The ton of Regency-era romance is set to return as Netflix’s Bridgerton moves into its highly anticipated Season 4.
This time, the spotlight shifts to the bohemian second son, Benedict Bridgerton (Luke Thompson), as the series dives into his journey of self-discovery and romance.
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Benedict and Sophie
Based on Julia Quinn’s novel An Offer from a Gentleman, the upcoming season introduces a fresh romantic lead:
Benedict Bridgerton, who is recovering from past heartbreaks.
Sophie Baek (played by Yerin Ha), a clever maid who meets Benedict under the guise of a masquerade ball.
Fans can expect a “Cinderella-inspired” storyline featuring elements of mistaken identity and an enemies-to-lovers dynamic.
Lead actor Luke Thompson has expressed immense enthusiasm for the new scripts, describing them as “dynamite” and “really, really exciting.” He noted that the season weaves the nostalgic magic of childhood fairy tales into the established world of Bridgerton, promising a story that is both romantic and deeply relatable.
While previous seasons focused on Daphne, Anthony, Colin, and Francesca, Season 4 aims to bring a unique twist to the family’s saga by blending the show’s signature period drama with a classic folklore feel.
Here’s when and where to watch
Bridgerton Season 4 will release on Netflix in two parts.
Episodes 1 to 4 will premiere on January 29, 2026, followed by episodes 5 to 8 on February 26, 2026.
A Netflix subscription is required to stream the series. Fans have already been teased with glimpses of Benedict and Sophie’s chemistry, generating excitement online.
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The show’s makers shared the teaser with the caption, “Indeed, this season we may witness just what happens when one must choose between fantasy and reality #12DaysOfBridgerton.”
Season 4 introduces new cast members Katie Leung, Michelle Mao, and Isabella Wei alongside returning favorites, including Jonathan Bailey, Simone Ashley, Adjoa Andoh, Julie Andrews, Nicola Coughlan, and Claudia Jessie.
Julie Andrews continues as the narrator, while Shonda Rhimes remains executive producer, maintaining the series’ signature charm and drama.
