The sixth and final season of Emily in Paris is currently in production in France and will premiere on Netflix on December 24, 2026.
QUOTE FROM CREATOR, DARREN STAR AS TOLD TO TUDUM.COM: "I wanted the final season to feel like the biggest Emily in Paris experience yet. We went to multiple locations this season, and Greece was somewhere we really wanted to showcase in a spectacular way. That's part of the fantasy of Europe: you're always within reach of another extraordinary place, another culture, another adventure. I wanted the audience to have that vicarious experience of traveling right along with Emily."
ABOUT EMILY IN PARIS
Logline: Stepping into a new era of ambition and romance, Emily faces defining choices that test her ultimate loyalties. But as unexpected career conflicts and shifting relationships force her to reevaluate where her true future lies, she must make one final choice between her career, her heart, and the life she's built in Paris.
Creator / Executive Producer / Writer: Darren Star
Executive Producers: Tony Hernandez, Lilly Burns, Andrew Fleming, Alison Brown, Robin Schiff, Grant Sloss, Joe Murphy, Stephen Brown, Ryan McCormick, and Raphaël Benoliel
Returning Cast: Producer Lily Collins (Emily Cooper), Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu (Sylvie Grateau), Ashley Park (Mindy Chen), Lucas Bravo (Gabriel), Samuel Arnold (Julien), Bruno Gouery (Luc), William Abadie (Antoine Lambert), Lucien Laviscount (Alfie), Minnie Driver (Princess Jane), Paul Forman (Nico)
Produced by: Paramount Television Studios, Darren Star Productions, and Jax Media
EMILY IN PARIS BEGINS PRODUCTION IN GREECE FOR THE 6TH AND FINAL SEASON
Lily Collins on the 'Emily In Paris' set in Greece | Giulia Parmigiani/Netflix
Today, Netflix announced EMILY IN PARIS will come to a conclusion when it returns for its 6th and final season, which began production in Greece.
QUOTE FROM CREATOR, DARREN STAR: "Making Emily in Paris with this extraordinary cast and crew has been the trip of a lifetime. As we embark on the final season, I am so grateful to Netflix, Paramount, and, most importantly, the fans who have taken this incredible journey with us. We can't wait to share this last chapter with you. Thank you for letting us be a part of your lives, inspiring your dreams of travel and your love of Paris. We will always have 'Emily in Paris!'"
ABOUT EMILY IN PARIS
· Emily in Paris Logline: Emily, an ambitious twentysomething marketing executive from Chicago, unexpectedly lands her dream job in Paris. Her new life is filled with intoxicating adventures and surprising challenges as she juggles work, friendships, and romance.
· Creator / Executive Producer / Writer: Darren Star
· Produced by: Paramount Television Studios, Darren Star Productions, and Jax Media
· Emily in Paris has captivated fans around the world. Since its debut in 2020, Seasons 1-5 have spent 32 weeks on the Netflix Global Top 10 list, reached #1 in 90 countries, and accumulated over 250 million views from H1 2023 to H2 2025 .The series invites fans into Emily's chic and fabulous life inspiring trends, memes, fashion, location visits and more. As with his previous groundbreaking television series that put New York (Sex and the City) and Los Angeles (Beverly Hills, 90210 and Melrose Place) on the cultural map, creator Darren Star's signature storytelling has consistently shaped entertainment and global pop culture - this time through the lens of Paris. Emily in Paris contributed to a boost in tourism to France, and French President Emmanuel Macron praised the show for enhancing the city's appeal.
· Darren Star's storytelling has found an incredible home on Netflix, according to the Netflix engagement report, Darren Star titles on Netflix - including Emily in Paris, Sex and the City, Younger, Sex and the City: The Movie, Sex and the City 2, and Uncoupled - garnered 435 million total views from H1 2023 to H2 2025. Most recently we announced a new comedy series Uncorked, which plans to delve into the life of a talented but self-destructive winemaker who returns to Napa for her second chance at love, legacy and that elusive 100 point wine.
Lily Collins as Emily on the set of ‘Emily in Paris’ Season 6 | Giulia Parmigiani/Netflix
Executive producer and creator Darren Star on the set of ‘Emily in Paris’ Season 6 | Giulia Parmigiani/Netflix
Executive producer and creator Darren Star with Lily Collins on the set of ‘Emily in Paris’ Season 6 | | Giulia Parmigiani/Netflix
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From TUDUM By Netflix:
Emily in Paris Says Adieu with Upcoming Final Season
Production has started on Season 6 of the series about the titular American expat.
