Bridgerton Season 4 Queen Charlotte teaser as | TV Shows

Netflix lovers have been handled to a tantalizing sneak peek into the much-awaited fourth season of Bridgerton, hinting at an unexpected twist for the collection’ mainstay, Queen Charlotte (portrayed by Golda Rosheuvel).

The standard period romance drama is set to roll out in two components over the approaching two months, with the first 4 episodes slated for release on Thursday, January twenty ninth.

This season, the highlight shifts to Benedict Bridgerton (Luke Thompson), the second eldest son, as he finds himself smitten with a mysterious Lady in Silver at a grand masquerade ball hosted by his mom, Lady Violet (Ruth Gemmell). However, Benedict’s (*4*)newfound love curiosity is not a lady of high society, but moderately Sophie Baek (Yerin Ha), a younger maid from a household newly launched to the ton.

As the collection navigates the complexities of cross-class romance, the monarchy also grapples with its own points, as hinted at in a new still launched forward of the upcoming episodes, experiences the Mirror.

In the image, Queen Charlotte seems troubled after receiving some intriguing correspondence, while her trusted aide Brimsley (Hugh Sachs) seems on, his curiosity aroused.

Fans keen to uncover the contents of the message can have to maintain their breath until the premiere of the fourth season at month’s end. However, latest hints from Netflix counsel that the Queen could also be dealing with some important revelations this time around.

The most believable concept suggests that the letter would possibly comprise the latest scoop from Lady Whistledown, in any other case identified as Penelope Bridgerton, performed by Nicola Coughlan.

Speaking to Tudum, Coughlan suggests that her storyline will develop into more and more intertwined with the Queen’s in season 4 following the revelation of Mayfair’s notorious columnist at the conclusion of season three.

“[Penelope] realizes how difficult it is to be Whistledown and [to deal] with the fame that comes with it,” she said. “With Queen Charlotte becoming very involved in what she’s doing, these are things she’s never had to contend with before, since she was such a solitary person. It’s really turning her world upside down.”

Previewing Benedict and Sophie’s undoubtedly passionate romance, showrunner Jess Brownell reveals: “Benedict’s free-spiritedness is both natural and genuine, but he uses it as a crutch.

“He’s actually open-minded, and he cares about seeing past what people current on the skin. That’s significant, but the half that he never lets anybody see is the crutch. This season, we’re in watching what occurs when he finally begins to let people in.” 

Bridgerton returns in just a few weeks’ time.