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If you have been missing Emily in Paris and have been feeding your craving by watching Younger on Netflix, or any of the other romantic comedy series like Younger that we recommended, your ancillary binge-watches will eventually lead to Emily's return later this year. Netflix has officially confirmed that Emily in Paris season 5 will be released sometime in 2025!

The streaming service made the announcement in late January 2025 with the reveal of its 2025 programming slate, which included a number of fan-favorite Netflix original series like Stranger Things, Nobody Wants This, The Diplomat, Squid Game, and many more. Most of the series didn't receive release dates but were confirmed to drop at some point in 2025.

Emily in Paris season 5 hasn't yet started production as of February 2025. Back in November 2024, shortly after the release of season 4 part 2 in September, Variety shared that filming on season 5 would begin in May 2025, during the first week of the month.

Even though Younger was a fan-favorite hit during its inital seven-season run, the series has kicked off 2025 by having a major resurgence. On Jan. 7, the TV Land original romantic comedy series from creator Darren Star was added to Netflix and popped. As of Feb. 6, the show remains in the top 10 alongside recent new seasons of hit Netflix originals The Night Agent and The Recruit.

It's the most recent library series to come to Netflix and experience the "Netflix effect," which simply means that new viewers are discovering the series and old viewers are rediscovering the series. Celebrating its 10th anniversary in March 2025, Younger originally aired between 2015 and 2021 and effectively filled a gap for actually good guilty pleasure programming we'd been missing.

While your Netflix (re)binge-watch of Younger might be nearing its end, you're likely wondering what show to add to your watch list to keep the good times rolling.

“Paris is always a good idea,” said Audrey Hepburn in Billy Wilder’s 1954 flick Sabrina, but let’s be real—Emily in Paris has taken that idea and turned it into a Netflix cocktail that’s part chaos, part glamour, and entirely addictive. It’s like you’ve had the most delicious glass of rosé and now you’re scrambling to catch up with all the drama, romance, and French clichés that somehow feel like a breath of fresh air.

From the moment Emily arrives in the City of Lights, she dives headfirst into a pool of glitter, lattes, love triangles, and picture-perfect disasters that are just begging to be shared on Instagram.

Lily Collins and Eugenio Franceschini in Emily in Paris | Credit: Netflix

We’re talking about a show that turned basic wardrobe envy into an art form, paired with so many romantic entanglements, that you need a spreadsheet to keep track.

Some things in life just seem to get better with age—wine, cheese, and apparently, Emily in Paris. There’s something almost hypnotic about this Netflix series. Maybe it’s the vibrant shots of the city, the whirlwind romance, or Emily’s perfect Parisian outfits. If you’re one of those who devoured the fourth season quicker than you can say “bonjour”, we have some thrilling news for you: Emily is back for Season 5.

And no, it’s not just more of Emily’s adventures in the City of Lights—get ready for a little Italian flair as the series heads to Rome.

Lily Collins in Emily in Paris | Credit: Netflix

Emily’s relationships have always been at the heart of the show, and Season 4 didn’t disappoint. From Gabriel’s baby bombshell to the love triangle that might turn into a square, the drama was hotter than the summer sun over Paris.

When Netflix first started releasing its own original scripted content, the streamer did so with the revolutionary concept of binge-watching. Every episode was released all at once! We didn't have to wait a week in between new episodes! We could watch at our own pace! It was great, and still is, but Netflix has introduced a new release pattern for some of its shows: the split season.

Netflix introduced the two-part release strategy for its shows long before the actors' and writers' strikes impacted the film and television industry in 2023. Money Heist released its seasons in parts, as did comedies The Ranch and Fuller House, but those instances of split seasons were nothing compared to those we're seeing now.

The decision to divide Stranger Things season 4 into two parts in the summer of 2022 seemed to ignite the idea and put it into practice in a major way.The Witcher season...

When the dawn of a new year approaches and you take stock of the shows yet to be renewed or canceled, you never want to jinx these shows by predicting their fate. As an outspoken Emily in Paris fan, I don't want to put it out into the universe that the show — gulp — ends with season 5 or gets abruptly canceled, but sometimes... you have to call it like you see it.

It's a reality that as shows age, they are more likely to either get the plug pulled or end naturally with a final season. For avid television watchers, that's the circle of life on the small screen, save for a small population of outliers. Other shows that aren't so lucky to reach veteran status could find themselves teetering on the edge of no return, while some are sadly sitting ducks no matter how beloved.

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“Emily in Paris” star Lucas Bravo said he’s debating returning for the Netflix series’ upcoming fifth season after being “frustrated with the direction” his character, Gabriel, has taken.

