Waddingham: No Word on New Home for Ride or Die
Hannah Waddingham says she does not know if Ride or Die will be picked up elsewhere, after Prime Video canceled the series.
Hannah Waddingham said she has no idea whether Ride or Die will find a new home after Prime Video canceled the series, according to screenrant.com.
Waddingham, who played international assassin Judith Burton, said she is happy with the work she did on the show, noting it involved performing 85% to 90% of her own stunts.
She also said the dress she wore during an Entertainment Tonight interview was from Ride or Die and that she designed it herself.
Background
Prime Video canceled Ride or Die after one season, with Paramount Television Studios reportedly looking for a new buyer. In October 2025, the series was Prime Video's number one show globally for three consecutive weeks, and it holds a 96% critics' score and 84% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. In its first two days, it drew 927,000 views, ahead of Elle (477,000), Off Campus (245,000) and Every Year After (217,000). It was Prime Video's most-watched new scripted series in the U.S. released between July 30, 2025, and July 29, 2026. Octavia Spencer, who plays Debbie Claybourne, responded to the cancellation a few weeks before Waddingham's comments.
Quick answers
Will Ride or Die be picked up by another platform?
Hannah Waddingham said she has no idea whether the show will find a new home.
What did Hannah Waddingham say about her stunts in Ride or Die?
She said she did 85% to 90% of her own stunts on the show.
Why was Ride or Die canceled?
Prime Video canceled the series after one season; no reason was given in the available facts.