Emily in Paris Season 4 has made its return with five new episodes that take Emily on a brief escape to Rome. The first part of the season reflects on the aftermath of the dramatic conclusion of Season 3, showcasing how the ensemble cast adapts to shifting dynamics. The season kicked off with a pink carpet premiere at the Egyptian Theater in Los Angeles on August 15.
In the initial episodes, key events unfold among Emily, Gabriel, and Alfie. The complex love triangle takes a turn following Camille’s confession at her engagement-turned-wedding to Gabriel, revealing that she cannot marry him due to the lingering feelings between him and Emily. Following the wedding debacle, Gabriel reveals that Camille is pregnant, leading to a close yet complicated relationship between him and Camille, while Emily remains the only one aware that Camille has fallen for a woman, Sofia Sideris.
Emily also has to reconcile her relationship with Alfie after he needs time apart post-wedding chaos. They continue to work together on an advertisement, leading to a moment of potential reconciliation at the French Open, but the past issues prove too much for Alfie.
Meanwhile, Mindy and her group have been selected for Eurovision, and the preparations unveil obstacles related to their creativity and budget as well as Mindy’s relationship with her boyfriend, Nicolas. Tensions arise when Nicolas’ father criticizes Mindy’s appearance, prompting a clash that leads Mindy to assert her independence.
Camille goes missing, causing worry among her friends. Initially thought to be with Sofia, Emily eventually finds her in Giverny. The confrontation exposes Camille’s struggles, and she reconciles with Sofia before they both stay at Gabriel’s apartment, further complicating the web of relationships.
Julien’s frustrations grow towards Emily after she steps into his client interactions, leading him to accept a job offer from JVMA, which creates new tensions. Sylvie receives inquiries from a journalist regarding Louis de Léon’s background, and her decision to speak out reveals hidden complexities during a high-profile event.
The romantic tension culminates at a Masquerade Ball where Emily and Gabriel share a moment, but Alfie tries to win her back. The evening is marked by complicated interactions and misunderstandings.
In further developments, Camille finds out she is not pregnant, a revelation that impacts her relationship with Gabriel. Additionally, Gabriel’s hopes of earning a Michelin star face setbacks due to revelations about a critic’s authenticity and a mix-up involving Luc’s girlfriend.
Overall, the new season dives deep into evolving relationships, personal revelations, and the pursuit of aspirations amidst romantic chaos.