Creator's Answer To Bridgerton 4 Just Released In 2 Years

Nicola Coughlan (Netflix)

JAKARTA - Bridgerton fans have to wait again for their latest season. Creator Jess Brownell revealed fans seem to have to wait for another two years for Bridgerton 4.

It is known that the second part of the Bridgerton 3 series was released on Thursday, June 13 yesterday. This series is eagerly awaited by fans of the series, so that the book adaptation series is expected to continue.

"We are working to try and release it quickly, but the series is 8 months old and has to be edited, and must be voiced for the whole language," said Jess Brownell.

"Writing also takes a long time, so we're on pace for two years, we're trying to speed it up, but it's still at that time," he said.

The Bridgerton series has a different main character in each season. In Bridgerton 3, the main characters areIKEngington (Nicola Coughlan) and Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton).

Brownell chose to keep his mouth shut about the main character in the fourth season. But he was delighted to see the public's response to Bridgerton's story.

"I've had a few times, kept asking questions, and maybe I'll talk," Brownell said again.

We worked hard in the author's room, with the script. And I think this is the best project for me and the writers. We worked hard for collaboration so I can't wait to see the fan's response," he said.

Bridgerton 3 tells of Pioneer who asks Colin for help to find her husband. Then, Colin feels he is starting to fall in love with his best friend and ventures to express love.

In the second part, Colin and happened to be planning their wedding while81ng was in a dilemma because of his identity as the Lady Whistledown that Colin hated.

Several characters have also developed stories such astensil Bridgerton (Hannah Dodd) and Lord John Stirling (Victor Alli) who chose to move to Scotland. Benedict Bridgerton (Luke Thompson) is starting to realize his preferences.

"I think it's some clues. I know it's not clearly described, but there are hints for theorized fans," Brownell said in a separate interview.