In 2020, Darren Star’s Emily in Paris, starring Lily Collins, had its Netflix debut. The show’s premise is that “Chicago marketing executive Emily Cooper embraces her adventurous new life while juggling work, friends, and romance after landing her dream job in Paris.”
The show topped the Netflix Top 10 ranking in less than a month, and despite receiving mixed reviews from reviewers, it has a strong enough fan following to support additional seasons.
What will happen to Emily and Paris in the next fourth season? Continue reading to learn more.
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Emily In Paris Season 4 Release Date
Sadly, Emily in Paris Season 4 has not yet received an official release date. The current Hollywood strikes are expected to cause a production delay even though the series was initially scheduled to return by December 2023.
The third season and the fourth one were both officially announced on Instagram in January 2021:
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The two shows have been shot in a manner of back-to-back fashion, but recent Season 4 filming has been delayed by the WGA strike by at least two months. Even Nevertheless, the source states that filming will still begin by the end of this fall.
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Is there a Trailer for Emily In Paris Season 4?
Sadly, no, there isn’t a trailer for Emily in Paris’ upcoming season. Netflix, however, has unveiled a teaser video, which you can view below:
‘EMILY IN PARIS’ season 4 will see Emily embark on a Roman holiday. pic.twitter.com/RhonZpmIyy
— Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) June 17, 2023
Lily Collins, who plays the lead character, hinted what was to come in the upcoming season in the video that was shown at Netflix’s Tudum event. This involves responding to the following queries: “Is Alfie still in heartbreak? Gabriel might be awarded a Michelin star. Will Mindy participate in Eurovision with the band? Will Sylvie’s romance last this time?
In addition, the teaser video hinted that Emily would be on a “Roman Holiday” in Season 4. This is intriguing given how Collins resembles Audrey Hepburn, the star of Roman Holiday, and how the program has previously not shied away from this similarity with its clothing choices.
Emily in Paris Season 4 Cast
Despite Lily Collins being the only cast member who has received official confirmation, it is safe to assume that the primary cast will be as follows:
- Lily Collins as Emily
- Ashley Park as Mindy
- Lucas Bravo as Gabriel
- Camille Razat as Camille
- Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu as Sylvie
- Samuel Arnold as Julien
- Bruno Gouery as Luc
- Lucien Laviscount as Alfie
Kate Walsh’s Madeline, who went back to Chicago in Season 3, is one character whose future in the program is up in the air. She might, however, occasionally make an appearance.
How will the Upcoming Season of Emily in Paris Play Out?
In Season 4, viewers will continue to follow Emily as she manages her relationships and job in Paris. Since Lily Collins hinted that Emily’s life will take a “unexpected twist” with both a Roman holiday and an ultimatum, many issues will be resolved and the drama will undoubtedly continue.
Lily Collins’ interview with People about the Emily in Paris Season 4:
‘Emily in Paris’: Lily Collins Teases ‘Unexpected Twists’ in Season 4 https://t.co/TQxjrmuKjX
— People (@people) June 17, 2023
“Emily is going to have to decide if everything she’s ever wanted is really what she needs,” she said.
After Camille abandoned Gabriel at the alter, despite allegedly being pregnant with his child, there were some major revelations made last season. According to the show’s creator Darren Starr, pregnancy will be a major storyline component and won’t be going away very soon:
That is all there is to know about Season 4 of Emily in Paris. When new announcements are made, we’ll update this page.
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