Prepare yourself for an exciting and interesting journey into the world of love, loss, and second chances as the highly anticipated “Ex-Wife” arrives on Britbox this month!
This thrilling drama series promises to be a rollercoaster of emotions, exploring the complexities of relationships, the scars of past love, and the hope of redemption.
With a talented cast and a gripping storyline, “Ex-Wife” is set to captivate audiences with its heart-wrenching moments and unexpected twists.
In “Ex-Wife”, we follow the lives of a group of individuals whose paths intertwine in the most unexpected ways.
The show revolves around the complexities of modern relationships, the series also delves into the aftermath of divorce and the challenging journey of healing and moving forward.
As characters confront their pasts and face the consequences of their decisions, we are taken on an emotional ride that keeps us hooked from the very beginning.
With a perfect blend of drama, romance, and intrigue, “Ex-Wife” Season 1 promises to be a compelling addition to Britbox’s lineup.
So, mark your calendars and get ready to embark on this enthralling tale of love, heartbreak, and the pursuit of happiness. Don’t miss a moment of the captivating drama as “Ex-Wife” takes the screen by storm in August 2023.
When will “Ex-Wife” be Available on Britbox?
The show has already been released in the UK and is also available in Canada on CBC Gem. However, it’s soon coming to BritBox in the United States.
The Ex-Wife will be available as a binge-watch on BritBox on Thursday, August 10th. All four episodes of BritBox may be obtained directly or through Amazon Channels.
Each episode is an hour-long, so keep your schedule ready to get through the series. It will definitely be more than worth it.
Also Read: “Rap Sh!t” Season 2 Releasing Soon on Max.
Who is in the Cast of “Ex-Wife”?
Celine Buckens as Tasha
Janet Montgomery as Jen
Tom Mison as Jack
Jordan Stephens as Sam
Clare Foster as Hayley
Rebecka Johnston as Camilla
Amro Mahmoud as Darren
Adam Drew as Toby
Sam Hoare as Johnny
Neena Singh as Lola
James Lailey as Simon
Abe Jarman as Officer Clarke
Roderick Hill as Officer Warren