Everyone’s favorite marketing executive is returning for one last adventure: Emily in Paris will end with Season 6, which is now filming.
The fashion comedy’s star, Lily Collins, announced the news with a video, which you can see above. “Season 6 will bring you everything you love about the show and serve as the final chapter in Emily’s adventure of a lifetime,” Collins says.
Greece is the first stop for Season 6 production. Emily in Paris will then jet off to Monaco and, finally, return to the City of Light. Would you expect anything less fabulous for Emily Cooper’s (Collins) final escapade? Writer, creator, and executive producer Darren Star agrees.
“Making Emily in Paris with this extraordinary cast and crew has been the trip of a lifetime. As we embark on the final season, I am so grateful to Netflix, Paramount, and, most importantly, the fans who have taken this incredible journey with us,” he says. “We can’t wait to share this last chapter with you. Thank you for letting us be a part of your lives, inspiring your dreams of travel and your love of Paris. We will always have Emily in Paris!”
Collins’s video serves as a reminder of all the joy — and sparkle — that happens behind the scenes of Emily in Paris. Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu (Sylvie Grateau), Ashley Park (Mindy Chen), Lucas Bravo (Gabriel), Lucien Laviscount (Alfie), Samuel Arnold (Julien), Bruno Gouery (Luc) William Abadie (Antoine Lambert), and the rest of the cast can be seen in the clip. “I can’t wait for all the magic ahead and to celebrate our final season with you in the most chic way yet!” Collins says. “I’m so incredibly grateful.”
The upcoming season will follow in the well-heeled footsteps of Season 5, which saw Emily take a bit of a Roman holiday. In Rome, she’s romanced by Italian cashmere heir Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini) — naturally! — before realizing her heart yearns for the home she built in Paris. Meanwhile, Emily’s best friend, Mindy, gets engaged to her own fashion designer beau, Nicolas de Léon (Paul Forman) — but has a spark with Alfie (Laviscount) that can’t seem to be extinguished.
So, what’s next for Emily, Mindy, and the rest of their stylish friends? You’ll have to stay tuned to Tudum for more information on the final season of Emily in Paris — santé!
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This caps Emily in Paris‘ journey, which stared with a 2018 series order at Paramount Network, where it was supposed to be paired with Star’s TV Land dramedy Younger. Emily in Paris moved to Netflix ahead of its first season, originally produced for Paramount Network by MTV Entertainment Studios. The studio’s parent company went through two mergers since, Viacom-CBS and Paramount-Skydance. The studio underwent a couple of transformations too; it is now Paramount Television Studios.
The Greece location picks up from the Season 5 finale cliffhanger, in which Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) sent Emily (Collins) a postcard from the ancient country, asking her to meet him there.
Star at the time told Deadline that the duo reconnecting “definitely hints at the idea that they’ll stay in each other’s lives.” This being the final season and Emily accepting Gabriel’s invitation also hints that fans may get what they had been hoping for since Episode 1 — that the star-crossed lovers are endgame.
Collins addressed the show’s fans in a video, which you can watch above.
“Season 6 will bring you everything you love about the show and serve as the final chapter in Emily’s adventure of a lifetime,” she said. “Our entire cast and crew are pouring our hearts into making this a fantastic farewell season, which we’re now filming. I can’t wait for all of the magic ahead, and to celebrate our final season with you in the most chic way yet. We’re so incredibly grateful, and we love you all.”
Seasons 1–5 of Emily in Paris, which made its Netflix debut in 2020, have spent 32 weeks on the streamer’s Global Top 10 list and reached No. 1 in 90 countries. The series has inspired fashion trends and memes and has boosted tourism to France, getting praise from French President Emmanuel Macron for its role in bringing visitors to the country.
Emily in Paris started with the eponymous heroine (Collins), an ambitious twentysomething marketing executive from Chicago, unexpectedly landing her dream job in Paris. Her new life is filled with adventures and challenges as she juggles work, friendships and romance.
Another legacy Paramount TV executive is leaving in the wake of the Skydance merger. Company veteran Keith Cox, who has served as programming president for multiple brands, including TV Land, Paramount Network and Showtime/MTV Entertainment Studios, is departing after two decades. His last day is Friday, June 5.
