American Horror Story: Delicate Part 2: Here’s what you may want to know

The second half of "American Horror Story: Delicate" is on the horizon, but the exact premiere date remains unknown.

This season brings a fresh tale to the long-standing FX anthology series, featuring Emma Roberts as Anna Victoria Alcott, a rising actor, and her husband, Dexter (Matt Czuchry), striving to expand their family. However, Anna's pregnancy takes a mysterious turn as she experiences unsettling visions of an intruder, hinting at hidden complexities.

The show boasts a strong ensemble cast, with Kim Kardashian delivering a notable performance as Anna's publicist, while maintaining the hallmark craziness of an AHS season.


The split in the season is due to real-world circumstances. Filming commenced in May, but the Writers Guild of America strike disrupted production. Although the strike concluded, it was temporarily suspended in July when the Screen Actors Guild went on strike. As a result, the show is in a state of uncertainty, pending resolution of the SAG strike, which, at present, is ongoing.

Assuming that the season's script was finalized before filming, the show's return hinges on the duration of the SAG strike. If it concludes by the end of October, filming can promptly resume. However, if the strike persists through the year's end, the delay will be significantly prolonged.

As of now, Harper’s Bazaar reports that "American Horror Story: Delicate Part 2" will see the light of day in 2024. However, no information is available regarding whether the release will be early in the year or closer to spring. In the meantime, Part 1 will conclude on October 18, leaving fans with an extended wait for the thrilling culmination of this season.

FAQs

When will American Horror Story: Delicate Part 2 be released?
American Horror Story: Delicate Part 2 is expected to premiere in 2024. The exact release date within that year is not yet confirmed.

Why is American Horror Story: Delicate split into two parts?
The series faced production disruptions due to the Writers Guild of America strike in May, and later, the Screen Actors Guild strike in July. The split results from these real-world events, with the show's return dependent on the duration of the ongoing SAG strike.