The hit Netflix historical drama Bridgerton is back with a second series after millions of viewers loved the gossip and scandal of the first series. The second series is set to be a bit different as former main couple Daphne Bridgerton, played by Phoebe Dynevor, and Duke of Hastings, played by Rege-Jean Page, will no longer be the focus of the show.
Rege-Jean Page will not be starring in the show at all leaving the eldest Bridgerton brother Anthony Bridgerton, played by Jonathon Bailey, to take centre stage. He is trying to find his marital match which is sure to throw up some drama and hurdles along the way.
Bridgerton series will able available on Netflix from 3am on Friday, March, 25, with all the episodes released meaning you can binge-watch the whole series. Similar to the first series there will be eight episodes in the series, all around an hour long.
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The episode titles include A Bee in Your Bonnet and The Viscount Who Loved Me suggesting that series two will bring a lot of drama to the Ton. New cast members will include Simone Ashley as Kate Sheffield and Charitha Chandron as Edwina Sharma, both who are after Anthony's affections.
Netflix has also announced which songs they will be covering for the show, with last year's string quartet cover of Taylor Swift's Wildest Dreams becoming very popular and streamed widely, and there are some highly anticipated covers to come. Harry Styles' Sign of the Times and Pink's What About Us are among the songs to be covered in the second series.
Filming locations include Bath and London for the second series and you can read all about what to expect from the second series here.
