Hannah Waddingham Comments on Ride or Die Cancellation
Waddingham says she doesn't know the show's future but is happy with her first-season work, and that she did 85% to 90% of her own stunts.
Hannah Waddingham has addressed Prime Video's cancellation of the action-comedy series Ride or Die. According to Collider, the actress said she does not know what the future holds for the show, but that she is happy with what she did in the first season.
Waddingham also said she performed 85% to 90% of her own stunts on the series. She is known for her role in Ted Lasso.
Ride or Die's cancellation was first announced in September 2026. The series was the No. 1 show on Prime Video's global charts for three straight weeks, and it scored 96% with critics and 84% with audiences on Rotten Tomatoes.
Prime Video also canceled Spider-Noir after one season, despite 11 Emmy nominations, making it the platform's most Emmy-nominated show ever.
Quick answers
Was Ride or Die canceled?
Yes. The Prime Video series was canceled after one season, with the cancellation first announced in September 2026.
What did Hannah Waddingham say about the cancellation?
She said she doesn't know the show's future but is happy with what she did in the first season. She also said she performed 85% to 90% of her own stunts.