“When you love something … you want the best version of it. I’m not going to lie, I’ve been frustrated with the direction by character is taking,” Bravo said in an interview with Indiewire while promoting his upcoming film, “Freedom.” “It makes me question if I want to be part of Season 5 […] because my contract ends at Season 4.”

While Bravo noted “the ‘sexy chef’ was very much part of [him] in Season 1,'” the turns his character has taken in the subsequent installments have created distance between the actor and Gabriel. “I’ve never been so far away from him.” Season 4, which debuted in two parts in August and September, saw Gabriel and Emily (Lily Collins) finally get together for a fleeting moment before breaking up,...

French President Emmanuel Macron reacts to Emily in Paris potentially leaving his country behind for Italy. The rom-com series, which debuted in 2020, has recently been renewed for its fifth season. The show, created by Darren Star (Sex and the City), follows young Chicagoan Emily Cooper (Lily Collins), who moves to Paris to work for a chic marketing firm. The season 4 finale seemingly sets up Emily for a big move to Rome, raising questions about Emily in Paris season 5's setting and surprising many viewers.

This includes the French president himself, whose wife made an appearance on the series this year. In an interview with Variety, amid a discussion about France's move towards the global center of culture, President Emmanuel Macron touched upon the upcoming fifth season of Netflix's Emily in Paris. He shared his reaction to the series potentially switching locations, teasing he wouldn't let it go easily. Macron...

French President Emmanuel Macron isn’t ready to bid au revoir to “Emily in Paris.”

While Emily (Lily Collins) has relocated to Rome in the Season 4 finale of the hit Netflix series, Macron is vowing to bring the production back to France.

“We will fight hard. And we will ask them to remain in Paris!” Macron told Variety. “‘Emily in Paris’ in Rome doesn‘t make sense.”

“Emily in Paris” is confirmed to be moving to Italy for its fifth season as Emily will lead the marketing campaign for new client-slash-suitor Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini). And while it’s still unclear where the series could go next both narratively and in terms of jet-setting, it seems that Macron may have an advantage to bringing Emily once more to Paris: Macron’s wife Brigitte Macron guest-starred on the show.

“I was super proud, and she was very happy to do it,” Macron said of the cameo.

For the past few years, Netflix has helped lead the charge for traditional romantic comedies to make a rightful comeback. We have been in need of some real levity and heartwarming love stories, the kind that used to make bank at the box office. Now, we're getting some of the best rom-coms in the comfort of our own homes thanks to Netflix with titles like Nobody Wants This.

The romantic comedy series, which stars Kristen Bell and Adam Brody, centers on a sex and relationships podcast host who doesn't follow any form of organized religion falling head over heels for a traditional Jewish rabbi. As the title suggests, nobody seems to want them together, but their attraction and connection is bigger than the divisions between religion.

Without question, Nobody Wants This ranks as the best new comedy series of 2024. It's that good! After watching all 10 episodes of the incredibly lovable rom-coms series,...

As one of Netflix’s standout hits, ‘Emily in Paris’ (2020-) enters its fourth season with a two-part format. Part I, released in August, set the stage for more drama, and Part II has just arrived, leaving fans eager to see if it finally resolves the love triangle that’s kept viewers hooked since Season 3. The show continues to follow Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) and it delivers more of the over-the-top and very glamorous, fashion-filled world of Paris paired with the soapy chaos and escapism that fans have come to love. Things to do: Subscribe to The Hollywood Insider’s YouTube Channel, by clicking here. Limited Time Offer – Free Subscription to The Hollywood Insider Click here to read more on The Hollywood Insider’s vision, values and mission statement here – Media has the responsibility to better our world – The Hollywood Insider fully focuses on substance and meaningful entertainment, against gossip and scandal,...

Emily in Paris season 4, part 2 has viewers wondering more about the newly introduced Genevive and the actor who plays her, Thalia Besson. For the most part, Emily in Paris' cast of characters didn't change too much in the fourth outing. Aside from Genevive, Laurent G's (Arnaud Binard) daughter, Emily's new love interest, Marcello Muratori (Eugenio Franceschini), was the biggest addition to the rom-com's ensemble. Given Emily in Paris season 4, part 2's ending, it seems like both Genevive and Marcello will have even more significant roles in the show's fifth season.

In the wake of a devastating breakup with Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), Emily (Lily Collins) tries even harder to keep her personal and professional lives separate. Although that seems to work for a little while, Marcello's family business, the Umberto Muratori cashmere company, complicates things. With Sylvie's encouragement, Emily winds up pitching the Agence Grateau marketing form to the Muratori family.

