The premiere dates for Bridgerton Season 4 have reportedly been revealed — Part 1 arrives January 29, 2026, and Part 2 drops February 26. Get the full scoop.
Leaked Premiere Dates Reveal a Two-Part Drop
Exciting news for Bridgerton fans: the release schedule for Season 4 may have been leaked via Netflix Netherlands. According to the leak, the new season will debut in two parts: Part 1 on January 29, 2026, and Part 2 on February 26, 2026.
Although Netflix has not yet made an official announcement, the information came to light when Netflix Netherlands posted a season poster showing the two separate dates.
What We Know So Far About Season 4
A New Love Story on the Horizon
Season 4 is expected to focus heavily on the romance between Benedict Bridgerton, the second Bridgerton son, and Sophie Baek, who has been introduced as a servant. Their unlikely connection will bring fresh tension, desire, and complexity to the social season.
Showrunner Jess Brownell, along with cast members like Luke Thompson and Yerin Ha, teased this romantic arc during a London event earlier in 2025.
The Setting, the Stakes, the Style
Bridgerton remains rooted in the early 19th century Regency era, blending scandal, fashion, and romance in the elite social circles of London. As always, the series will continue to explore class differences, societal expectations, and the emotional lives of its characters.
Why Two-Part Releases Are Trending
The strategy of splitting seasons into parts has become more common — it keeps audiences engaged over a longer span and builds anticipation. By spacing the releases a month apart, Netflix gives fans time to digest storylines, speculate, and generate buzz leading into the second half.
If the leak proves accurate, Bridgerton Season 4 will follow this approach, ensuring the series stays a hot topic even between drops.
What fans should watch for
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How the Benedict–Sophie relationship develops against social obstacles
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What tensions and alliances emerge as characters from past seasons interplay
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Whether this two-part release brings new twists in narrative pacing and promotional strategy
