**What has been said about season 4 of Bridgerton so far?**

Speaking at the UK premiere of the second part of Bridgerton’s third season, showrunner Jess Brownell said she’s “really excited about what we’re writing” for the upcoming season.

“I feel like it’s some of my best work and my writers’ room’s best work. We’ve just really gelled our collaboration, and we’re firing on all cylinders so I can’t wait for fans to see what we have,” she added. She did say that there are “many different ships” leading the direction of the new season but that “one of the ships is going to be very, very happy”.

Brownell also said that they’re working to try to get seasons out more quickly but fans will still have to wait around two years for the fourth season to hit our screens.

According to Brownell, fans can expect a few tonal changes in the fourth season of Bridgerton. “I’ll tease this: you might be getting a different season from Bridgerton,” she said to the Los Angeles Times. “We always live in this perpetual spring in Bridgerton, but we’re playing around with the idea of fall for the first time.” In other words, season four is going to be our autumnal Bridgerton.

She went on, “Some of that is about the story and some of it is, honestly, just for practical reasons because we’re shooting in the fall. It’s still going to be just as lush and colourful, but just more in those warm fall colours instead of the pastels.”

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