With its fourth season, Emily in Paris broke two major rules the show seemed to set for itself in its first few outings. Picking where Emily in Paris season 4, part 1 ended, the second half of the fourth outing introduced the Netflix series' first real villain and moved Emily in Paris' cast of characters to a brand-new location outside the City of Light. In part 2, Emily (Lily Collins) breaks up with Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) when Camille's (Camille Razat) pregnancy complicates the trio's dynamic a bit too much. Finally, Camille reveals her pregnancy was a false positive.

What happens to Camille in Emily in Paris doesn't seem to interest the show as much as Emily's next big romance with Marcello Muratori (Eugenio Franceschini), a wealthy businessman from Rome. In the wake of her break up with Gabriel, Emily tries to keep her personal and professional lives separate. While Emily succeeds (for a...

Emily in Paris season 4's finale has viewers wondering what, exactly, the Netflix show's big move to Rome, Italy, means for the series' future. In the wake of Emily in Paris season 4, part 2's ending, Netflix was quick to renew the show for a fifth outing. However, Emily Cooper's (Lily Collins) upcoming adventure is going to look a lot different from previous seasons. Created by Darren Star (Sex and the City), Emily in Paris' cast of characters is led by Emily, a Chicagoan who moves overseas to provide her unique American perspective to a French marketing firm.

Despite never learning the language, Emily becomes entangled in Parisian life. Forever failing upward, Emily winds up on her boss, Sylvie's (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu), good side; lands an incredible apartment; and has several whirlwind romances, including one with a burgeoning chef, Gabriel (Lucas Bravo). While Emily and Gabriel's relationship (and love triangle...

Remember that week when ‘Emily in Paris’ was all we could talk about online? Whether we were posting memes, interesting clips or even wondering what kind of Visa Emily is on, the good news is, all the hardwork totally paid off in the way of more ‘Emily in Paris.’

Netflix Announces New Season of ‘Emily In Paris’ Following Massive Positive Fan Reception

Hurray, our collective joy has saved one of our favorite shows and led to a fast-tracked season 5 renewal.

Darren Star, the show’s creator, told Tudum: “We’re thrilled with the incredible response to this season of ‘Emily in Paris’ and excited to return for a fifth to continue Emily’s adventures in Rome and Paris!”

Season four sees Emily leave Paris for Rome and start a romance with a hot Italian man, finally putting an end to the whole multi-season love triangle arc. The fact that she...

Netflix is moving forward with a fifth season of the popular series Emily in Paris. Days after the debut of the second half of Season 4, it was revealed that Emily in Paris has been renewed for Season 5.

Season 4 of Emily in Paris premiered on Netflix on Aug. 12, and it rose as the No. 1 title on the Global Top 10 chart with nearly 20 million views in its first four days. The season would reach the Top 10 in 93 countries, proving its popularity has gone global. Each prior season has appeared in the Global Top 10 list for English-language shows on Netflix. Season 4's second half dropped on Sept. 12.

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The series is created by Darren Star, who serves as an executive producer with Tony Hernandez, Lilly Burns, Andrew Fleming,...

Lily Collins will return for ‘Emily in Paris’ season 5 (Photo Credit: Netflx)

Netflix didn’t make Emily in Paris fans wait long, announcing the popular – and fashionable – drama has been renewed for a fifth season. The renewal came hot on the heels of the debut of season four part two, which arrived on September 12, 2024.

Lily Collins stars as the titular Emily, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu plays Sylvie Grateau, Ashley Park is Mindy Chen, and Lucas Bravo is Gabriel. Camille Razat is Camille, Samuel Arnold plays Julien, Bruno Gouery is Luc, William Abadie is Antoine Lambert, and Lucien Laviscount plays Alfie.

In the aftermath of the events of season four, series creator, writer, and executive producer Darren Star says that fans can expect Emily to show up in Rome in season five. “It doesn’t mean she’s not going to be in Paris, but she’s going to have a presence in Rome,...

A lot of TV shows start on the wrong foot with the audience, only to quickly revive their image as seasons go on. Emily in Paris is one such show which premiered with fan’s skepticism about frivolity and alleged misrepresentation.

However, against all odds, the show managed to not only thrive but also continue renewing for more seasons. After the release of season four part two on 12 September, Netflix decided to pick it up again for a fifth season. So although the series faced fan scrutiny, it is clear they have found the pulse of their target audience.

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Netflix’s rom-com drama TV series, Emily in Paris premiered in 2020 and is already on its way to five seasons. However, this Darren Star show has not received support because of its impeccable storyline, quite the opposite actually.

Oui! Emily in Paris has been renewed at Netflix.

