Overview
- Season 4 shifts the spotlight to Benedict Bridgerton and his romance with Sophie Baek, moving Luke Thompson from supporting role to lead.
- Thompson says his prior seasons prepared him for the step up and that he felt ready rather than anxious about headlining.
- He describes a "rich" on-screen chemistry with Yerin Ha that unfolds across different settings throughout the story.
- Netflix will roll out the season in two parts, with Part 1 on January 29, 2026, and Part 2 on February 26, 2026.
- Pointing to Bridgerton’s global reach, Thompson calls the show’s vast audience a rare career opportunity and says he is curious about the attention it may bring.