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Asha Banks Returns to Prime Video with 'Your Fault: London' Release
Asha Banks, the 22‑year‑old English singer‑actress, is preparing to launch her second film in the Culpables‑based trilogy, "Your Fault: London," on Amazon Prime Video. The movie will debut on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, following the first instalment, "My Fault: London," which premiered on the platform in February 2025. Banks, who plays Noah, a Florida‑born student who relocates to London, has described the return to the role as a "once‑in‑a‑lifetime experience" that she finds hard to believe is happening again. The film continues the story of Noah’s complicated relationship with Nick, played by Matthew Broome, and expands the franchise’s reach into English‑speaking audiences.
The Culpables saga originates from Argentine‑born Spanish author Mercedes Ron’s Wattpad series, which gained a massive following before being adapted into Spanish‑language films beginning in 2023. The first Spanish film, "Culpa Mia," became Prime Video’s most popular non‑English language title worldwide. The English remake, "My Fault: London," was released on Prime Video on February 13, 2025, and was followed by "Your Fault: London" in 2026. The trilogy’s success has prompted the production of a third English instalment, "Our Fault: London," which is slated for future release. The films translate the original story’s themes of forbidden romance and family tension to a London setting.
Banks has spoken about the fan base that has grown around the franchise. "It’s so nice going in this time around knowing that we have a fan base," she said. She added that the first film’s release, combined with the popularity of the books and Spanish movies, helped establish a dedicated audience. "I feel like now they’re here for us and here to support us," Banks said. She noted that playing Noah for a second time allows her to deepen her connection with the character, describing Noah as "quite sarcastic and always has something to say" and a strong friend.
Beyond acting, Banks has cultivated a music career that began in musical theatre and expanded into guitar playing and songwriting. She released her debut single, "So Green," in 2024, followed by "Feel the Rush," which appeared in "My Fault: London." In 2025, her track "Too Busy Missing You" was featured in the TV series "Off Campus," marking her biggest streaming hit to date. The newest single, "Come Down," dropped on June 12 and will be heard in "Your Fault: London," although Banks did not write the song specifically for the film. She said, "I re‑listened to it and I couldn’t quite believe the fact that I hadn’t noticed it was perfect for the film."
After the film’s release, Banks plans to perform at several festivals, most notably the main stage at Lollapalooza in Chicago, her largest gig yet. She reflected on her stage experience, saying, "I spent a lot of time this year performing feeling very grateful that I’d done theater growing up, because I’m very used to being on stage." Banks described the live setting as a "family vibe" that mirrors her theatrical background. Her comfort on stage, she noted, helps her manage nerves and maintain control during performances.
At present, "Your Fault: London" is set to stream on Prime Video on June 17, 2026, following the completion of filming in July 2025. The film’s release is accompanied by promotional appearances and a planned festival circuit that includes Lollapalooza. Banks’ dual career as an actress and musician continues to grow, with her upcoming single "Come Down" already available and her touring schedule expanding. The franchise’s continued expansion into English‑language markets underscores the enduring appeal of the Culpables story, while Banks’ involvement as both performer and singer highlights her versatility within the entertainment industry.
The Culpables saga originates from Argentine‑born Spanish author Mercedes Ron’s Wattpad series, which gained a massive following before being adapted into Spanish‑language films beginning in 2023. The first Spanish film, "Culpa Mia," became Prime Video’s most popular non‑English language title worldwide. The English remake, "My Fault: London," was released on Prime Video on February 13, 2025, and was followed by "Your Fault: London" in 2026. The trilogy’s success has prompted the production of a third English instalment, "Our Fault: London," which is slated for future release. The films translate the original story’s themes of forbidden romance and family tension to a London setting.
Banks has spoken about the fan base that has grown around the franchise. "It’s so nice going in this time around knowing that we have a fan base," she said. She added that the first film’s release, combined with the popularity of the books and Spanish movies, helped establish a dedicated audience. "I feel like now they’re here for us and here to support us," Banks said. She noted that playing Noah for a second time allows her to deepen her connection with the character, describing Noah as "quite sarcastic and always has something to say" and a strong friend.
Beyond acting, Banks has cultivated a music career that began in musical theatre and expanded into guitar playing and songwriting. She released her debut single, "So Green," in 2024, followed by "Feel the Rush," which appeared in "My Fault: London." In 2025, her track "Too Busy Missing You" was featured in the TV series "Off Campus," marking her biggest streaming hit to date. The newest single, "Come Down," dropped on June 12 and will be heard in "Your Fault: London," although Banks did not write the song specifically for the film. She said, "I re‑listened to it and I couldn’t quite believe the fact that I hadn’t noticed it was perfect for the film."
After the film’s release, Banks plans to perform at several festivals, most notably the main stage at Lollapalooza in Chicago, her largest gig yet. She reflected on her stage experience, saying, "I spent a lot of time this year performing feeling very grateful that I’d done theater growing up, because I’m very used to being on stage." Banks described the live setting as a "family vibe" that mirrors her theatrical background. Her comfort on stage, she noted, helps her manage nerves and maintain control during performances.
At present, "Your Fault: London" is set to stream on Prime Video on June 17, 2026, following the completion of filming in July 2025. The film’s release is accompanied by promotional appearances and a planned festival circuit that includes Lollapalooza. Banks’ dual career as an actress and musician continues to grow, with her upcoming single "Come Down" already available and her touring schedule expanding. The franchise’s continued expansion into English‑language markets underscores the enduring appeal of the Culpables story, while Banks’ involvement as both performer and singer highlights her versatility within the entertainment industry.
