According to South Korean media, Netflix’s Sweet Home could get a second season. According to some reports, production is already underway, but the names of the lead actors have not been released.

No official renewal has been announced, but this K-drama must air because of several unresolved issues at the end. An apartment building collapsed, and Lee Eun-whereabouts hyuk’s remain a mystery.

After he was found dead in the pool, Sang-fate Wook’s remains are unknown. Another question is how the army intends to deal with monsters and save those still alive. It’s unclear what will happen to Cha Hyun-soo, who recently relocated to the apartment where the horror incidents occurred. After moving into Green Home’s 1410, his life took a turn for the worse.

In the past, many reports stated that the second season of Sweet Home would begin filming in December of that year. Song Kang, Lee Jin Wook, and Lee Si Young were rumored to be joining the cast of the second season in a report published in July. Netflix, on the other hand, has denied these rumors.

Regarding the production of “Sweet Home,” Season 2, Netflix stated, “Nothing has been decided yet.”

In the meantime, Studio Dragon has announced that Sweet Home Season 2 will be released in 2022, according to a recent tweet. According to a tweet by @shjky, “Studio Dragon plans to release sweet home season 2 as a Netflix original… hmmm.”.

For Sweet Home Season 2, Song Kang has been approached. His management company, Namoo Actors, has issued a statement saying that “it is true that we are discussing the appearance of Song Kang in ‘Sweet Home,’ season 2, but nothing has been confirmed yet.” Soompi’s Soompi reports

Sweet Home Season 2 has been unofficially confirmed, despite a recent report saying that the actors have yet to be cast.

Season 2 may not premiere until the winter of 2022 if the aforementioned reports are true and production begins after December 2021.

No doubt we’ll keep you posted on the progress of the show. Follow Devdiscourse for the most up-to-date information on Korean dramas.

RUMOURS OF PRODUCTION STARTING TO FLOOD THE INTERNET

Sweet Home was one of Netflix’s most popular Korean series of 2020, but new rumours of season 2 production are sweeping the internet.

In spite of a difficult year for Hollywood, fans of Korean dramas, particularly those available on Netflix, had a great year in 2020.

Sweet Home was the final K-drama to air on the platforms in 2020, and it was widely regarded as one of the best non-English-language shows of the year.

Season 1 ended on a high note, but new rumours of a second season’s production have been circulating online.

There are a couple of things that came out after we finished writing the storyline ourselves, while we were still writing it. The monsters that we were unable to introduce are also on our list of things to do if the opportunity presents itself. It is our goal to remain faithful to the original,” we say. For Lee Eung-bok, via Bustle.

Soompi reported on July 9th, 2021, that “industry representatives said that the drama will begin filming a second season in December [2021].”

Unfortunately, Netflix responded to these rumors by denying them, claiming that “Nothing has been decided yet regarding the production of season 2.” Netflix.

Rumors are circulating that production on Sweet Home has already begun, as seen in the image below.

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NEW RUMOURS ABOUT SWEET HOME SEASON 2 PRODUCTION CIRCULATE ONLINE

Unlike any other community, the K-drama fandom boasts detective skills that can rival any private eye.

As of this week, there are a number of images on social media purporting to be from the set of Sweet Home season 2.

According to reports, these photos were taken from the Instagram page of Song Kang’s manager.

An image of a blood-stained shoe with the caption “It has started” appears first, followed by a screenshot of an alleged episode 1 script and a photograph purporting to be taken on the set itself.

Nothing has been confirmed publicly and no way to confirm whether the sets are for Sweet Home or another project, so fans should proceed with caution.