The hit Darren Star series starring Lily Collins will return for a fifth season, the streamer announced, with both Collins and Star confirming on Monday in a surprise announcement that Rome will continue to be an Emily in Paris locale.

“We’re thrilled with the incredible response to this season of Emily in Paris and excited to return for a fifth to continue Emily’s adventures in Rome and Paris!” creator Darren Star told Netflix’s Tudum.

Collins, who broke the news on Good Morning America, posted a reel on Instagram saying, “There’s no place like Rome.”

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The renewal comes shortly after the Part 2 debut of season four on Sept. 12.

The fourth season had ended with the show’s Agence Grateau launching a Rome office, which Sylvie (Philippine...

Looks like Emily’s visa has been extended.

Netflix has renewed “Emily in Paris” for a fifth season after the debut of Season 4 Part 2 on Sept. 12.

The streamer made the announcement with a video of series star Lily Collins with an espresso mug and pastry, sitting on a balcony overlooking Italy. “There’s no place like Rome,” Collins says, taking a sip of coffee and revealing the number 5 on the bottom of the cup.

Moving to Italy from France, Season 4 of “Emily in Paris” — a breezy comedy that has inspired fashion, tourism and memes — debuted at No. 1 on the Netflix Global Top 10 with 19.9 million views in its first four days, per Netflix. It has remained on the chart for four consecutive weeks since.

Recently on “Emily in Paris,” Emily wrestles with romantic feelings toward two different men, Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Alfie (Lucien Laviscount). But “as old patterns clash with new complications,...

Netflix has announced that it is renewing Emily in Paris for a fifth season, following the return of Season 4 on September 12.

Season 4 – which was split into two parts, with Part 1 debuting on August 12 – sees Emily (Lily Collins) embark on a romance with a handsome Italian fashion exec and then move to Italy to open a Rome office for Agence Grateau.

The Season 5 announcement featured a teaser of Emily sitting on rooftop terrace in Rome as she sipped on an espresso, saying, “There’s no place like Rome”, with a wink.

The show’s creator Darren Star confirmed to Deadline last week that the Rome connection is set to continue in Season 5.

“She didn’t change her Instagram handle to Emily in Rome. She is working in Rome sometimes. Sylvie’s company has an office in Rome. Emily’s getting that on its feet,” he said in a Q&a about Season 4B.

Warning: Major Spoilers ahead for Emily in Paris season 4 part 2!Emily in Paris has been renewed for season 5, with Netflix releasing new images confirming the rom-com drama will be back for more episodes. Emily in Paris season 4 part 2 ended with the titular character (Lilly Collins) potentially going to Rome after getting together with her new love interest, Marcello Muratori (Eugenio Franceschini) during a trip there for business. With Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) securing a deal with the Muratori family to set up an office in Italy for six months, it's possible Emily will be going back to see her new romantic partner.

Now, Netflix has posted a teaser for Emily in Paris season 5 online, showing Emily sipping from a small cup with the show's name and the number "5" at the bottom. Text in the post also reads "There's no place like Rome," confirming the series will be changing locations for the upcoming season.

Emily Cooper's (Lily Collins) new love interest, Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini), in Emily in Paris Season 4, Part 2 comes from a small beautiful town in Italy named Solitano. 

Marcello is a charismatic Italian guy who invites Emily to Rome to spend time off from work. He is more than just a handsome guy since his family owns a cashmere company based in Solitano. 

Emily in Paris' Solitano: New Italy Location Explained Read full article on The Direct.

The latest installment of Netflix’s beloved series, Emily in Paris, has left fans enchanted and eager for more. Season 4 Part 2 took Emily Cooper, played by Lily Collins, on a thrilling adventure from Paris to the city of Rome. As Emily navigates new romantic entanglements and career opportunities, viewers are hooked, craving the next chapter in her journey.

However, with this change in location fans were anxious to know whether the show would be renewed for the fifth season. The creator, Darren Star’s recent statement about the same has given some hope to the panicked audience, but Netflix has yet to issue any news.

Life on hold: The cliff-hanger which left fans wondering Lily Collins in Emily in Paris | Credits: Netflix

Lily Collins‘ Emily in Paris just released part two of season four on 12 September, and it was a rollercoaster ride. The protagonist moved all the way from the...

Darren Star certainly knows how to keep fans of his shows on edge, and that is precisely what’s being done with Netflix’s Emily in Paris. This show has successfully run the romance, drama/comedy scene for four incredible seasons. While there is no official confirmation on Season 5, fans are concerned with how the storyline capped off during its latest season.

