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See the Scintillating First Teaser for Bridgerton Season 4, Part 2

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The first half of Bridgerton’s swoon-worthy fourth season has left us with many burning questions: can Luke Thompson’s Benedict and Yerin Ha’s Sophie actually make things work? What will be the nefarious next move from the cunning Lady Araminta Gun (Katie Leung) and the casually cruel Rosamund Li (Michelle Mao)? And will the sweet Posy (Isabella Wei) get her own happy ending?

We’ll find out on February 26, when the final four episodes land on the streamer, but to tide us over until then, a steamy official teaser has now been released. It features a roaring fire, longing glances, a bathtub, and the pair seemingly taking things to the next level.

We’re sure Jess Brownell, Shonda Rhimes et al won’t disappoint—and, honestly, it can’t come soon enough.

This article was originally published on Vogue.com

Frequently Asked Questions

Bridgerton Season 4, Part 2 premieres on Netflix on February 26, 2026. The final four episodes of the acclaimed Shondaland period drama will drop simultaneously on the streaming platform, concluding the seasonal romance narrative focused on the second eldest Bridgerton sibling.

Luke Thompson stars as Benedict Bridgerton alongside Yerin Ha as Sophie Baek in the fourth season of the Netflix franchise. Their central romance adapts the core themes of Julia Quinn’s literary series, introducing structural modifications under showrunner Jess Brownell.

Katie Leung and Michelle Mao portray the primary antagonists in Bridgerton Season 4. Leung steps into the role of the cunning Lady Araminta Gun, while Mao plays her casually cruel daughter, Rosamund Li, both working systematically to disrupt the central romantic partnership.

The official teaser features cinematic footage of intimate moments, including a roaring fire, longing glances, and a bathtub sequence. The trailer highlights the ascending stakes between Benedict and Sophie as they attempt to navigate the rigid social boundaries of the Ton.

Showrunner Jess Brownell and executive producer Shonda Rhimes lead the creative team behind Bridgerton Season 4. Working under the Shondaland production banner, the creative architecture continues to redefine the period-drama genre by prioritizing diverse casting matrices and contemporary orchestral pop arrangements.

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Radhika Seth

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Radhika Seth is a film and culture editor at British Vogue. Prior to this role, she held editorial positions at several publications including Condé Nast Traveler. She holds a Bachelor's degree from the University of Oxford where she studied English language and literature.

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