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'Bridgerton' Renewed At Netflix For Season 2

Ani Bundel

21 Jan 2021 — 3 min read

Netflix's Bridgerton is one of the streamer's biggest hits, not just in 2020, but of all time. According to the streamer's reporting, the show on track to hit 63 million views in the first month of release, making it the fifth-biggest series of all time, up there with Stranger Things and The Queen's Gambit. With such massive numbers for the Regency-set romance series, it was only a matter of time before Season 2 became official.

Netflix went all in on the announcement, framing it as a missive from Lady Whistledown. The ton's favorite gossip sheet announced it could reveal the "incomparable cast" of Bridgerton would be heading to London to begin filming Season 2 in "Spring of 2021." The announcement included no release date for the new season, nor did the missive reveal much in the way of spoilers. But if history is any guide, Season 2 will follow the books and delve into Anthony's story.

Check out the announcement:

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