Lily Collins as Emily Cooper in Emily in Paris | Credits: Netflix

Emily Cooper, played by Lily Collins, is an American hired by a marketing firm in Paris to provide them with her expertise. However, the character also goes through a series of learning curves, life experiences, and a lot more in the mix. And obviously, why create a television show without a touch of romance in it? But that’s where Darren Star tends to mess it all up.

Fans are dreading to witness Darren Star potentially derail...

Spoiler Alert: This story contains plot details for Season 4, Part 2 of “Emily in Paris.”

Good-bye, Emily in Paris. Hello, Emily in…Rome?

Fans of the frothy comedy “Emily in Paris” may have been shocked by the ending of Season 4, Part 2, which dropped on Netflix this week. In the season finale, Emily (Lily Collins) is assigned by her boss Sylvie Grateau (Philippine LeRoy-Beaulieu) to start a new office in Rome, where a sexy new client –– not to mention a sexy new man, Marcello Muratori (Eugenio Franceschini) –– eagerly await her presence.

On one hand, it’s a step up for Emily: She’s being promoted to manage her very own office in one of the most romantic cities in the world. On the other hand, she’s leaving behind her friends, primary love interest Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and, in some sense, her viewers. By deploying that plot twist, “Emily in Paris” is indicating that the show,...

Eugenio Franceschini makes a memorable entrance as Marcello in Emily in Paris Season 4, Episode 6. 

Episode 6, "Last Christmas," focuses on a drama-filled holiday as Emily and Gabriel's relationship is tested due to Camille's pregnancy and her antagonistic family. 

Elsewhere, Sylvie welcomes Laurent's daughter (aka her stepdaughter) for Christmas, but her arrival causes a massive shift at Agence Grateau.

Read full article on The Direct.

Emily in Paris Season 4, Part 2 introduces Eugenio Franceschini and Thalia Besson as exciting new additions that will shake the status quo of Emily Cooper's life in Paris. 

The second half of the hit Netflix series juggles several storylines, such as Camille's fake pregnancy, Gabriel's continued pursuit of a Michelin star amid his relationship with Emily, and Sylvie dealing with the arrival of her stepdaughter in Paris. 

Season 4, Part 2 premiered on Netflix on September 12. 

Read full article on The Direct.

Note: This story contains spoilers from the “Emily in Paris” Season 4 Part 2 finale.

“Emily in Paris” might need a name switch after the Season 4 finale saw Emily Cooper choose to make her trip to Rome permanent to head up the Italian office of Agence Grateau.

After Part 1 saw Emily (Lily Collins) and Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) finally get together, their relationship was pulled apart just as soon as it began, with Emily moving on to Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini) by the end of Part 2. Her budding new romance was seen as a business opportunity to Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu), who hoped to strike a deal with Marcello’s family business and avoid their impending partnership with Jvma.

Despite the family’s reluctance, Agence Grateau won the deal, making an Italian office for the agency a necessity. Sylvie then hand picked Emily to be the one to run the show. The season ended with...

Emily in Paris season 4 is back with Part 2, which promises to fundamentally change the series. The Netflix romantic comedy has made a name for itself with breezy storytelling, quirky characters, and a gorgeous Parisian backdrop. Emily in Paris Season 4 - Part 2 brings all of that back, presenting twists and turns for established relationships, and leaving room to explore new locations and characters that offer exciting and refreshing dynamics.

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After Emily in Paris season 4 - part 1 mostly dealt with the fallout from Camille's reveals in the season 3 finale, part 2 is...

[Editor’s note: The following story contains spoilers for the Season 4 ending of “Emily in Paris.”]

They say you can’t go home again, but you can elect to stay in Rome for a while if a New Hot Guy hires your company to do PR for his family’s reclusive fashion brand.

That’s the ending moral to Part 2 of Season 4 of Netflix’s smash dramedy “Emily in Paris,” which premiered September 12. The final moments found Emily (Lily Cooper) saying au revoir to Paris and planning to live in Rome temporarily to be the leader on the ground for her company’s newest client — Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini), who just so happens to be Emily’s latest suitor. As her boss, Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu), noted earlier in the season, this girl simply loves to mix business with pleasure.

It seems to suggest that Emily may be in Rome for a little while in Season 5, and while ex Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) appears poised to...

[This story contains spoilers from Emily in Paris season four, part two.]

Emily Cooper’s Roman holiday took her not only on a vacation, but also on a new adventure in love and life.

Emily in Paris season four, part one ended with Emily (Lily Collins) and Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) in a great place. They had just told each other they loved one another and Camille (Camille Razat) had moved out of Gabriel’s apartment, so he and his new girlfriend could finally be alone. But, of course, it wouldn’t be Emily in Paris if that blissful happiness lasted.

