Kyran Thrax Joins Channel 4's Big Mood Season 2
Exciting news from Channel 4! The second season that's got everyone buzzing, Big Mood, has just announced a thrilling new addition. None other than Kyran Thrax, who stole our hearts and snagged first place in season six on RuPaul's Drag Race UK, will be joining this stellar ensemble. And get this: alongside Kyran, we'll see famed activist and model Munroe Bergdorf.
Kyran Thrax's Meteoric Rise
So, while we're all eager and waiting on tenterhooks about season seven's Drag Race UK, Kyran Thrax seems unstoppable. After stealing our hearts and besting contenders like Strictly Come Dancing's La Voix, her win's etched a memorable mark in drag history.
The Buzz on Social Media
Just when you thought Kyran couldn't surprise us more, on September 2, 2025, she sent her fans overboard with joy. Her unexpected social media post read, "Surprise!!!! I'm joining this amazing cast on Channel 4's Big Mood season two!!" It was impossible not feeling her excitement. "Being a huge fan-boy from season one, I'm thrilled beyond words!!" she gushed.
The post was full-on fabulous with Kyran's professional glam shot, a sneaky peek at a Big Mood script, and charming snaps with co-stars, Lydia West from It' a Sin, and Bridgerton's own Nicola Coughlan.
Diversity and inclusivity as Big Mood's essence
This season brings more reasons it's a must-watch! Featuring Munroe Bergdorf, a respected trans advocate and model, alongside Kyran feels like Channel 4's throwing a diversity and inclusivity party, making sure every story and voice rings true.
What's brewing in season two?
Starting in March last year, Big Mood landed in our hearts with its quirky tales and compelling characters. Season two teases more dynamic plots: It's a year apart, and Maggie (Coughlan) and Eddie (West) re-meet at a wedding, with Maggie's competitive spirit facing a new, positive spiritual healer, Whitney. Intriguing, right?
Camilla Whitehill's creative genius, paired with Rebecca Asher's direction, has earned praise across storytelling circles. Expect a rich cast lineup including Robert Gilbert, Amalia Vitale, Eamon Farren, and Ukweli Roach.
On edge waiting — season two's almost here!
Entertainment insiders spill that cameras are already rolling. Season one clinched Channel 4's top new comedy after Derry Girls, setting high stakes. Six episodes will air on Channel 4 in Britain, and heads up North America—they're dropping on Tubi soon, so global viewers can dive right in.
Laughter intertwined with heartfelt stories
Big Mood strikes a balance between humor and deep stories about friendship, identity, and self-discovery. With Kyran joining, this season spins riveting tales with an authentic cast that promises something special whether you're a long-time fan or a curious newbie.
Diverse voices at Big Mood's core
Bringing in Kyran Thrax and Munroe Bergdorf, Big Mood's throwing a spotlight on diverse narratives. It remains vibrant, reflecting voices screaming authenticity that'll keep us hooked.
Don't go anywhere. Here's hoping Big Mood season two, along with other LGBTQ+ entertainment, continues serving fresh updates!
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