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UAE Moments
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- UAE Moments
My Life with the Walter Boys Season 2 Is Coming This Summer
Netflix confirmed that My Life with the Walter Boys will return for Season 2 in the summer of 2025. Following the cliffhanger finale, the drama picks up as Jackie Howard (Nikki Rodriguez) returns to Silver Falls to mend strained relationships with Alex (Ashby Gentry) and Cole (Noah LaLonde), and rediscover her place within the Walter family dynamic. Major Updates & New Characters After a summer away, Alex returns with a rugged 'sultry cowboy' aura as he preps for a dangerous rodeo, unlikely to welcome Jackie with open arms. With football behind him, Cole grapples with identity and direction, setting the stage for more emotional turmoil. Five new recurring characters, including rodeo star B. Hartford (Natalie Sharp) and high school senior Zach (Carson MacCormac), promise fresh tensions and romantic sparks. With the dramatic love triangle between Jackie, Alex, and Cole at its core, Season 2 digs deeper into personal growth, family bonds, and youthful passion . The added rodeo setting, new characters, and richer, more complex arcs promise a bigger, more emotionally charged viewing experience. Is Season 2 the Final Season? Ahead of the Season 2 release, Netflix has already given the green light for Season 3, set for a 2026 debut, thanks to strong fan response and streaming performance . Get ready for Jackie's emotional homecoming, a Cowboy Alex who's changed, a football-less Cole in crisis, and newcomers who'll shake up Silver Falls. Mark your calendars for the second season of 'My Life with the Walter Boys', which will be released on August 28.
Yahoo
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Watch: 'My Life with the Walter Boys' Season 2 gets teaser, premiere date
July 7 (UPI) -- Netflix is teasing the sophomore season of teen drama My Life with the Walter Boys ahead of its Aug. 28 premiere. The 48-second preview released Monday shows Jackie (Nikki Rodriguez) returning to Colorado after "spiraling" all summer in New York. She initially relocated to Silver Falls in Season 1, when her mother's best friend (Sarah Rafferty) becomes her legal guardian. "While settling into her new, chaotic countryside home, Jackie is determined to stay focused on her dream of getting into Princeton... all while wrapping her head around her feelings for two very different Walter brothers: the reliable and bookish Alex (Ashby Gentry), and the mysterious and troubled Cole (Noah LaLonde)," an official synopsis reads. When Jackie returns, she'll have to face "unresolved feelings and small-town tensions." The cast includes Marc Blucas, Connor Stanhope, Johnny Link, Corey Fogelmanis, Jaylan Evans, Zoe Soul, Isaac Arellanes, Myles Perez, Alex Quijano, Ashley Tavares, Dean Petriw, Alix West Lefler, Lennix James, Alisha Newton, Ellie O'Brien, Kolton Stewart, Mya Lowe, Gabrielle Jacinto, Jesse Lipscombe, Nathaniel Arcand, Natalie Sharp, Carson MacCormac, Janet Kidder, Riele Downs and Jake Manley.
Yahoo
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
'My Life with the Walter Boys': Jackie Faces Consequences for Her Actions After 'Spiraling' All Summer in Season 2 Teaser
Netflix has released the first teaser for My Life with the Walter Boys season 2, which picks up after Jackie (Nikki Rodriguez) fled to New York City for the summer after kissing Cole (Noah LaLonde) In the teaser, tensions are high amongst the Walter boys when it comes to Jackie, especially since Alex (Ashby Gentry) had confessed his love for her right before she kissed Cole and left for the summer Season 2 of My Life with the Walter Boys premieres Aug. 28 on NetflixJackie's summer of escapism in New York City is over, but is she ready for what she left behind in Silver Falls? On Monday, July 7, Netflix dropped the first teaser for season 2 of My Life with the Walter Boys, which picks up after Jackie (Nikki Rodriguez) spent the summer away from the Walter family — and left to stew on how she left things in Colorado. Season 1 ended with her fleeing to her home city after kissing Cole (Noah LaLonde) and dodging her boyfriend, Alex (Ashby Gentry), who'd just confessed his love for her. The teaser begins with a look at Jackie's glitzy life in New York City, where she spent the summer living with her Uncle Richard (Alex Quijano) and working. "I spent all summer spiraling about how — and why — I left," she says. In Jackie's eyes, she doesn't "belong anywhere anymore." Katherine (Sarah Rafferty) is quick to shut down that idea, though. "You do belong, Jackie," she tells her. "With us." While Jackie was in New York for the summer, Alex has had a major glow-up — one that even Cole notices in the teaser — and that only makes things harder for Jackie, whose gaze he seems to be avoiding at all costs. Alex, meanwhile, certainly seems to be enjoying his newfound popularity at school, which leaves Jackie looking forlorn and feeling left behind in the teaser. Cole puts her on the spot, though. "Why did you really come back?" he asks her, before a series of longing looks between Jackie and both Walter brothers are exchanged, teasing that season 2 will bring the same love triangle tension to the forefront once again. The 25-year-old actor told PEOPLE that season 2 is a "story of discovery" for Alex. 'They're trying to figure out who they are and where they fit in the world and what do they want with each other, with everything that lies beyond high school and the greater scheme of life. It's slightly more intense, as I've said, and it's really about them trying new things," he said. When it comes to Alex's feelings toward Jackie, he said that his character "doesn't know how to handle what happened and is figuring out how to handle that. And he tries new things, and some of them work and some of them don't. There are two tragedies in life, either you don't get what you want or you get exactly what you want, and Alex experiences both in season 2." Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. My Life with the Walter Boys season 2 premieres Aug. 28 on Netflix. Read the original article on People
