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The Harry Potter TV show has been left in chaos after Apple Maps shared pictures of the top-secret sets, leaving the show's bosses furious. 

Confirmed last year and based on JK Rowling‘s beloved books, the new show, which is being made in a joint venture by streaming service HBO and film and entertainment giant Warner Bros, will depict a new iteration of Harry's story at Hogwarts.

While the sets have been kept hush-hush by show bosses, now, images of them have been shared online after Apple Maps was updated with new images. 

It gives fans a first look into the magical world of the series, being made at the Warner Bros Studio in Leavesden, which follows young wizard Harry as he joins Hogwarts. 

A number of iconic Harry Potter locations are shown in the images, including overhead shots of the hut owned by Hagrid, the giant groundskeeper of Hogwarts.

Elsewhere, fans of the series will recognise the Gringotts Wizarding Bank, which has been recreated in the Diagon Alley famed from the books and subsequent films. 

The Harry Potter TV show has been left in chaos - after Apple Maps shared pictures of the top-secret sets (pictured: Arabella Stanton, Dominic McLaughlin, Alastair Stout)

The Harry Potter TV show has been left in chaos – after Apple Maps shared pictures of the top-secret sets (pictured: Arabella Stanton, Dominic McLaughlin, Alastair Stout)

While the sets have been kept hush-hush by show bosses, now, images of them have been shared online after Apple Maps was updated with new images

While the sets have been kept hush-hush by show bosses, now, images of them have been shared online after Apple Maps was updated with new images

The suburban street where the orphaned Harry was sent to live, Privet Drive, has also been brought to life on the sprawling studio set. 

The series, which is currently filming, is set to follow the same storyline as JK Rowling's bestselling books, which were previously made into eight films. 

The movies made household names of stars Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint – with a trio of new child stars taking their places. 

The project was first announced back in 2024, with HBO bosses keeping as many details under wraps as possible, with staff said to be using codewords on set to keep everything quiet, according to The Sun.  

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