#bridgerton

#bridgerton

While I'm a big fan of "will they, won't they" romances, I didn't expect to exit the first half of "Bridgerton" Season 4 wondering "will I, won't I?" Although, perhaps, I should have expected a tale of two sentiments. The first two seasons of the Netflix historical romance series were lovable in the extreme. Despite major consent issues in Season 1, and the Edwina (Charithra Chandran) situation going on for too long in Season 2-a situation that left us with too little of Kate (Simone Ashley) and Anthony ( Jonathan Bailey) reveling in being Kate and Anthony.

There are eight novels in the main series, each focusing on a Bridgerton sibling and a classic romance trope such as enemies to lovers. Additionally, since the popularity of the series epilogues, novellas, and one prequel book has expanded the literary world of the franchise.The plot centers on the individual Bridgerton family member's quest for love in Regency Era London.

It's almost time to return to the ton, gentle reader. The first episodes of season four of "Bridgerton" will drop on Netflix on January 29, with part two premiering on February 26. The season focuses on Benedict Bridgerton's love story with Sophie Baek. Luke Thompson will reprise his role as Benedict, while Yerin Ha will play Sophie. Ahead of the show's Netflix release, the cast of "Bridgerton" gathered at the Palais Brongniart in Paris on Wednesday to celebrate the season's world premiere in red-carpet style.

The Old Royal Naval College, recognized as the top UK heritage filming location, showcased its iconic twin domes and 18th century Painted Hall in Bridgerton.