Eddie is Conrad's son, raised as his grandson: the MobLand family tree you need for season 2
MobLand season 2 is streaming on Paramount+ from 18 September. Who’s who among Conrad, Maeve, Kevin, Bella, Eddie and Seraphina Harrigan, and how they’re related.
Right, if you've been wondering who's who in MobLand ahead of the new season, you're not alone. Guy Ritchie's TV gangster epic landed last year and made itself at home straight away, giving us a proper London crime saga — all sharp suits, tragic betrayals, and family secrets squared. With Season 2 now rolling out (first episode is already up on Paramount+ as of 18 September 2026), it's high time we had a proper look at the Harrigan clan — the family at the rotten heart of all this chaos — because frankly, it's a bigger knot than most soaps manage in a decade.
MobLand Series 2 began streaming its first episode on Paramount+ from 18 September 2026.
The Harrigan Family Cheat Sheet
- Conrad Harrigan (Pierce Brosnan): The old man himself, Conrad's the head of this operation — criminal mastermind, unpredictable, likes everything in its place until he snaps and throws it all out the window. He rules the family with a heavy hand, but the power dynamic at home isn't as simple as it looks, mainly because of his wife, Maeve.
- Maeve Harrigan (Helen Mirren): Whisper it, but Maeve's actually the scariest of the lot. She's Conrad's wife and the real brains in the background. She manipulates her husband better than most politicians run their own cabinet, usually with a whisky in hand. Her relationship with Seraphina, her husband's daughter from an affair, is frosty on a good day — and she's quietly pulling strings against anyone who threatens her place.
- Brendan Harrigan: Conrad's eldest son, but the only one not really savvy in the trade. Despite his dad's hopes for a natural successor, it turns out Brendan lacks the stomach for anything rough. His attempts to impress land him in a diamond racket with his half-sister Seraphina — and that gets him properly killed, chainsaw and all, by a rival gang. Family Christmas won't be the same.
- Kevin Harrigan (Paddy Considine): The younger son and Eddie's technical father, though that doesn't stay simple for long. Kevin's story is grim — abused in juvenile detention, gets drawn harder into the mob life afterwards, then discovers his wife Bella actually had Eddie with Conrad, making the father/son dynamic in this house a complete shambles. Kevin eventually avenges his abuser with a particularly brutal murder. Season 2 is set to explore how — or if — he manages to live with it all.
- Bella Harrigan (Lara Pulver): Initially presented as Kevin's loyal wife, Bella has enough secrets to fill her own miniseries. She's from a politically connected family herself, deeply entangled with both Kevin and Conrad — and it turns out her son Eddie is actually Conrad's. Season 1 hints she may have history with Harry Da Souza as well (the family fixer), but good luck getting a straight story out of any of them.
- Eddie Harrigan (Anson Boon): The youngest, moodiest member of the family. Technically Conrad's son, raised as his grandson. Eddie's a walking disaster: coke-fuelled, erratic, violent, and full of disdain for anyone around him. Maeve thinks he's her true successor, though she's spent the whole time trying to block the other illegitimate child out.
- Seraphina Harrigan (Mandeep Dhillon): Possibly the most competent of the younger lot, Seraphina's Conrad's daughter by an ex-dancer. Despite Maeve's endless contempt, she's proved herself in the business — first with laundering money (she's actually good at it), then managing operations. She was meant to be the target when Maeve lashed out to keep control — Brendan ended up paying that price instead. Funny how these things pan out.
The Familiar Faces and Unfinished Business
If you've been missing Tom Hardy as Harry Da Souza (the Harrigan 'fixer'), you're in luck — he's back for Season 2. Harry's that classic outsider who's never fully trusted but indispensable when it all goes sideways, and there's still plenty the show isn't saying about those whispered entanglements with Bella.
The show doesn't exactly hold back — there's family drama, criminal betrayals, a bit of Greek tragedy, and genuinely horrible secrets (including sexual assault and murder) all rattling about. Conrad looks set for a reckoning as his own brutal decisions and general inability to keep his house in order come home to roost, while Maeve manoeuvres everyone like a chess game only she understands. The only certainty is: if you leave any Harrigan alone with a drink and a half-baked idea, disaster isn't far behind.
It's been confirmed that future seasons will jump forward in time, tracking the Harrigan legacy 'over tens of years'. That means we'll probably see Eddie or whoever survives try and claim the old man's throne sooner or later.
The first episode is streaming now, and considering the mess everyone's in already — buckle up, it's bound to get uglier.