(Clockwise from Top Left) 'Hot in Cleveland', 'Younger', 'Yellowstone', 'Mobland', 'Landman', Keith Cox' and 'Emily in Paris' | Paramount; Deadline
Cox’s future plans have not been revealed but Deadline has heard that he is negotiations to join his former boss, Chris McCarthy, at NBCUniversal where the former Former Paramount co-Chief Executive Officer (CEO) has set up shop. It is part of McCarthy reassembling a close-knit team of key auspices, which includes David Glasser and his 101 Studios, who moved to NBCU at the start of the year, MobLand Executive Producer (EP) Jez Butterworth, who recently signed a five-year deal with Universal Entertainment, and Taylor Sheridan who is making the transition at the start of 2029.
At Paramount, Cox most recently was at the newly relaunched Paramount Television Studios whose President Matt Thunell announced his departure in an internal memo. In the company email, which you can read below, and in Cox’s own farewell message to staff, the two recount some of Cox’s biggest accomplishments during his 20-year tenure.
Originally hired in 2006 as Executive Vice President (EVP) Development and Original Programming for TV Land, Cox turned the cable network from a graveyard for old sitcoms to a legitimate original comedy player with the hit multi-cam sitcom Hot In Cleveland, which ran for 128 episodes. He then changed things up, bringing Darren Star into the fold for TV Land’s first single-camera series, romcom Younger, which ran for seven seasons, helped reinvigorate Star’s career and, years after its finale found new audience on Netflix. The duo’s shorthand led to Star making his followup series Emily In Paris with Cox at MTV Entertainment Studios, first for Paramount Network before it moved to Netflix where it became one of the streamer’s signature comedies.
In his next gig as head of programming for then newly-rebranded Paramount Network, Cox greenlighted Yellowstone from Sheridan and Glasser’s 101 after numerous other networks had passed on the neo-Western. That started a relationship that has yielded a slew of big hits, from Yellowstone and prequels 1883 and 1923 to Tulsa King, Landman, Marshals, The Madison and the recently launched Yellowstone spinoff Dutton Ranch.
Cox also was instrumental in getting Butterworth into the fold, resulting in series MobLand and The Agency, both with 101 Studios. Other series he oversaw include George & Tammy and Waco.
After Showtime/MTV Entertainment Studios, where Cox was President, was folded into the new Paramount TV Studios following the August 2025 Skydance merger under Thunell, he stayed on and continued to oversee the series under his purview, including the Taylor Sheridan slate and Emily In Paris.
Following Cox’s departure, his direct reports, VP, Paramount Television Studios, Antonia Covault, and VP, Paramount Television Studios, Todd Baynes, will transition to the studio’s current team, reporting into EVP, Head of Current, Carolyn Harris.
Here are the internal memos.
From Matt Thunell:
Team,
I’m reaching out to share some news with you regarding our wonderful colleague Keith Cox. Keith has made the decision to move on from his role with the studio after 20 years of invaluable contributions.
Over his long tenure, Keith helped oversee countless successful and culturally impactful series across the Paramount portfolio. He was an early champion of Taylor Sheridan and helped bring Yellowstone to Paramount Network, where it went on to become the top scripted show on cable and launched a franchise. He played an important role in the expansion of the Taylorverse, including Landman, 1883, 1923, Tulsa King, Mayor of Kingstown, and Lioness, as well as more recent hits like The Madison and Marshals; and the soon-to-debut Dutton Ranch. He also helped launch Jez Butterworth’s successful slate of series with Paramount+, including MobLand and The Agency. Keith has played a foundational role in MTV Entertainment Studios’ scripted success.
Additionally, Keith has been instrumental in the development and launch of a wide range of standout series across Paramount Network and TV Land. These include TV Land’s signature originals Hot in Cleveland and Younger, which helped redefine the network’s scripted identity, and on Netflix, Emily in Paris, which went on to become a global hit.
Keith has worked closely alongside some of the industry’s biggest showrunners, including Darren Star, Terry Winter, and Jez Butterworth, while also collaborating with longtime partner David Glasser and 101 Studios.
Most importantly, Keith is a respected leader and has been an incredible partner to both Dana [Goldberg] and me from our first days at Paramount. We are grateful for his leadership, collaboration, and the impact he has had on our teams, creative partners, and franchises.
Over the next few weeks, Keith will work on a transition with his talented senior creative team, Todd Baynes and Antonia Covault, who have been shepherding these successes alongside Keith and our partners at 101 Studios. Both Antonia and Todd will continue to work closely with me, and will now report to Carolyn Harris, Head of Current Series.
