Emily in Paris has launched Season 4 with the release of five new episodes, offering viewers a fresh storyline including a Roman getaway for Emily.
The initial part of this season picks up from the dramatic finale of Season 3, as the main cast navigates their evolving relationships. The season premiered on August 15, following a blush pink carpet event at the Egyptian Theater in Los Angeles.
In this season’s first five episodes, the love triangle involving Emily Cooper (Lily Collins), Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), and Alfie (Lucien Laviscount) is explored in depth. Following a tumultuous engagement party that turned into a wedding disaster for Camille (Camille Razat), it is revealed that Emily and Gabriel still harbor feelings for one another, which ultimately leads to Camille reconsidering her marriage plans.
Following the wedding debacle, Gabriel shares with Emily that Camille is pregnant, despite the couple’s breakup. He expresses his desire to remain involved in the child’s life, which complicates his relationship with Emily. Meanwhile, Emily also grapples with her situation with Alfie, who needs space but is still expected to participate in a joint advertising campaign.
Mindy (Ashley Park) and her group have their own challenges as they prepare for Eurovision after Benoit (Kevin Dias) shares that his song “Mon Soleil” has been selected. However, an argument with her boyfriend over her style choices leads Mindy to assert her independence.
Camille mysteriously disappears, prompting concern from her parents. Emily tracks her down, initially believing she went to be with Sofia, a woman she has feelings for. The confrontation reveals deeper emotional issues between the characters.
Julien (Samuel Arnold) becomes frustrated with Emily’s meddling in his professional life, leading him to accept a job offer with JVMA, which adds further tension to the group dynamics.
Additionally, Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) finds herself at the center of media attention as a journalist seeks to write about Louis de Léon.
The dramatic Masquerade Ball serves as a pivotal event where Emily and Gabriel reconnect, but Alfie also attends in hopes of winning Emily back. Meanwhile, the Laurent G club’s funding is jeopardized following revelations about Louis de Léon, forcing Sylvie to seek help from her mother.
In a twist, Camille discovers she is not actually pregnant, which would have kept her and Gabriel together. Meanwhile, Gabriel’s aspirations for a Michelin star are shattered when it is revealed that Marianne, who was supposed to be a food critic, is not credible, affecting his restaurant’s reputation.
The series continues to delve into the complexities of love and friendship as the storyline unfolds in this season.