Watch The Split Up free on BBC iPlayer

The Split spin-off premieres Sunday, September 20 at 9pm BST on BBC iPlayer, free to UK viewers and accessible abroad with a VPN.

Sep 20, 2026

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Watch The Split Up free on BBC iPlayer

The Split spin-off premieres Sunday, September 20 at 9pm BST on BBC iPlayer, free to UK viewers and accessible abroad with a VPN.

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The Split spin-off premieres Sunday, September 20 at 9pm BST on BBC iPlayer, free to UK viewers and accessible abroad with a VPN. The Split Up, a legal drama spin-off, premieres on BBC iPlayer on Sunday, September 20 at 9pm BST and is free to watch in the UK. Originally reported by TechRadar.

New legal drama from The Split universe

New legal drama from The Split universe

The Split Up is a spin-off from hit legal drama The Split, bringing a new family, new city, and new turmoil to the franchise.

Meet Kishan Law in Manchester

The show centers on Kishan Law, a British South Asian family law firm in Manchester with a stellar reputation serving the city's wealthy elite divorcees.

Aria faces a family power struggle

Aria, played by Ritu Arya, is set to inherit the firm from her father Dhruv, played by Sanjeev Bhaskar, but his doubts after her mother's death create conflict.

Professional and personal lines blur

Professional and personal lines blur

Aria's fiancé Neal, played by Danny Ashok, emerges as a safer option for the firm, setting the stage for a clash between professional and personal stakes.

Star-studded guest appearances

The show fuses ongoing drama with a case-of-the-week approach, featuring guest stars including Lenny Henry, Jane Horrocks, and Jameela Jamil in one-off roles.

Stream free on BBC iPlayer from anywhere

The Split Up premieres Sunday, September 20 at 9pm BST on BBC iPlayer. UK viewers can watch free; those abroad can use a VPN to access it.

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The Split Up, a legal drama spin-off, premieres on BBC iPlayer on Sunday, September 20 at 9pm BST and is free to watch in the UK.

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