Footballers' Wives Reboot in the Works: What We Know So Far
A group of original cast members from the popular ITV drama Footballers' Wives is working on a reboot, potentially set to premiere in 2026. Gary Lucy, who played the role of Kyle Pascoe, has confirmed that a reboot is in the works, with a "slightly different format" than the original series. The reboot would mark 20 years since the show's initial run between 2002 and 2006.
Key Takeaways:
- Gary Lucy, who played Kyle Pascoe, has confirmed a reboot of Footballers' Wives is in the works.
- The reboot is expected to have a "slightly different format" than the original series.
- Original cast members Susie Amy, Zoe Lucker, Cristian Solimeno, Katherine Monaghan, and Nathan Constance are involved in the reboot.
- Gary Lucy stated that he will appear in the reboot, but not as a footballer, as he is "too old for that."
- The original series ran for five seasons, between 2002 and 2006, and enjoyed a resurgence after being streamed on ITVX.
- Real footballers and celebrities, including Sol Campbell, David Seaman, and Katie Price, made cameos in the original series.
- Footballers' Wives was known for its sex-filled storylines, showcasing the lives of footballers and their wives.
Statistics:
- The original series of Footballers' Wives ran for five seasons, between 2002 and 2006.
- The reboot could potentially premiere in 2026, 20 years after the original series ended.
- The original series enjoyed a resurgence after being streamed on ITVX.
- The original cast included Susie Amy, Zoe Lucker, Cristian Solimeno, Katherine Monaghan, and Nathan Constance.
- Cameos on the original series included Sol Campbell, David Seaman, Teddy Sheringham, Katie Price, and Peter Stringfellow.
Sources:
- "Footballers' Wives could make a comeback 20 years after it last aired" - The Sun, reference unavailable (available on thesun.co.uk)