Netflix is well aware that the popularity of family business dramas is gradually increasing. The streamer launched “Blood Legacy,” a 20-episode South African series that explores the murky underbelly of the area’s sugar business, on September 20.
The Ndlovu family, who run Spear Industries, a multibillion-dollar sugar company, are at the heart of the narrative. The story begins when the dead body of the family’s patriarch and CEO of the business is found, leading to a fierce power struggle amongst his three children, Khanyi Adesina, Mandla Ndlovu, and Siya Ndlovu.
After binge-watching the series, many are looking forward to more and asking if a second season will be released soon. Here is everything we know so far.
Will “Blood Legacy” Return With Season 2?
The buzz about “Blood Legacy” on social media has been overwhelmingly positive, with many people praising the show for different reasons. But everyone agrees that the Ndlovu family’s journey cannot stop with the Season 1 conclusion! Furthermore, the assertion is entirely accurate. Khanyi Adesina’s imprisonment and her mysterious last remarks as the screen goes dark are a strong sign that the drama is far from over, since the finale episode leaves more plots unsettled than tied up.
Furthermore, it’s fair to anticipate a continuation considering the popularity of other South African productions on the site. Popular series like “Savage Beauty,” “Kings of Jo’burg,” and “Blood & Water” have all been renewed for at least a second part, with the latter already running for four installments. A second season of “Blood Legacy” appears very feasible if it receives comparable ratings.
The title’s significant inspiration in Netflix’s Mexican series “Monarca,” which required two parts to reach a satisfying ending, is another encouraging indicator. Given this, there is a very good possibility that the Ndlovu family drama will continue.