After about a one-month hiatus, part two (now streaming on Netflix) returned, and the first episode caught up with the couple spending Christmas Eve together with Camille’s family in Megève after Emily’s flight to Chicago gets canceled. Gabriel leaves her at the top of a ski slope to chase after Camille, leaving her...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers for Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 2.

Emily Cooper’s adventures in Rome have come to a close for now as the second part of Season 4 of Netflix’s Emily in Paris wrapped up the latest installment of the series.

At the beginning of Part 2, Emily (Lily Collins) and Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) finally get to be together, but some Christmas complications and realizations past the honeymoon phase make that moment shortlived. Midway through the five episodes, she connects with Italian Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini) who begs her to come to Rome and visit him after they have a long romantic night out on the town.

In true Emily in Paris fashion, there is a business aspect to this idea, as Marcello descends from Umberto and Antonia Muratori (Anna Galiena), owners of a quiet luxury brand whose goats grow the softest woll in Europe. Sylvie eyes a...

Before watching Emily in Paris season 4, part 2, even long-time viewers may need a quick refresher on the show's cast of characters, especially those who are returning for Emily Cooper's (Lily Collins) latest comedic adventure, which takes her from Paris to Rome. Created by Darren Star (Sex and the City), Emily in Paris sees its titular character moving from Chicago to France to provide an American point of view to a French marketing firm. Initially hired on as a temporary social media strategist, Emily butts heads with her bitter, no-nonsense boss, Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu).

Anticipation for Emily in Paris season 4's ending couldn't be higher after part 1's cliffhanger ending, which left the love triangle between Emily, Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), and Camille (Camille Razat) far from resolved. There are many things to remember about Emily in Paris' previous seasons, but, most importantly, Camille is keeping her false-positive pregnancy a secret from Gabriel,...

Spoilers are ahead for Emily in Paris season 4, part 2.

Emily in Paris season 4, part 2's ending sets up a huge upheaval for the show's fifth outing by shifting Emily Cooper's (Lily Collins) professional endeavors from Paris to Rome, Italy. The season may pick up where Emily in Paris season 4, part 1's ending leaves off, but it winds up in a totally different place. Over Christmas, Emily breaks things off with Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), creating a rift between the two characters that seeps into the finale. After finally receiving his long-awaited Michelin star, Gabriel calls Emily, who's away in Rome with her new beau, Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini).

Marcello is also the heir to his family business a business known for making the world's finest cashmere clothing and accessories. Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu), who spends the first half of the season looking after Laurent G's (Arnaud Binard) daughter, Genevieve (Thalia Besson), wants...

Warning: Major spoilers ahead from Emily in Paris season 4 part 2.

Emily in Paris giveth and Emily in Paris taketh away when it comes to romance, but in season 4 part 1, the Netflix original romantic comedy series finally gave us what we have been waiting for. After three seasons of push and pull, Emily and Gabriel finally got together as an official couple. Heavy emphasis on both "finally" and "official."

Of course, getting together during this particular moment in their lives wasn't without its challenges, making their relationship seem all the more like a fantasy. Even though Camille was pregnant with Gabriel's baby, he and Emily made it work. Well, Emily pushed forward and made a decent amount of sacrifices with her time and space.

However, that bombshell reveal at the end of Emily in Paris season 4 part 1, that Camille isn't actually pregnant, looms large over part 2. The impending explosion of that...

Say what you want about Emily, but she will always keep it interesting! Just when you think her love life is finally coming together and we're getting the season we've always wanted, Emily in Paris pulls the rug out from under us. But no matter the twists and turns, you can always expect to swoon, and that's exactly what we did the second Emily meets Marcello.

Early in Emily in Paris season 4 part 2 during a ski trip with Gabriel and Camille, Emily has something of a meet-cute with Marcello, a very handsome and suave Italian businessman. The smile, the voice, the kindness... He makes a great first impression! Throughout the second half of part 2, Emily navigates some complicated professional and personal matters to end up somewhere totally unexpected.

It's no secret that Emily in Paris fans have their preferences when it comes to the men in Emily's life. Whether you're Team Gabriel or Team Alfie,...

Splitting Emily in Paris season 4 into two parts seemed like a risky move when it was first announced, but now that we’ve finished the second part of the season I have to admit it was a move that really paid off.

The second part of Emily in Paris season 4 almost felt like its own season, with so much happening in these five final episodes of the season and the finale definitely did not disappoint at all. It had everything we could ask for and then some, including an ending that is sure to leave fans with plenty of questions about the show’s future.