Please join me in thanking Keith for his many contributions. We wish you the best and will miss you deeply!
Matt
From Keith Cox:
As I mark my two decades at this amazing company, I wanted to send a note of thanks as I embark on my next chapter.
Twenty years ago this month, I packed my bags and moved to New York City to join Viacom and work at the TV Land network. Back then, all the Viacom channels were ramping up their original programming, and since TV Land was home to some of the most celebrated comedies of all time, the company decided to try its hand at original comedies of its own.
We broke out of the gate with the incredibly successful HOT IN CLEVELAND. The night we shot the pilot, when Betty White walked onto the stage, the audience gave her a standing ovation that seemed to last 10 minutes. We knew that night we had something special. HOT IN CLEVELAND went on for six seasons, won multiple awards, and helped establish TV Land as a legitimate original programming destination, paving the way for our first single-camera comedy, YOUNGER.
YOUNGER, created by the iconic Darren Star, ran for seven seasons and became one of the defining shows of the studio. Darren had already created multiple global television hits, and it was incredibly rewarding to partner with him in building another. That creative relationship eventually led us to EMILY IN PARIS, which we sold to Netflix, where it became one of their most successful comedy series worldwide. I remain incredibly proud of the teams, both creatively and behind the scenes, who helped make these series so special.
Then came 2018. The company decided to rebrand Spike as Paramount Network, and Bob Bakish asked me to head up development under Kevin Kay. It was quite an honor, but we knew we had to make an impact quickly and build a slate that could redefine the network.
In a breakfast meeting with David Glasser, Kevin and I heard a pitch described as “The Godfather in Montana.” We immediately saw the potential. A month later, we met with Taylor Sheridan and bought YELLOWSTONE in the room.
What followed exceeded anything we could have imagined. YELLOWSTONE became the #1 scripted show on television and launched what Chris McCarthy would later call the Taylorverse. With Taylor at the center of it all, we built one of the most compelling lineups in television: MAYOR OF KINGSTOWN, LIONESS, TULSA KING, LANDMAN, THE MADISON, 1883, 1923, CBS’s mega hit MARSHALS, and the upcoming DUTTON RANCH.
One of the things I’m proudest of is how aggressively and passionately this company supported these shows from the very beginning. With talented teams across every department rowing in the same direction, we were able to launch an unprecedented number of successful series in a remarkably short amount of time.
Most recently, our expansion into London led us to another exceptional creator, Jez Butterworth. Through my partnership with David Glasser, we brought Jez into the fold with an overall deal that led to the critically acclaimed THE AGENCY and MOBLAND.
Getting the opportunity to identify, develop, and produce these shows with creators like Darren, Taylor, and Jez is what has made this chapter of my career so fulfilling. But equally fulfilling has been working closely with my creative partners Antonia Covault and Todd Baynes, who have been on this journey with me since the beginning, and who I know will continue to shepherd these shows moving forward.
I’m incredibly confident that with Dana and Matt at the studio and Cindy, Jane, and Chris at Paramount+, these shows and franchises will continue to thrive. They care deeply about the work, the creators, and the audiences.
I apologize if this farewell reads a little like an IMDb page, but these shows were never just titles on a slate. They were years of collaboration, creative risk-taking, belief, hard work, and friendship. Our shows define our company, and our company is defined by its people.
What I will miss most are the people who made these 20 years so memorable.
And with that, I say thank you for 20 amazing years.
· Netflix announced today it has renewed EMILY IN PARIS for a sixth season.
· Emily In Paris 5 has amassed 26.8M views globally on Netflix in just 11 days, debuting at #2 in the Global Top 10 English TV list. This season reached the top 10 in 91 countries and #1 in 24 (including France, Italy, Brazil and Germany).
· Emily in Paris has captivated fans around the world for five seasons, with each season appearing in the global Top 10 English TV List for multiple weeks. The series invites fans into Emily's chic and fabulous life inspiring trends, memes, fashion, tourism, location visits and more. Emily even became the ultimate American in Paris for those unforgettable Olympics promos. As with his previous groundbreaking television series that put New York (Sex and the City) and Los Angeles (Beverly Hills, 90210 and Melrose Place) on the cultural map, creator Darren Star's signature storytelling has consistently shaped entertainment and global pop culture - this time through the lens of Paris.
