The new season will be split into two parts.
A year and a half since Emily in Paris season 3 arrived on Netflix, we now know exactly when the show will be returning for its fourth outing - and like many of the streamer's series of late, it will be split into two parts.
The first five episodes of season 4 will be released on the platform on 15th August 2024, with the second part following around a month later, on 12th September 2024.
The news was confirmed alongside a behind-the-scenes image from the filming of season 4, as well as a video announcement in which the cast describe the new season in a few words.
In the video, while Emily star Lily Collins opts for the words "vulnerable" and "adventurous", Alfie star Lucien Laviscount chooses "chaotic" and "heartbreaking" and Sylvie star Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu says the season "sums up to one word: revenge".
You can watch the clip right here now.
Back in 2023, Emily star Collins appeared in a video teasing where season 4's story will take the characters, saying: "It’s safe to say we ended on a dramatic note last season and, surprise, it does not end there.
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"So much happened that we still need answers to. Is Alfie still heartbroken? Will Gabriel get his Michelin star? Will Mindy and the band go to Eurovision? And what about Camille?
"Will Sylvie’s rekindled love last? And, the question on all of our minds, will Emily and Gabriel finally get together?
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"I wish I could tell you more, but you’ll just have to wait to find out. What I can tell you is that we have more fun, more fashion and, of course, more drama in store for you all."
She also teased that Emily's life would take some "unexpected twists" in season 4, and told fans not to be surprised to see her on a "Roman holiday".
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James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.
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