With that, let’s dive right into the meat of things with a look at how the season came to a close and break down the season 4 ending! But first, let this serve as a spoiler warning as we prepare to get into the thick of things!

Ahead of the release of Emily in Paris Part 2 of Season 4 on Netflix Sept. 12, the cast and creators of the tentpole series gathered at The Space Cinema Moderno in Rome, Italy for a red carpet at Piazza della Repubblica and a premiere special screening.

Lily Collins, who stars as the titular character, dazzled in a golden dress with a shimmery stack of bangle bracelets on her right wrist. Ashley Park, who plays singer Mindy Chen, wore a sleek black dress with sparkly tassels and long black gloves to match. Lucas Bravo, who plays one of Emily’s love interests Gabriel, appeared as did costar Camille Razat, who plays that love triangle’s third person Camille. Razat did not attend the Part 1 premiere in August. Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Samuel Arnold, Bruno Gouery, Paul Forman, William Abadie, Arnaud Binard, Kevin Dias and newcomer Eugenio Franceschini — who plays Marcello — walked the carpet as well.

Emily in Paris will be heading to Rome in the second half of season four, so the cast traveled there for a global premiere event!

Lily Collins was the golden girl on the red carpet alongside the rest of the cast on Tuesday (September 10) at The Space Cinema Moderno in Piazza della Repubblica, Rome, Italy.

Also in attendance were co-stars Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu (Sylvie), Ashley Park (Mindy), Lucas Bravo (Gabriel), Camille Razat (Camille), Samuel Arnold (Julien), Bruno Gouery (Luc), William Abadie (Antoine), Arnaud Binard (Laurent G.), Paul Forman (Nicolas), and new cast members Eugenio Franceschini, Raoul Bova, Debi Mazar, and Kevin Dias, as well as creator Darren Star and executive producer/director Andrew Fleming.

Part two of season four premieres on Netflix on September 12.

Fyi: Lily is wearing a Schiaparelli dress. Ashley is wearing a Dior dress and Santoni shoes. Camille is wearing an Atelier Versace dress.

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Following last week's abbreviation thanks to the Labor Day holiday weekend, it's the first full week of September, and Netflix isn't messing around. Hot off of The Perfect Couple's success on the television charts and Rebel Ridge's success on the movie charts, the new weeks brings a pair of brand-new scripted original releases that are sure to set our watch lists ablaze.

After a brief one-month hiatus, everyone's favorite American in Paris, the one and only Emily Cooper, returns with further adventures in life and love. Emily in Paris season 4 part 2 arrives to bring the romantic comedy show's strongest season yet to its conclusion. As for movies, The Kissing Booth trilogy and A Family Affair star Joey King returns to Netflix with the dystopian sci-fi flick Uglies.

If you're hoping to ease out of summer and dive into fall, this is the perfect week to do so with...

While we have already made a list of the best of the best movies coming to Netflix in September, those are not the only films you should look out for as the biggest streaming service in the world is also bringing you a ton of original and licensed new content in the upcoming month, from a brilliant animated series by Zack Snyder to the highly anticipated new season of biographic true crime drama series Monsters. So, we picked out the 10 best new movies and TV shows coming to Netflix in September 2024.

The Perfect Couple Season 1 (September 5)

The Perfect Couple is an upcoming mystery thriller drama series created by Jenna Lamia. Based on a 2018 novel of the same name by author Elin Hilderbrand, the Netflix series revolves around Amelia as she marries into the wealthy Winbury family to the disapproval of the family matriarch but when a body is found on...

Ring in September with Netflix’s latest offerings!

This month on the streamer, several major series will have their premieres, including the highly anticipated limited series adaptation of the murder mystery “The Perfect Couple,” starring Dakota Fanning, Nicole Kidman, Liev Schreiber, Eve Hewson, and more. Also on the way are Zack Snyder’s Norse mythology animated series “Twilight of the Gods” and the second half “Emily in Paris” Season 4. On the unscripted side, two of the streamer’s most popular competition series will return: “Outlast” and “The Circle.”

September also brings the long-awaited streaming premiere of the Netflix Original Film “His Three Daughters,” starring Carrie Coon, Natasha Lyonne, and Elizabeth Olsen as a trio of estranged sisters who reunited to care for their ailing father. After a brief limited theatrical run, the acclaimed drama will come to the streamer later in the month.

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A new month is almost here, and that means you’re looking through the list of new releases on streaming platforms. There are some great new releases coming to Netflix in September 2024. Now you just need to narrow down the list.

We’ve got that list narrowed down a little. We have a list of 7 must-watch shows, covering dramas such as crime thrillers, romance, comedy, and much more. It’s so hard to rank different genres and productions, so this list is in release date order instead.

