches her pregnant belly at Lallybroch, whispering, “The child will be born in blood… and taken by it.”

This isn’t a slow burn. This is gasoline on a Highland fire.

The Stones Take William – And Break Everything

The trailer opens with a slow-motion disaster at Craigh na Dun:

Julia clutches infant William, gemstones blazing in her fist.
Henry reaches for her—“Together!”
Arch Bug’s (Terence Rae) torch-wielding posse crests the hill.
The stones scream. Wind rips. Light fractures.

Then—cut to black.

Next frame: Julia bolts upright in a 1920s Oxford alley, soaked in blood, no baby. She screams his name into the fog. Cut to Henry in 1746, sword buried in a redcoat’s chest, roaring William’s name as Mohawk warriors close in.

Spoiler #1: The stones didn’t send them together. William is gone—and Master Raymond is the only one who knows where.

Raymond’s Return: Savior or Kidnapper?

Stanley Weber reprises his Outlander role in a jaw-dropping sequence:

A blue-glowing apothecary in 1740s Paris.
Raymond cradles a screaming infant wrapped in Beauchamp tartan.
He whispers: “Your blood sings across centuries, petit. I will keep you safe… for now.”
Close-up: Claire’s pearl necklace glints in his hand.

Spoiler #2: Raymond didn’t just find William—he pulled him through time using a ritual involving Claire’s future necklace. Fans on X are losing it:

“RAYMOND IS RAISING CLAIRE’S LOST BROTHER?? THIS IS CANON NOW.” – @SassenachScreams (28K likes)

Fraser Side: Ellen’s Prophecy of Doom

Back in the 1740s Highlands:

Ellen MacKenzie, heavily pregnant with young Jamie, collapses in Lallybroch’s courtyard.
Vision: a child’s cradle burning, blue light, a man in a poisoner’s mask (Raymond).
She gasps: “They’ll take my son… just like they took hers.”
Brian Fraser (Jamie Roy) storms in, bloodied from a cattle raid: “No one touches my family.”

Spoiler #3: Ellen’s visions link the Beauchamp and Fraser bloodlines—and predict Raymond’s meddling will cost both families.

Dual Timelines, One Breaking Point

The trailer intercuts brutally:

1920s Oxford
1740s Scotland/Paris

Julia, institutionalized, clawing at asylum walls: “My son is alive!”
Henry, captive of the Mohawk, carving William’s name into a tree.

Uncle Lamb (Colin McFarlane) reading her diary: “She claims the stones sang.”
Murtagh (Duncan Lacroix) to Brian: “Witchcraft took the bairn. We ride at dawn.”

Spoiler #4: Episode 1 (“The Vanishing”) is told in split-screen—Julia and Henry’s parallel searches for William, 300 years apart.

Crossover Easter Eggs That Broke the Internet

Claire’s voiceover from Outlander S7: “I lost a child once…” — overlaid on Julia’s asylum screams.
Faith’s grave flashes—same date as William’s “birth”.
A Fraser tartan onesie in Raymond’s lair.

Spoiler #5: Gabaldon confirmed in a Town & Country cryptic:

“William’s disappearance is the keystone to Claire’s entire bloodline. Season 2 asks: What if her ‘impossible’ sibling… wasn’t impossible?”

Behind the Scenes: Filming the Impossible

Principal photography began June 2025 at Wardpark Studios and Glen Coe.
The stone sequence used practical wind machines + CGI vortex—Corfield filmed 12 takes of the scream, real tears.
Weber shot Paris apothecary scenes in Prague for authenticity.
Showrunner Matthew B. Roberts: “We’re not just telling a prequel. We’re rewriting the rules of time.”

Fan Meltdown: #BloodOfMyBloodS2 Trends Globally

#SaveWilliam: 180K posts
#RaymondIsDaddy: 92K (yes, really)
Petition to spare the baby: 47K signatures

One viral edit:

“Raymond rocking William to sleep while singing ‘Frère Jacques’ in Occitan… I’m not okay.” – @OutlanderObsessed

What’s Next? Episode Titles Leaked

“The Vanishing” – William disappears
“Blue Apothecary” – Raymond’s ritual
“Asylum & Ashes” – Julia institutionalized, Henry hunted
“Blood Calls to Blood” – Ellen’s labor begins
“The Debt” – Raymond’s true motive revealed

The Big Question

Is William Claire’s lost brother? Will Henry and Julia ever reunite? Can Ellen save her unborn son from the same fate?

One thing’s clear: Season 2 isn’t a prequel—it’s a pre-apocalypse.

Starz hasn’t set a date, but filming wraps February 2026—expect a late 2026 premiere.

The stones have spoken. The blood remembers. And nobody is ready.