· Darren Star was recently awarded the Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur (Knight of the Legion of Honour), France's highest civilian honor from French President Emmanuel Macron.
o Speaking at the ceremony, President Macron said: "I know, dear Darren, that this achievement means a lot to you, as you have made this series your love letter to France." "The way you view our country inspires millions to visit France, to return time and time again...And for those who already live here, Emily in Paris is an opportunity to see the beauty of our country with fresh eyes. For all this, I warmly thank you."
o Darren shared: "Being awarded the Legion d'Honneur by President Macron is both humbling and deeply emotional. France has become an essential part of my creative journey, and I'm grateful for the warmth, curiosity, and generosity with which it has embraced my work. It's an honor I will carry with immense pride."
· In celebration of Season 5's debut, Lily Collins, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Ashley Park and Star set off for the Paris World Premiere at the Grand Rex theatre aboard the legendary Venice Simplon-Orient-Express. The cinematic journey - straight out of Emily Cooper's imagination - closed with a surprise musical moment from Ashley Park, featuring songs from the series, including the beloved "Mon Soleil."
ABOUT EMILY IN PARIS SEASON 5
· All episodes of Emily in Paris Season 5 premiered on December 18, 2025
· Synopsis: Now the head of Agence Grateau Rome, Emily faces professional and romantic challenges as she adapts to life in a new city. But just as everything falls into place, a work idea backfires, and the fallout cascades into heartbreak and career setbacks. Seeking stability, Emily leans into her French lifestyle, until a big secret threatens one of her closest relationships. Tackling conflict with honesty, Emily emerges with deeper connections, renewed clarity, and a readiness to embrace new possibilities.
· Creator / Executive Producer / Writer: Darren Star
· Executive Producers: Tony Hernandez, Lilly Burns, Andrew Fleming, Stephen Brown, Alison Brown, Robin Schiff, Grant Sloss, Joe Murphy
· Starring: Producer Lily Collins (Emily Cooper), Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu (Sylvie Grateau), Ashley Park (Mindy Chen), Lucas Bravo (Gabriel), Samuel Arnold (Julien), Bruno Gouery (Luc), William Abadie (Antoine Lambert), Lucien Laviscount (Alfie), Eugenio Franceschini (Marcello), Thalia Besson (Genevieve), Paul Forman (Nico), Arnaud Binard (Laurent G), Minnie Driver (Princess Jane), Bryan Greenberg (Jake), and Michèle Laroque (Yvette)
· Produced by: Paramount Television Studios, Darren Star Productions, and Jax Media
Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) has one more reason to stay in Europe: Emily in Paris has been renewed for Season 6.
Series creator Darren Star has already started dreaming about what could be next for Emily in Season 6. “There’s a lot of places I’d love to visit. But I think the show organically [follows] the storyline,” Star said at a press conference in December. “The show is Emily in Paris. It’s never going to permanently leave its home base. But if I can take the audience on a journey somewhere else, I would love that … [It’s] fun to think about.”
The news comes quickly on the heels of Emily in Paris Season 5’s successful debut. The 10-episode season follows Emily as she travels to Rome for business — and pleasure. The Chicago-born marketing exec is tasked with launching an Agence Grateau office in the Eternal City, as she tackles a new relationship with luxury fashion heir Marcello Muratori (Eugenio Franceschini). But tensions rise in every corner of Emily’s life, and she’s pulled between the newness of Italy and her roots in France.
Fans were as charmed by this latest installment as the men of Europe are by Emily. Season 5 amassed 26.8 million views globally in just 11 days, becoming the No. 1 TV series in 24 countries — including France, Italy, Brazil, and Germany. Season 5 also appeared in the Top 10 of 91 countries. The tales of Emily, her best friend Mindy Chen (Ashley Park), and their orbit of friends and lovers is so beloved, series creator Darren Star was recently awarded France’s highest civilian honor: chevalier de la Légion d’honneur.
So what’s next for Emily in Paris? Keep reading to find out.
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What happens before Emily in Paris Season 6?
Emily in Paris Season 5 culminates in a trip to Venice for Marcello’s solo design debut. The fashion show goes so well that he’s embraced by his critical mother, Antonia (Anna Galiena), and offered complete control of his family’s historic cashmere business. Marcello asks Emily to join him at Muratori, but she declines. Emily wants her bustling career in Paris — not a quiet life in Marcello’s sleepy village of Solitano.
