We departed season three of Emily in Paris in the middle of a love triangle between Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), Emily (Lily Collins) and your character, Alfie. What can fans expect from season four?
It’s fair to say season three ended with a few cliffhangers. This season those questions definitely get answered. The train doesn’t stop. It’s a little bit more hectic than previous seasons in that true, daring style. This season is also a bit more emotional for Alfie. Fans can expect a beautiful train crash.
The show has seen such huge success and has attracted such a dedicated fan base. What has that been like to be a part of?
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