The Thick Skin Season 2 release date is highly anticipated, given that the first installment of the four-part docuseries is all set to premiere on SundanceTV on Wednesday, September 20, 2023. The documentary revolves around the story of four higher-weight women in Philadelphia who share their story of the stigma and criticism they face from a diet-obsessed society. They also share their journey of self-love and acceptance.

Here’s all the Thick Skin Season 2 release date information we know so far and all the details on when it is coming out.

Is there a Thick Skin Season 2 release date?

Considering the fact that Season 1 of Thick Skin is only going to be released this Wednesday, September 20, 2023, it is too early to determine whether the series will be making its return for a second installment. Moreover, there has been no official confirmation of a renewal or an official release date for Season 2, so it becomes difficult to predict the series’ future.

If Season 1 garners enough attention and is received positively by viewers, there is hope for a second season. But given that it’s a documentary focused on four ladies’ journey, a second season will only depend on how the first fares. The content is definitely relatable, and with many individuals facing the same struggle, they might want more representation.

Where is Thick Skin Season 2 coming out?

Thick Skin Season 2 isn’t confirmed to release on any streaming service.

The official synopsis for Thick Skin reads:

“Novo Nordisk and Content Room co-produced a 4-part docuseries, Thick Skin, that follows four remarkable higher-weight women in Philadelphia whose stories will change hearts and minds about the last bastion of unabashed cruelty permitted, and even encouraged, by our diet-obsessed society.”

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