Although Emily and Marcello break up (for a second time), Mindy is more committed than ever. Her on-again, off-again boyfriend Nicolas de Léon (Paul Forman) proposes in Venice, and Mindy accepts. The only problem is, Alfie (Lucien Laviscount) has made his romantic intentions for Mindy very clear. Ever the straight shooter, Alfie tells Mindy her engagement is a “big mistake.”
In the Mediterranean, Emily’s ex Gabriel puts another possible shake-up into motion. Faced with a few weeks of vacation in Greece — and armed with the news of Emily’s latest split — Gabriel invites Emily to join him aboard his boss’s yacht.
Will Emily accept? Will she even get Gabriel’s postcard? And what new surprises will Paris hold? Find out when Emily in Paris struts back onto your screen sometime in 2026. Until then, keep coming back to Tudum for more news out of Agence Grateau.
The news revealed Monday comes two weeks after the arrival of all 10 episodes of Season 5 on the streamer. Season 5 ended with a few cliffhangers, including one for Mindy (Ashley Park).
When Nicolas de Léon came back into the picture midseason, he had an uphill battle ahead of him to win back Mindy’s trust. By the end of the season, it seems he has done just that because Mindy accepts his marriage proposal in a gondola in Venice alongside Emily (Lily Collins) and Marcelo (Eugenio Franceschini). This is only slightly challenged by a flame kindled between Mindy and Alfie (Lucien Laviscount) earlier on in the show.
“Anything’s possible, and I definitely feel like the two of them had a lot of chemistry, and it came out of left field for Mindy,” creator Darren Star told Deadline in a Season 5 interview. “It’s not the way she saw her life going.”
In the finale’s last moments, Alfie confronts Mindy, notices the ring on her finger and wishes her luck. He had previously shared his thoughts on Nico with her. Mindy looks at Emily and says, “What am I doing?” before the show ends.
“Mindy’s never chosen the easier path for herself. In past seasons too she’s always picked the harder path for herself when she knows it’s the right path,” Park told Deadline. “I think because maybe this rift with Emily softened her, I don’t want to say weakened her, she kind of just wants to choose the easy path. And we see her make decisions in a spontaneous way that maybe she shouldn’t.”
As for Emily, she broke things off with Marcello, thinking he was going to propose to her because he was holding onto the ring for Nico. Then, Gabriel, who got a job as a chef on a yacht for most of the season, sent her a postcard asking him to join her in Greece.
“The thing that’s interesting about [Season 5] is, instead of it being open-ended for Emily, Emily is cool. She is fine. She is actually more concerned at work with what Princess Jane is bringing to the table,” Collins told Deadline. “She’s great with how she handled things with Gabriel and Marcello. It’s Gabriel that’s unsure, and I love that there’s a shift there.”
As for whether the show is officially heading to Greece, both Star and Collins remained coy but shared hopes to do so.
The last cliffhanger revolves around the fate of Agence Grateau, for which Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) had to bring aboard a white knight due to financial losses.
Created, executive produced and written by Star, Emily in Paris Season 5 also stars Lucas Bravo, Samuel Arnold, Bruno Gouery, William Abadie, Thalia Besson, Paul Forman, Arnaud Binard, Minnie Driver, Bryan Greenberg and Michèle Laroque.
Executive producers include Tony Hernandez, Lilly Burns, Andrew Fleming, Stephen Brown, Alison Brown, Robin Schiff, Grant Sloss and Joe Murphy. The show is produced by Paramount Television Studios, Darren Star Productions and Jax Media.
The season follows Emily (Collins) to Italy, where she opens a satellite office for the marketing agency she works for in Rome. She strikes up a new romantic relationship there, but — spoiler alert — ultimately opts to return to Paris.
“She really chooses her own life in Paris and her work, and what she’s worked so hard to achieve,” series creator Darren Star told The Hollywood Reporter about Emily’s decision. “I think ultimately that’s where her heart was and it clarified for her the fact that she wants to be in Paris and she wants to live there, and it’s not a temporary thing.”
Star also hinted at a resumption of the on-and-off romance between Emily and Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) in season six. “I don’t think that Emily and Gabriel would be … I don’t think it’ll be an instant relationship, though I do believe that people can find their way back to each other,” he said.
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Emily trades bonjour for buongiorno as she seeks to reinvent herself in Rome, but when love, career and loyalty collide, la dolce vita gets complicated.
