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When Does Season 4 of Bridgerton Come Out?
Season 4 of Bridgerton drops on Netflix starting Thursday, January 29, 2026. That's when Part 1 hits, with the first four episodes ready to binge. Part 2 follows on February 26, 2026, wrapping up the season's eight episodes total. Netflix loves this split-drop strategy keeps everyone talking, theorizing, and refreshing their screens like it's 1815 all over again. NetflixUK shared an update on X teasing fans with the announcement that Bridgerton Season 4 Part 1 will arrive on January 29, calling out “Polin” fans with a playful nod as anticipation builds for the next chapter.
Imagine the cliffhangers after episode four; it'll feel like Lady Whistledown herself cut you off mid-gossip. Fans have waited ages since Season 3, and this staggered release builds that delicious tension, perfect for Regency drama.
Bridgerton Season 4 Part 1 Premiere Date and Platform
Part 1 premieres exclusively on Netflix on January 29, 2026. No other platform just straight to your Netflix queue, wherever you stream. Announced via Shondaland and Netflix's socials, it's timed for maximum winter cozy-up vibes. Picture curling up with tea (or something stronger) as snow falls outside.
The full season splits into those two Thursday drops, Part 1 with four episodes and Part 2 closing it out a month later. It's smart marketing; last season's split had everyone losing sleep over Polin. This time, expect the same frenzy around Benedict's arc.
Bridgerton Season 4 Part 1 Cast and Crew
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Benedict Bridgerton: Luke Thompson, bringing bohemian charm and brooding intensity.
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Sophie Baek: Yerin Ha, the resourceful maid who's equal parts mystery and fire.
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Eloise Bridgerton: Claudia Jessie, reluctant sidekick with her signature edge.
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Showrunner: Jess Brownell, steering the romance with fresh twists.
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Executive Producers: Shonda Rhimes, Betsy Beers, Tom Verica, Chris Van Dusen Shondaland magic.
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Returning faves: Nicola Coughlan (Penelope), Luke Newton (Colin), Jonathan Bailey, Simone Ashley, Golda Rosheuvel (Queen Charlotte), Adjoa Andoh, Julie Andrews (narrator).
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New additions: Katie Leung as Araminta Gun, mother to the Li sisters (Rosamund and Posy).
Crew's top-tier, adapting Quinn's books with that lush, diverse Regency spin.
About Bridgerton Season 4 Part 1
Bridgerton Season 4 Part 1 adapts An Offer From a Gentleman, zeroing in on the second-eldest Bridgerton's overdue love story. This show's reimagined Regency London diverse casts, steamy scandals, orchestral pop covers has hooked millions since 2020.
Shondaland's first Netflix scripted hit, created by Chris Van Dusen, follows the Bridgertons through marriage mart madness. Benedict's arc feels fresh: the artist dodging commitment finally faces real stakes with Sophie. It's got heart, humor, and those gasp-worthy reveals.
Tucked in there, Colin's family grows with little Elliot, nodding to off-screen life. Brownell's bathtub tease? Pure fan service, stirring book readers into a frenzy. The Li sisters add scheming debutante flavor mama Araminta's pushing them hard, but Posy's whimsy steals scenes.
Eight episodes total promise class warfare romance that questions everything from identity to "happily ever after." Head to Shondaland.com for BTS, interviews, and more. After Polin's glow-up, Benedict's turn delivers unforgettable social season ahead. Bridgerton keeps evolving, blending Quinn's wit with modern edge. Part 1 sets up the emotional payoff perfectly.
Disclaimer: Bridgerton Season 4 details, including release dates and plot points, are based on official Netflix and Shondaland announcements as of December 2025. Schedules may change; check Netflix for updates. Content includes mature themes like romance, class drama, and sensuality viewer discretion advised for younger audiences. Fan theories remain unconfirmed speculation.
