Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish have been busy filming their brand new season of Men In Kilts in New Zealand and have now revealed that 'that's a wrap!'
The iconic Outlander duo decided to leave Scotland behind to film the second series of their hit show Men In Kilts.
It also gave then a chance to explore Graham's new home New Zealand, the land of the kiwis, sheep and Lord of the Rings, for the second season of the hit Starz show.
Sam took to Instagram to let his fans know that the filming had finished.
He wrote: "That’s a wrap!!!! Incredible road trip around NZ, huge thank you to everyone that helped us navigate every bump in the road and really helped us go the extra mile! You’re going to LOVE season 2 of @meninkiltsstarz!! I promise @grahammctavish is still alive…."
And fans could not contain their excitement.
One wrote: "Looks like you both had a dram good time."
Another said: "Sam thanks for leaving Graham alive. We love him too!"
While one wrote: "Congratulations!! I can’t wait to watch it."
And another added: "Cannot wait to see you two in action again!"
Season one saw the lads go on an epic adventure in a camper van in Scotland, exploring their heritage and meeting interesting Scots residents as they looked closely at subjects like Scottish clans and the Battle of Culloden.
When the pair announced the second season, Graham explained: "We are going to be enjoying ourselves in the footsteps of the Scottish immigrants who went there in the early 19th century and finding all things kiwi and why its the Scotland of the southern hemisphere."
An air date for the New Zealand series could be late 2022 or early 2023.
Outlander fans will see Sam back on their screens on March 6 as the sixth instalment of the franchise airs.
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