The streaming giant confirmed the news at the Edinburgh TV Festival 2026 on Wednesday (26 August 2026), with Barry Keoghan and Jasmine Jobson both reprising their acclaimed roles from the drama for their own respective spin-offs.
Jonny Boy is written and created by the original Top Boy creator Ronan Bennett, with Saltburn star Keoghan, who joined Top Boy for its third and final Netflix season in 2023 as Jonny, an intimidating member of an Irish crime outfit, reprising the role.
Keoghan is also producing through his company WolfCub Productions, and Ali Abbasi is attached to direct.
At Edinburgh TV Festival 2026, Anne Mensah, Netflix's Vice President of UK Content, described Jonny Boy as a project that "has got a love story" at its heart.
Jobson had publicly campaigned for a Jaq-focused spin-off after her BAFTA win, told press previously that she wanted to explore the character further.
Jobson has since appeared in the Tom Hardy crime series MobLand.
The drama concluded in September 2023, with Ashley Walters and Kane Robinson leading its final run.
Jonny Boy and Jaq are coming soon to Netflix. You can sign up to Netflix from £5.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky TV and Virgin Media.
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