Emily trades bonjour for buongiorno as she seeks to reinvent herself in Rome, but when love, career and loyalty collide, la dolce vita gets complicated.
Emily trades bonjour for buongiorno as she seeks to reinvent herself in Rome, but when love, career and loyalty collide, la dolce vita gets complicated.
Embrace the detour, home wasn't built in a day after all! Emily in Paris Season 5 premieres December 18. Only on Netflix.
Credit: Netflix/Deadline
Netflix unveiled the official trailer and new photos from the highly anticipated fifth season of Emily in Paris. All 10 episodes will premiere on Thursday, December 18th on Netflix.
ABOUT EMILY IN PARIS SEASON 5
Synopsis: Now the head of Agence Grateau Rome, Emily faces professional and romantic challenges as she adapts to life in a new city. But just as everything falls into place, a work idea backfires, and the fallout cascades into heartbreak and career setbacks. Seeking stability, Emily leans into her French lifestyle, until a big secret threatens one of her closest relationships. Tackling conflict with honesty, Emily emerges with deeper connections, renewed clarity, and a readiness to embrace new possibilities.
Creator / Executive Producer / Writer: Darren Star
Executive Producers: Tony Hernandez, Lilly Burns, Andrew Fleming, Stephen Brown, Alison Brown, Robin Schiff, Grant Sloss, Joe Murphy
Starring: Producer Lily Collins (Emily Cooper), Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu (Sylvie Grateau), Ashley Park (Mindy Chen), Lucas Bravo (Gabriel), Samuel Arnold (Julien), Bruno Gouery (Luc), William Abadie (Antoine Lambert), Lucien Laviscount (Alfie), Eugenio Franceschini (Marcello), Thalia Besson (Genevieve), Paul Forman (Nico), Arnaud Binard (Laurent G), Minnie Driver (Princess Jane), Bryan Greenberg (Jake), and Michèle Laroque (Yvette)
Produced by: MTV Entertainment Studios, Darren Star Productions, and Jax Media
The Emily in Paris Season 5 Trailer Will Make You Feel Fireworks
A whole new spin around the City of Love — and Rome — is on the way.
Grab the champagne — Emily in Paris Season 5 is on the way. Or should we say, pop the prosecco? As the just-released trailer confirms, the fizzy heroine Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) is taking a detour from her beloved French city in favor of fair Rome, Italy.
Last season, Emily’s boss, Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu), asked her to open up a new Agence Grateau office in the Eternal City. The clip, seen above, reveals that the rom-com’s leading lady will mean business when Emily in Paris returns on Dec. 18. Emily’s got a new man (Eugenio Franceschini as cashmere mogul Marcello Muratori), new obstacles, and a dolce new outlook.
“She’s bolder, braver, stronger, and more adventurous,” Collins says. “She’s in a new city and a new country, figuring out her life, love, and work.”
While Emily applies her usual can-do attitude to her latest chapter, the trailer hints at some growing pains ahead. Marcello may be so enamored with Emily that he’s flirting in meetings, but his mother Antonia (Anna Galiena), is less than impressed by the American marketing exec’s ideas. At least Emily has a sleek new look that combines her Italian escapades and French savoir faire — and keeps her walking tall in her stilettos.
“The new look feels like her way of saying, ‘I’ve matured, I’m taking myself more seriously — so please take me seriously, too’ — while also embracing the idea of taking life itself a little less seriously,” Collins says. “There’s a sense of her letting go — literally and figuratively — of some of the weight she’s carried. She’s living life a bit more freely and carelessly, even if she still has her stressful moments.”
All of this growth has Emily in Paris creator and executive producer Darren Star calling the adventure ahead “one of [his] favorite seasons” of the series. “The story feels very fresh to me,” he says. “The relationships feel more mature this season, and I think there’s a lot for the entire ensemble to do.”
In the trailer, we get a peek at what “bigger and richer and deeper” stories Star has cooked up for Emily in Paris’s sprawling cast. Mindy (Ashley Park) and Alfie (Lucien Laviscount) share loaded glances back in Paris. Sylvie shows her soft side. And, Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) looks toward “the future.”
So what does destiny have in store for Emily in Paris? Find out when Season 5 premieres on Dec. 18 on Netflix.
Emily trades bonjour for buongiorno as she seeks to reinvent herself in Rome, but when love, career and loyalty collide, la dolce vita gets complicated.