South Wales Argus
23-05-2025
- General
- South Wales Argus
May gardening jobs you to try this bank holiday weekend
Summer is just around the corner but fear not, there is still time left to get your garden in tip-top shape, especially over the bank holiday weekend towards the end of the month. Just one useful outdoor job to get stuck into is planting your summer bedding flowers (such as Dichondra 'Silver Falls'), according to The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS). Not to mention, now is the ideal time of year to lift any overcrowded spring bulbs, including daffodils, so they are ready for next spring. Best flowers to plant in spring The RHS explains: 'As bulbs fade and herbaceous borders grow in leaps and bounds, it is now clear that summer is approaching. 'Sowing and planting out bedding can begin, depending on when the last frost is in your area, and you can take softwood cuttings. 'It's also time to let the lawn grow long and get a buzz from seeing all the insects that arrive to feed on the flowers.' Take a look at more May gardening jobs on the RHS website. What is the best thing to plant in May? Plant summer bedding flowers The RHS says: 'Plant out summer bedding at the end of the month (except in cold areas).' @rhshome She may not know how to install windows—but Becky always knows what needs doing in the garden. May is a busy month in the garden, with everything growing fast and plenty to keep on top of. It's tempting to get ahead, but a little patience now will pay off later. Here are your gardening jobs for May: 🌼 Move bulbs from containers into borders so they can recharge and make room for summer planting 🌼 Prune early-flowering shrubs once they've finished their show to keep them healthy and well-shaped for next year 🌼 Keep an eye on the forecast, the sun is out now but late frosts can still catch you out. Make sure tender plants are hardened off before planting 🌼 Give houseplants a quick health check, wipe off any aphids or scale insects before they multiply 🌼 Taking part in No Mow May? Try mowing edges or paths through longer grass, it's a great way to support wildlife and still keep things looking neat ♬ original sound - selena culture 'Bedding plants provide a temporary decorative seasonal display for containers, hanging baskets, beds and borders.' For containers around garden lawns and patios, The RHS recommends these top five summer bedding plants: Verbena 'Claret' Dichondra 'Silver Falls' Calibrachoa Million Bells series Petunia Surfinia series Salvia x jamensis 'Raspberry Royale' Lift and divide overcrowded spring bulbs 'Lift and divide overcrowded clumps of daffodils and other spring-flowering bulbs," states The RHS. It adds: 'Clump-forming bulbs can become congested over time, which can reduce flowering. Divide the clumps every few years to keep them vigorous and flowering well.' How to Get Rid of These Common Garden Pests Check for viburnum beetle – what is it? The RHS advises checking for viburnum beetle in May for any larvae that have appeared in spring. It explains: 'Viburnum beetle feeds on viburnums. Most of the damage is caused by the larvae in spring but some further defoliation is done by the adult beetles in late summer. 'Large numbers of larvae can result in most of the foliage being severely affected by late spring. Damaged leaves are often also discoloured with brown dried up edges to the holes. Affected Viburnum tinus often produces an unpleasant odour particularly when the foliage is wet.' How to get rid of viburnum beetle If you do spot viburnum beetle on your plants or lily beetle grubs, try to remove by hand if causing damage, The RHS reveals. The gardening experts also recommend: Encouraging wildlife in the garden - such as birds and predatory ground beetles who will eat the larvae and sometimes the adult beetles Biological control nematodes - available from some biological control suppliers. These are watered onto plants affected by larvae. Nematode controls have the potential to infect non-target animals. They should therefore be used with care and only when there is a specific problem to treat Have you got birds nesting in your hedges? (Image: Thomas Söllner/Getty) Can I cut my hedge when birds are nesting? Check for nesting birds in hedges By now, you are probably noticing more and more birds appearing in your garden, as the warmer weather arrives. However, this month you should take extra care if you need to cut back garden hedges. But The RHS warns: 'Check carefully for nesting birds before clipping hedges. 'When undertaking work on garden hedges, check first that there are no nesting birds, as it is an offence under the Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981 to damage or destroy the nest of any wild bird while it is in use or being built. 'The nesting season is usually considered to run from March to August, but it can be longer.' With this in mind, the RSPB recommends not cutting your hedges between March and September as this is when the 'possibility of birds nesting is very high'. Recommended reading: The wildlife experts explain: 'Many small garden birds, such as Robins and Wrens, choose to nest within a few metres off the ground where hedges can offer a good coverage of greenery and leaves. 'You may well see birds darting to and from the hedgerow, taking in nesting material such as moss and small twigs. And it's not just hedges. 'Birds also build nests in the trees, shrubs and climbers in our gardens. This vegetation is a lifeline for the birds: it provides a foundation on which their nests will rest, protects their eggs and chicks from wind, rain and sun, and helps hide them from predators.'
