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Netflix’s Bridgerton has been renewed for two more seasons!

Jennifer Renson
Jennifer Renson

Show Snob

BRIDGERTON GOLDA ROSHEUVEL as QUEEN CHARLOTTE in episode 108 of BRIDGERTON Cr. LIAM DANIEL/NETFLIX © 2020

Bridgerton fans received some good news with the announcement of the Netflix show’s renewal for two more seasons! Naturally, the news was announced by Lady Whistledown from theshow’s official Twitter page.

In her sweet and elegant tweet, she states that the series “shall return for seasons three and four.”

That means more scandal, love, and drama.

This news has probably come at the best time since it was revealed that Rege-Jean Page (Simon Basset) would not be returning for Season 2. There are 9 books in the book series written by Julia Quinn.

This means that the show will have more than enough source material to keep the series going for several seasons. However, does that guarantee fans will see the series run for equally as long.

Netflix’s popular series Bridgerton has been renewed for Seasons 3 and 4!

While the Season 2 air date remains unknown fans already have a good idea of what will be occurring, specifically in the direction of Anthony finding his true love. Fans have already learned that actresses Charithra Chandran, Simone Ashley, and actor Rupert Young will be joining the Season 2 cast.

Will we be seeing a love triangle between Anthony and the Sheffield sisters? What will Young’s character Jack bring to the table?

Anthony’s sister Daphne who found her true love with Simon Basset is expected to return. However the details as to how and when also remains unknown.

Perhaps she will be able to provide her brother with some advice this time around that he will find useful?

What do you hope will happen in Season 2? How many seasons do you think Bridgerton will have?

Will you be watching Season 2 when Bridgerton returns? Comment your answers below!

Bridgerton is currently available to stream on Netflix.

Jennifer Renson

Jennifer Renson

Jennifer's passion for writing began in childhood and has since flourished. Her writing experience ventured from Lost Treasure Magazine to Fansided's Undead Walking and Dork Side of the Force. Currently, she writes for Show Snob, previously the Site Expert, and Culturess where she covers a variety of topics from The Walking Dead, Star Wars, The Last of Us, Bridgerton, and Disney. She was interviewed by AMC in 2017 appearing in several TWD100 videos and has since attended several TWD premieres. When Jennifer is not writing for Fansided she is writing and self-publishing her own books including The Poet and The Magician (fantasy), Aoh (historical fiction), Carousel (fantasy), Uncharted (poetry), and Eo: Go, walk, ride, sail, pass, travel (poetry).