(It's a half-season structure, a recent trend in other popular Netflix titles such as “Bridgerton,” “Stranger Things,” and “You”) For diehard fans of Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) and her French-set romantic mayhem, after the cliffhanger of a mid-season finale, no amount of new episodes will be enough

And in part two, lead actress Lily Collins promises that there will be plenty more where that all came from Emily's romantic problems (are you rooting for Alfie or Gabriel? ) and her professional shenanigans (when we last saw Sylvie and the rest of the Agence Gratot crew, they were trying to pass off a personal lubricant as a high-end skin moisturizer), Part 2 moves all the show's action from its usual Parisian setting to a whole new city

“Rome was such a magical place to shoot and so fresh and new that it was the perfect place for the crew to end the season We had never been to a place like this before In many ways, I felt like Emily,” Collins said in an interview with the magazine in August 2024

“It's an opportunity for Emily to let her hair down, turn on vacation mode, and put her phone down more Much of this season will be spent with Emily trying to figure out how to create a better work-life balance That's part of her journey of lessons learned”

And visiting a new country means mingling with the locals, which fans have already gotten a glimpse of in new stills from later in the season and in the official new trailer One of those Italians is apparently Eugenio Franceschini, who plays Marcello, Cooper's rumored new love interest Marcello, a native of Rome, is outspoken, confident, and values simplicity He is true to his family's corporate roots”

Collins, however, is coy about the Italian stallion his character assumes 'I can't say too much about that,' she said But Emily is going to have a very fun Roman holiday, and Emily wouldn't be Emily without a lesson in geometry,” she told Deadline Tom's Guide will be bringing you all the behind-the-scenes snippets, actor insights, character descriptions, and on-set photos of “Emily in Paris” in advance of Season 4 Part 2 Until then, you can catch up with Emily and Co by re-watching the show's first three seasons and Season 4 Part 1 via Netflix subscription