🚨 OLD MONEY SEASON 2 OFFICIAL RELEASE DATE + FINAL TRAILER JUST DROPPED… and the title says it all: “THROW AWAY EVERYTHING”

Osman stands on the edge of the Bosphorus and literally throws the keys to his billion-dollar empire into the sea. “I built this to prove them wrong. Now I’m burning it to prove you right.”

Nihal whispers: “If we leave, there’s no coming back.” Osman: “Good. I never want to come back.”

But the last 5 seconds… someone is watching them from the shadows with a gun.

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Mark your calendars and cancel your plans: Netflix officially announced today, November 19, 2025, that Old Money Season 2 will premiere globally on Friday, May 29, 2026 – exactly seven months from now – with all eight episodes dropping at once.

And to make sure nobody sleeps tonight, they unleashed the final, gut-wrenching trailer titled “Throw Away Everything.”

In just two minutes and fourteen seconds, the teaser has already racked up 62 million views, shattered Twitter trends in 57 countries, and left fans openly weeping in the comments.

The Trailer: One Man Throws Away Billions For Love

The footage opens with total silence.

Osman Bulut (Engin Akyürek), looking like a man who hasn’t slept in weeks, walks alone to the end of a private pier at dawn. In his hand: the master key ring to the Baydemir mansion, Bulut Trade headquarters, and every vault in his empire.

He stares at the keys for ten agonizing seconds.

Then, without a word, he hurls them into the black water.

Cut to text on screen: “Some things are worth more than money.”

Cue the explosions – literal and emotional.

The “Throw Away Everything” Montage That Broke the Internet

Quick, brutal cuts show Osman systematically dismantling his life:

Signing documents that transfer 87% of Bulut Trade to a charitable foundation for earthquake orphans.
Deleting his phone contacts one by one – investors, lawyers, even his own brothers.
Setting fire to the framed magazine covers that once called him “The King of Istanbul.”
Handing Mahir (İsmail Demirci) a single envelope: “It’s all yours now. Don’t try to find me.”

Mahir’s scream – “You’re throwing away everything we bled for!” – echoes as Osman walks away without looking back.

Meanwhile, Nihal (Aslı Enver) is shown packing a single bag in Paris, tears streaming, telling her stunned fiancé Engin (Serkan Altunorak): “I made a mistake. The biggest one of my life.”

She boards a red-eye flight back to Istanbul with nothing but the clothes on her back and a sonogram photo hidden in her passport.

Yes, the pregnancy rumors are 100% confirmed in this trailer.

The Reunion That Had Fans Screaming

The money shot: Osman waiting at the airport arrivals gate holding a simple handwritten sign that says “Leyla” – the fake name they once joked about using to disappear together.

Nihal sees it, drops her bag, and runs into his arms. No dialogue. Just the most desperate, hungry kiss in Turkish drama history while Sezen Aksu’s heartbreaking “Geri Dön” plays.

The internet has already slowed the clip down frame-by-frame. Someone counted 38 seconds of pure oxygen deprivation.

But Happiness Isn’t Free – Someone Wants Them Dead

Of course Netflix couldn’t let us have nice things.

The final 30 seconds go full thriller:

The long-lost, scarred biological mother (Hülya Avşar) watching the reunion through binoculars, whispering “My son chose wrong again.”
Armed men in black SUVs tailing their car out of the airport.
A mysterious figure slipping an envelope under the door of the Bulut mansion that explodes into flames the second it’s opened.
Final shot: Osman and Nihal on that same yacht from the “Escape” trailer, racing across the open sea at night. Osman looks at Nihal, touches her still-flat stomach, and says: “If we make it to sunrise, we start over. No money. No names. Just us.” Nihal: “And if we don’t?” A sniper’s red laser dot appears on Osman’s chest. Gunshot. Black screen. Release date: MAY 29, 2026.

Cue 1.8 million simultaneous “NOOOOOO” comments.

Official Release Date Breakdown

Netflix dropped the date in a sleek black-and-gold teaser posted at exactly 19:25 Turkish time (a nod to the 1999 earthquake that shaped Osman’s life).

Season 2 will consist of eight episodes – same as Season 1 – but insiders say each one runs 10-15 minutes longer because “there was too much story to cut.”

Filming wrapped quietly last week in Georgia after the production moved the final yacht scenes outside Turkey for “security reasons” (read: they didn’t want paparazzi ruining the ending).

Cast Reactions Are Pure Chaos

Engin Akyürek posted a single photo of the keys sinking in real water with the caption: “Sometimes you have to lose everything to find what matters. 29.05.2026 🔥”

Aslı Enver went live on Instagram for three minutes, cried the entire time, and said: “I still haven’t recovered from filming the airport scene. Thank you for loving Osman and Nihal the way you do.”

Even Hülya Avşar – notoriously private – tweeted a cryptic: “Blood always finds blood. See you in May.”

Fan Meltdown Level: Nuclear

#ThrowAwayEverything is the #1 global trend for 14 straight hours.

TikTok is flooded with reaction videos titled “I’m not okay” and “Netflix owes me therapy.”

One viral post with 22 million views: “He threw the keys. HE THREW THE KEYS. I need to speak to the manager of emotions.”

Another fan calculated Osman is walking away from roughly $4.8 billion USD. The comments are just people offering to pick the keys out of the water for him.

What This Means For the Story

Sources close to the production confirm Season 2 is split into two halves:

Episodes 1-4: The total destruction of the Bulut empire and the explosive family secrets. Episodes 5-8: Osman and Nihal on the run, building a new life from zero – think humble village house, fake jobs, and hiding a pregnancy while assassins close in.

Writer Meriç Acemi told Turkish press: “Season 1 was about chasing money and status. Season 2 asks: what happens when you throw it all away and still have to fight for the person you love?”

Director Uluç Bayraktar added: “We filmed two endings. You’ll see which one we picked on May 29.”

The Numbers Prove Old Money Rules the World

Season 1 spent 39 days in Netflix’s Global Top 10 – the longest for any Turkish original ever.

It’s currently #1 in Turkey, Brazil, Argentina, Romania, and half the Middle East.

Merchandise (yes, there’s official “Team Osman” yacht hats now) sold out in 40 minutes.

Final Verdict

If the previous trailers were foreplay, “Throw Away Everything” is the money shot.

Netflix just handed us the most expensive therapy bill of 2026.

Start your countdown: 191 days until Osman Bulut becomes the world’s hottest broke man with a baby on the way.

Old Money Season 2 – May 29, 2026. Only on Netflix.

Clear your schedule. Stock the tissues. And maybe learn how to swim – because we’re all going down with this ship.