While the current 14th season of Death in Paradise is currently still airing, it seems for some that thoughts are already turning to the show's next run, which is expected to air in 2026.

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Stars Don Gilet and Shantol Jackson were appearing on Lorraine when the host asked when they would be returning to Guadeloupe to film season 15.

Gilet revealed that the start date isn't too far away, saying: "Unfortunately, it is about April time, end of April."

When his co-star, Jackson, asked why returning to the sunshine is unfortunate, Gilet laughed and said that he "just meant for the people I am going to leave".

Given the show's history thus far, we'd imagine this news means it is sticking to its regular schedule, with season 15 likely to air in January 2026, following a Christmas special. However, that is all currently yet to be confirmed.

Gilet took on the role of the show's lead detective during the 2024 Christmas special, with his character Mervin Wilson taking over from Ralf Little's Neville Parker.

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Before Death in Paradise does return for season 15, there is still the small matter of the rest of season 14, which is heating up with fears that Don Warrington's Selwyn Patterson could be about to lose his job as commissioner.

Following that, Beyond Paradise will be back for its third season, picking up with Kris Marshall's Humphrey and Sally Bretton's Martha after we last saw them in that show's Christmas special.

The other show set in the 'Paraverse', Return to Paradise, only debuted at the end of last year, and as of now it is yet to be confirmed whether it will be back for a season 2.

Death in Paradise continues on Friday 14th February at 9pm.

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James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.

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