Cold Feet Returns Triumphant: Iconic Cast Reunites for Highly Anticipated Ninth Season on ITV
Manchester’s favourite friends are stepping back into our living rooms as ITV’s beloved dramedy Cold Feet officially returns for its ninth season. After a hiatus since 2020, the announcement has sparked widespread excitement among fans who have longed for more glimpses into the lives of Adam, Karen, David, Pete, and Jenny.
The full original cast is reprising their roles: James Nesbitt as the charismatic yet often chaotic Adam Williams, Hermione Norris as the strong-willed Karen Marsden, Robert Bathurst as the suave David Marsden, John Thomson as the ever-relatable Pete Gifford, and Fay Ripley as the warm-hearted Jenny Gifford. This reunion marks a significant milestone, bringing back the chemistry that made the series a cultural phenomenon since its debut in 1998.

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James Nesbitt, whose portrayal of Adam has endeared him to generations, expressed his enthusiasm: “It’s wonderful to be back with this incredible group. These characters feel like family, and exploring their next chapter is both challenging and rewarding.” Nesbitt, known for his versatile roles in dramas like The Missing, brings depth to Adam’s ongoing journey through midlife.
The new season promises to delve deeper into the complexities of growing older. Viewers can expect fresh midlife challenges, including shifting relationships, career upheavals, health scares, and the evolving dynamics of long-term friendships. Staying true to creator Mike Bullen’s vision, the series will blend its signature humour with poignant emotional moments, capturing the unpredictable highs and lows of adulthood.

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Hermione Norris, reprising Karen, a character admired for her resilience, teased: “Karen faces some tough decisions this season, but there’s also plenty of laughter amid the tears.” Norris, acclaimed for roles in Spooks and In the Club, adds layers to Karen’s story, exploring themes of independence and family.
Robert Bathurst’s David continues to navigate the world of finance and personal redemption, while John Thomson’s Pete tackles issues of mental health and loyalty with his trademark wit. Fay Ripley’s Jenny brings warmth and realism, dealing with the realities of parenting adult children and marital evolution.
Filming is set to commence later this year, with the season expected to air in early 2026. ITV executives hailed the return as a response to fan demand, noting the show’s enduring appeal in portraying authentic British life.

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Cold Feet has won multiple awards, including BAFTAs, and its revival in 2016 proved its timeless quality. This ninth instalment combines nostalgia with brand-new narratives, offering the comforting sensation of catching up with old friends while witnessing their new adventures.
The series has always excelled in balancing light-hearted banter with heartfelt drama – from wedding mishaps to bereavement, infidelity to triumphs. Season nine will introduce contemporary issues like ageing parents, empty nests, and digital-age relationships, all filtered through the group’s unbreakable bond.

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Fans have flooded social media with joy since the announcement late last year. One viewer tweeted: “Finally! Cold Feet is the ultimate comfort watch.” Another added: “Can’t wait to see what chaos Adam gets into next!”
As the cast prepares to reunite on set in Manchester, anticipation builds for what promises to be another emotionally rich chapter. Cold Feet remains a testament to enduring friendships and the messy beauty of real life.
With its perfect mix of laughs and tears, season nine is poised to remind us why we fell in love with these characters nearly three decades ago.