Netflix’s Emily In Paris Season 4 Trailer: Emily Cooper Is Ready for French Affairs After Her Tangled Romance with Gabriel and Alfie!

Hold on to your berets, my friends! The chicest marketing guru is back as Netflix unveils the oh-so-chic trailer for Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 1. Lily Collins returns as our favorite expat influencer, Emily Cooper, navigating the cobblestone streets of Paris with flair and plenty of Parisian flair. While some fans are excited for the new season of the show, some are complaining about the drama of part 1, part 2!

Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 1 Trailer!

Emily Cooper, played by Lili Collins, is struggling emotionally. Her engagement to Alfie (Lucien Laviscount) has ended and Gabriel is expecting a baby with his ex-partner, Camille. She can’t decide which of the two men she loves. So she continues to explore her single self while drooling over various “hot men” in Paris. The trailer explores her unintentionally “public” breakup with Alfie as she struggles to avoid controversy at work. The trailer is chaotic, sizzling and all things Emily!

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During a masquerade, Emily spots Gabriel and Alfie at opposite corners of the room as the trailer ends. “I promised myself I’d be open to any possibility, and this seems like the right one,” she says in her voiceover, hinting at her willingness to explore new opportunities. Amid financial difficulties, Mindy and her band will prepare for the Eurovision Song Contest in the upcoming season, Emily Cooper’s romantic involvement aside. For the sake of her marriage, Sylvie may be faced with a difficult decision from her past, and the Agence Grateau team must deal with personnel changes.

The first part of season 4 of Emily in Paris airs on August 15, and the second part on September 12. Netflix is ​​currently streaming seasons 1-3.

But why Season 4 Part 2, some may wonder!

While fans are excited about the new season romance between Emily and Gabriel, many are complaining about this new trend of new seasons being released in two parts. Creators may see it as a marketing technique to increase the mystery and excitement of the audience, but for the fans, it looks rather confusing. Just like Bridgerton season 3 before it, the new Emily in Paris season is also being released in two parts, to which the audience said, “Yay. But I hate the two parts when the episode count is so low.” Another said, “Please stop with the two part release dates,” and the two part thing doesn’t build more excitement, it makes us lose the madness.” It seems some fans are upset about this setup!