7 must-watch shows on Netflix in September 2024The Perfect Couple

We start off with the adaptation of an Elin Hildebrand novel, The Perfect Couple. Nicole Kidman and Live Schreiber star in this thriller, which sees Amelia about to marry into the wealthy Nantucket Winbury family. This is something the matriarch, played by Kidman, doesn’t want to happen.

It looks like the wedding will...

For television fans, the best time of the year is undoubtedly fall. The fall TV season brings a bunch of new shows to our screens and new seasons of all of our favorite shows. You might think the fall TV season spirit only exists on the broadcast networks, but if you just take a closer look at the full list of Netflix new releases coming in September, you'll see they're getting in on the fun, too.

Keeping in line with Netflix's star-studded summer of movies, the streamer's new shows in September boast some of the biggest stars around, including Nicole Kidman in the beach-read murder mystery The Perfect Couple and Kristen Bell co-headlining the romantic comedy series Nobody Wants This with Adam Brody. Oh, and Emily in Paris is back for more drama also.

But which of these new Netflix shows are worth adding to your watch list and checking...

One Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) returned to the small screen August 15 in Part 1 of Emily in Paris Season 4. The latest installment of the soapy Netflix series has been split into two parts like other tentpole shows for the streamer such as Bridgerton Season 3, Stranger Things Season 4 and more.

Ten days after the premier of Part 1, Collins posted some first look photos for Part 2, in which viewers will see Emily go on her Roman holiday.

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The Lily Collins-led series launched on Netflix on October 2, 2020 to much success. After Season 2’s release in December 2021, the show earned a double renewal for Seasons 3 and 4. Season 3 debuted in the second slot in the Netflix Top 10 after its arrival on Dec. 21, 2022.

Netflix released first look photos for the upcoming installment of the European-set comedy in early June, teasing dynamics between Emily and Gabriel,...

Look out, Gabriel! You have some stiff competition headed your way in Emily in Paris season 4 part 2. On Aug. 26, Netflix unveiled the official trailer for the second half of the romantic comedy series' fourth season, and it's especially intriguing considering how part 1 ended. Are Emily and Gabriel already headed for a breakup? Well, if Rome has anything to say about it, then maybe!

The trailer for Emily in Paris season 4 part 2 introduces two new characters, including Emily's new American co-worker Genevieve at Agence Grateau and a ridiculously handsome Italian man who looks all but ready to sweep Emily off her feet in Rome. Emily and Gabriel have only been an official couple for a short period of time, but a rough patch looks like it's on the horizon.

Emily in Paris season 4 part 1 ended with the happy couple seemingly on solid ground with the Michelin star drama behind them. However,...

Emily Cooper is giving herself a soft reboot, ditching the drama in Paris for a fresh start in Rome — a move that comes complete with a hot new love interest.

Netflix has released a trailer for the second half of Emily in Paris‘ fourth season (premiering Thursday, Sept. 12), which sends Lily Collins’ titular strategist to Italy for five more episodes of fashionable, farcical fun.

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Netflix has dropped the trailer for Part 2 of Emily in Paris Season 4, and of course, all roads lead to Rome at the end of the latest installment.

“Sometimes all you need is a new perspective,” the clip teases in between shots of Emily (Lily Collins) with Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Camille (Camille Razat) in snowy France and Sylvie’s (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) new hire Genevieve (Thalia Besson), another American employee joining Savoir.

Tension brews between Emily and Gabriel as Camille still hasn’t shared that she isn’t pregnant with her ex-fiancé. Meanwhile, Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini) might turn into more than just a business asset for Emily as he first comes to Paris “exploring some business opportunities.

Jvma hopes to acquire whoever Marcello works for, and Sylvie is keen to nab a meeting with him via Emily — which involves her going to Rome.

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Warning: Spoilers ahead from Emily in Paris season 4 part 1.

Emily might have made her big romantic decision in Emily in Paris season 4 part 1, but there's still a lot more story to tell in the second part of the season. Following the drop of season 4's first five episodes on Aug. 15, the remaining five episodes will arrive on Sept. 12 and take Emily to Rome.

The big trip to Italy wasn't teased in season 4 part 1, but Netflix teased Emily's Roman holiday before cameras even started rolling on season 4, and paparazzi cameras later caught Lily Collins filming scenes in the city with a man who was neither Gabriel nor Alfie. Suspicious!

When Netflix released first-look photos from Emily in Paris season 4 and revealed a slew of new characters viewers have yet to meet in part 2, the mystery man was revealed by be a character named Marcello played by Eugenio Franceschini. Is Marcello going...