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Ali Hazelwood Announces 'The Love Hypothesis' Sequel and New Film Adaptation
The sequel continues Olive Smith and Adam Carlsen’s story as MRC develops a film adaptation for Amazon MGM Studios, Hazelwood said.
- On Tuesday, author Ali Hazelwood announced she is releasing a sequel to her 2021 novel 'The Love Hypothesis,' titled 'The Two-Body Problem.' Hazelwood revealed the news on Instagram, sharing the book's cover art.
- The original novel became a New York Times bestseller and a BookTok sensation since its 2021 release. Its popularity spurred a film adaptation starring Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman, which premiered on Prime Video last week.
- 'The Two-Body Problem' spans a couple of years, exploring long-term relationship challenges between two researchers. Hazelwood describes the story as a "mix of slice of life, postdoctoral turmoil" and the realities of academic dating.
- MRC is developing a film adaptation of the sequel for Amazon MGM Studios, though Hazelwood cautioned that "nothing is guaranteed." This project follows the recent streaming success of the first movie.
- Preorders are already open on Barnes & Noble and Amazon for the February 2, 2027 release, with availability expanding soon to retailers including Bookshop.org, Walmart, and Target.
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‘The Love Hypothesis’ getting book sequel, film adaptation in works from Amazon MGM Studios - Regional Media News
Adam and Olive may no longer be fake dating, but they are coming back for more. The Love Hypothesis author Ali Hazelwood has announced the upcoming release of a sequel to the popular novel, called The Two-Body Problem. The new book will release on Feb. [...]
‘Love Hypothesis’ Sequel in the Works at Amazon MGM and MRC, Based on Author Ali Hazelwood’s New Book ‘The Two-Body Problem’
Author Ali Hazelwood took to Instagram on Tuesday morning to reveal that “The Two-Body Problem,” a sequel to her 2021 novel “The Love Hypothesis,” hits shelves in February 2027. She also revealed that MRC is developing a film based on a new book for Amazon MGM Studios. “‘I wrote a sequel to The Love Hypothesis‘ […]
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