The second series, filming in London, is set against the backdrop of Freya and Abe's recent engagement. As the couple dive headfirst into wedding planning, it quickly becomes clear that their views on marriage—and visions for the big day—aren't always aligned.

Tensions rise as they navigate the high-stress world of wedding prep, further complicated by Freya's agents, The Olivias, who enlist the couple in a wedding-themed content creation campaign focused on disability inclusion.

Abe is also forced to confront his complicated history with Jo, as well as his own trust issues, after unexpectedly finding Jo and Freya together. As Freya and Jo's connection rekindles, it becomes clear that Abe will need to come to terms with the past—and find a way to at least accept, if not fully embrace, the person who plays such a vital role in Freya's life and wellbeing.

Centring around a new relationship, an impending blended family and an intense female friendship, the series follows Freya a 30-something Canadian artist and tetraplegic. She's moved to London for Abe, a 50-something straight-laced lawyer who thinks he's the old dog that can learn new tricks. Freya and Abe's relationship is a high-speed romance which sees Abe inviting Freya to move into his house before she's even seen upstairs. Because of Freya's disability, living together also includes personal assistants (PAs), who are always there - a third person in earshot for every romantic moment and domestic screaming match. After failing to find the right person for this more than intimate role, Freya invites chaotic and impulsive best friend Jo to take the job. What could go wrong?