The new Rivals trailer puts the fight for Corinium Television back in motion. Season 2 Part 2 arrives on November 11 with six episodes left. Tony Baddingham faces Declan O’Hara and Rupert Campbell-Black as their feud spills into work and private life. The trailer gives Cameron Cook a tense moment of her own, too.

The footage leans into the show’s familiar mix of business maneuvering, romance and public embarrassment. It gives Cameron Cook, played by Nafessa Williams, a tense close-up amid the wider scramble for the television franchise. The trailer is selling consequences rather than offering a neat summary of who will win. If you have only seen the first half, it is designed to remind you how many relationships the Corinium battle can damage.

Nafessa Williams as Cameron Cook in the new Rivals trailer.
Cameron Cook is part of the Corinium fight.

What is Season 2 Part 2 about?

Tony and Declan’s battle for Corinium is heating up. Rupert has his own troubles, and Taggie O’Hara has a choice to make. The trailer leaves the outcome open: it shows how much the fight could cost without revealing who ends up in control of the franchise.

Rivals is based on Jilly Cooper’s Rutshire stories. The personal and professional conflicts overlap so often that a choice made at home can change a career at Corinium.

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A woman appears in a dramatic close-up in the Rivals trailer.
The trailer returns to Rutshire’s shifting alliances.

When do the final six episodes arrive?

Part 2 begins November 11, 2026, with three episodes. It streams on Hulu in the United States and Disney+ in the United Kingdom and other announced markets. Check your local Disney+ listing for the precise regional release. Six episodes remain in Season 2.

The footage gives more weight to the choices facing Cameron, Rupert and Taggie. Rivals has also been renewed for a 12-episode third season, so these characters are not leaving the screen for good. That does not tell us how the Corinium battle ends this season.

What should you watch before Part 2?

If you have not reached the midseason pause, watch the first six episodes of Season 2 before the new trailer. It assumes you know Tony’s position at Corinium and why Declan and Rupert are willing to challenge him. The three-episode November return will pick up those conflicts rather than start a separate story.

The Hulu trailer is short, but its rapid cuts may spoil the feel of a few upcoming scenes. If you would rather go in fresh, the date is all you need: three episodes on November 11, followed by the rest of the six-episode second half.