Emily in Paris fans, we have incroyable news.
The hit Netflix series is officially in production, according to cast members Lily Collins, Lucas Bravo and Lucien Laviscount, who have already shared their excitement—and behind-the-scenes moments—on social media.
"Did someone say Saison Quatre?!" Lily, who plays the titular lead, wrote in a Jan. 19 Instagram post. "Finally reunited with my @emilyinparis fam back in Paris and it feels so good. Although, I may need to brush up on my selfie skills for Emily's sake."
It appears the cast recently had their first table read for the fourth season, as Lucas—who plays Gabriel—also posted a photo of the first episode's script to his Instagram Story, and Lucien—who plays Alfie—similarly shared his character name card on Jan. 19.
Alfie supporters will be glad to see Lucien's latest post—proving his character—while broken up with Emily—will be in at least some of the upcoming season.
And as for the state of Camille and Emily's friendship after that season three bombshell? Actress Camille Razat is optimistic.
"I hope that Emily and Camille stay friends," she exclusively told E! News in Dec. 2022. "I do."
And while no official release date has been set, fans of the Parisian show may get a new season earlier than expected.
Why? The first three seasons of Emily in Paris have dropped in November and December, but the upcoming 2024 Summer Olympics may have prompted the series to shoot earlier than usual—as filming will be prohibited from June to September in the French city, per the Hollywood Reporter. With that in mind, production may lead to an earlier season four release date.
But in addition to Emily in Paris, there are plenty of other highly anticipated shows debuting their newest seasons later this year. Read on for more.
Virgin River (Netflix) - Dec. 19
This sixth season promises fresh twists and turns, escalating love triangles, delightful wedding drama, as well as uncovered secrets from Mel’s father’s past which will transport us to the magic and mystique of Virgin River in the 1970s.
Laid (Peacock) - Dec. 19
In the new series, a woman finds out her former lovers are dying in unusual ways and must go back through her sex timeline to confront her past in order to move forward. Laid is a f--ked up rom-com where the answer to “why can’t I find love, is there something wrong with me?” is a resounding “Yes. There is. The problem is definitely you.”
Ilana Glazer: Human Magic (Hulu) - Dec. 20
The Broad City alum tackles everything from motherhood to being a stoner in her new stand-up special.
Josh Groban & Friends Go Home for the Holidays (CBS) - Dec. 20
Hosted and executive produced by Josh Groban, the special features a new format combining compelling stories, music, comedy and a live adoption on stage, celebrating the creation of a new family. Musical performances include holiday classics, new releases and original duets with Groban and his guests, including James Bay, Jennifer Hudson, Tori Kelly and The War And Treaty.
2024 Back That Year Up with Kevin Hart and Kenan Thompson (Peacock) - Dec. 23
2024 Back That Year Up With Kevin Hart and Kenan Thompson returns for a third annual special highlighting the biggest moments of the year. The comedic duo will close out the year with their unfiltered humor as they recap the past year of pop culture, sports, social media and politics. The special will feature guest appearances from the year’s most talked about celebrities, including Nate Bargatze, Mookie Betts, Kenny G, Blake Griffin, Jon Hamm, Jonquel Jones, Seth Meyers, mgk and Rashida ‘Sheedz’ Olayiwola.
The Flipping El Moussas (HGTV) - Dec. 26
Real estate power couple Tarek and Heather Rae El Moussa will continue to grow their working relationship while juggling the addition of a rambunctious toddler to their busy family life in the newest season of their follow-doc series.
The season will kick off in Hawthorne, California, where Tarek and Heather Rae tackle their most extreme flip project to date.
Squid Game 2 (Netfix) - Dec. 26
Three years after winning Squid Game, Player 456 gave up going to the states and comes back with a new resolution in his mind. Gi-hun once again dives into the mysterious survival game, starting another life-or-death game with new participants gathered to win the prize of 45.6 billion won.