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First up, host Alison Hammond is joined by Ruth Gemmell and Daniel Francis. They  take us behind the scenes of the unforgettable “I am the tea” scene and discuss Violet Bridgerton and Lord Marcus Anderson’s blossoming romance thus far.

Next, Katie Leung and Yerin Ha talk about Lady Araminta Gun and Sophie Baek’s complicated relationship, what these characters do — and don’t — have in common, and their favorite scenes to film this season.

Bridgerton: The Official Podcast continues with the return of Season 4, Part 2 on Feb. 26!

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WARNING! This podcast contains spoilers for Part 1 of Bridgerton Season 4.

Hannah Dodd and Claudia Jessie join host Alison Hammond to discuss Lady Francesca Stirling’s search for the pinnacle, Eloise Bridgerton’s growth over the seasons, Michaela Stirling as a “tornado of energy,” and the joys of being on the Bridgerton set.

We also hear from Ruth Gemmell and Luke Thompson about Lady Violet and Benedict Bridgerton’s evolving relationship this season — sparked by the Lady in Silver — and Violet’s knack for always being one step ahead of her children.

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Watch Bridgerton Season 4 on Netflix.

WARNING! This podcast contains spoilers for Part 1 of Bridgerton Season 4.

Host Alison Hammond sits down with new leads Luke Thompson (Benedict Bridgerton) and Yerin Ha (Sophie Baek) to discuss everything from a burgeoning romance at the Cottage to their steamy staircase session. 

Then, Bridgerton showrunner Jess Brownell joins to catch us up on the latest with the Bridgerton family and the exciting new love stories and themes this season. 

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Join host Alison Hammond (The Great British Baking Show, ITV's This Morning), for a six-episode deep dive into the romances, scandals, and familial ties of Mayfair.

With a rotating guest list of cast and creatives, we spotlight the season’s new leads Luke Thompson (Benedict Bridgerton) and Yerin Ha (Sophie Baek), their central love story, and the evolving arcs of beloved returning characters. Presented by Netflix and Shondaland.

The season finale is here! Our leading lady, Nicola Coughlan, joins the podcast to talk about Penelope’s happily ever after and the impeccable nuance she brings to Ms. Featherington. Then, Gabi sits with showrunner Jess Brownell once more to talk through that massive Lady Whistledown reveal and other juicy plot points from the finale.

This week, we’re bringing you an action-packed podcast to match an action-packed episode. As Violet Bridgerton’s romance heats up, host Gabi Collins spoke to the actress that portrays her onscreen, Ruth Gemmell. They broke down Lady Bridgerton’s motivations and her best moments as a mama. Then, episode seven director Tom Verica joins the show to deconstruct some of the themes in the episode and talk about bringing Benedict’s kiss heard round the world to life. And, fittingly, Luke Thompson – Benedict’s actor – caps off the episode by talking about what all of this might mean for our beloved rebel.

As gossip spreads and tensions mount, the women of the ton find themselves embroiled in more drama every episode. Host Gabi Collins sits down with two of the most-discussed ladies of society: Polly Walker, who plays Portia Featherington, and Jessica Madsen, who plays Cressida Cowper. 

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Part two of Bridgerton season 3 is here, bringing with it some bombshell revelations. Host Gabi Collins sits down with the actor who embodies Eloise, Claudia Jessie, to look behind the curtain on Eloise’s huge character moments in this episode – including her engagement party ultimatum. Plus, showrunner Jess Brownell rejoins the show to talk about everything from the long-awaited mirror scene to Cressida’s jaw-dropping announcement.

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Luke Newton, the eligible bachelor himself, and longtime friend of the show choreographer Jack Murphy are here to discuss the midseason finale with host Gabi Collins. This episode, we’ve got proposals, cut-ins, and a long-awaited carriage ride.

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Episode three: Forces of Nature features a ball, a hot air balloon festival, two love triangles, and a steamy dream. There’s a lot going on! Host Gabi Collins is here to discuss it all. She’s joined by director of episodes three and four, Andrew Ahn, who talks about bringing these elaborate group scenes and juicy storylines to life. Then, she talks to Sam Phillips, the actor who plays the new eligible bachelor on the scene, Lord Debling. 

Binge part one of Bridgerton Season 3 on Netflix now to better enjoy all the tea with us every week! 

New faces are popping up all over the ton this season! In this companion episode to How Bright the Moon, host Gabi Collins chats with new cast member Hannah Dodd about bringing the shyest Bridgerton, Francesca, to the forefront of the season. Then, she catches up with fan-favorites the Mondrichs — played by Martins Imhangbe and Emma Naomi — to talk all about their new digs as the parents of the Baron of Kent.

Binge part one of Bridgerton Season 3 on Netflix now to better enjoy all the tea with us every week!