More of Loot is on the way at Apple TV+. On Monday, it was announced (via Deadline) that the streaming platform had officially put in the order for a second season of the comedy series. Created by Alan Yang and Matt Hubbard, the show stars Maya Rudolph, Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, Joel Kim Booster, Ron Funches, Stephanie Styles, and Nat Faxon. It premiered on Apple TV+ in June with the season finale set to hit the streamer on July 15.

“Thanks to Maya, Alan, Matt, and the entire incredibly talented Loot cast and creative team who have created a show filled with captivating and endearing characters, and hilarious and heartwarming moments throughout each episode,” Matt Cherniss, head of programming for Apple TV+, said in a statement. “This show has captured the hearts of global audiences, and we can’t wait for season 2.”

In addition to creating and writing the series, Yang and Hubbard also serve as executive producers with Rudolph, Natasha Lyonne, and Danielle Renfrew Behrens via Animal Pictures, as well as Dave Becky. Universal Television is the studio behind the series. You can read the official synopsis for Loot below.

Maya Rudolph’s Time Is Now

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Maya Rudolph has been thrilled to lead her own series on Apple TV+, so she must no doubt be ecstatic to learn that the renewal for season 2 has been made official. She previously spoke about how wonderful it felt to be starring in the series in an interview with Forbes. She also spoke about how she related to her character which made the role all the better to play.

“I definitely feel like this is a great time and place for me,” Rudolph said. “I don’t know if I would’ve been the center of a show five years ago, ten years ago. I don’t know!”

“I really like the idea of seeing someone I can relate to in terms of a woman my age in a transitional period of her life,” Rudolph explained. “I think there’s no question that the element of her being a billionaire was exciting too because the minute we started talking about that idea, I thought This is going to big and this is going to be fun and I feel like it can go anywhere, truly.”

She added, “You can see this character anywhere - and within that, you are also dealing with the emotional, real human element of someone having to change their life and what that means and what they’re doing that they might not want to do. I think those paired together are actually a really nice combination because we’re not just seeing extreme wealth, we’re seeing growth as a human.”

Loot is streaming on Apple TV+, and the first season’s sixth and final episode will hit the platform on July 14. Season 2 does not yet have a premiere date.