How many episodes are in ‘Bridgerton’ Season 4 on Netflix?

Bridgerton Season 4 finally tackles Benedict Bridgerton’s (Luke Thompson) sweet, steamy romance with Sophie Baek (Yerin Ha) and it might be the Netflix hit’s most enchanting chapter yet.

**Spoilers for Bridgerton Season 4 Part 1, now streaming on Netflix**

Benedict and Sophie first meet at Violet Bridgerton’s (Ruth Gemmell) masquerade ball. Even though Benedict falls hard and fast for his enchanting “Lady in Silver,” he makes the rookie mistake of never getting her name. Sophie bolts from the party just as the masks fall at midnight, leaving behind a delicious mystery for Benedict to spend the rest of the season solving.

The twist, of course, is that Sophie is a lowly ladies maid, pressed into service by her vicious stepmother, Lady Araminta Gun (Katie Leung). She only was able to sneak into the ball because it was a masquerade. When Lady Araminta discovers what Sophie’s done, she immediately dismisses her. This leaves Sophie with no other option than to work for a family with a despicable lecher of a son.

When Sophie and Benedict meet again, he only sees her as a maid who needs saving. She keeps their past meeting a secret, which creates scintillating tension as Benedict finds himself nonetheless drawn to Sophie, despite her status.

Bridgerton Season 4 Part 1 ends with Benedict asking Sophie to become his mistress. It’s what society’s rules dictate their romance should be, but is it truly all that Sophie deserves? Meanwhile, we learn that the Bridgertons’ new neighbors in Grosvenor Square are none other than Araminta and her daughters, Rosamund (Michelle Mao) and Posy (Isabella Wei).

What happens next to Benedict and Sophie? Is this really the end of Bridgerton Season 4? How many episodes are left in Bridgerton Season 4? And when does Bridgerton Season 4 Part 2 come out?

Sophie (Yerin Ha) and Benedict (Luke Thompson) smiling up at kite in 'Bridgerton' Season 4 — Photo: Netflix

How Many Episodes are in Bridgerton Season 4?

There are eight episodes in total in Bridgerton Season 4. Only the first four episodes of the season are streaming on Netflix today.

Bridgerton Season 4 Part 2 is coming out later next month.

When Do New Episodes of Bridgerton Season 4 Come Out? Bridgerton Season 4 Part 2 Release Date:

Bridgerton Season 4 Part 2, which includes Episodes 5-8, will be streaming on Netflix on Thursday, February 26.

A man in a black mask and a woman in a silver mask stand together, possibly at a masquerade ball.

Bridgerton Season 4 Episode Guide:

Need to know when each and every episode of Bridgerton Season 4 come out? Here’s your guide to all the episodes in the new season of Bridgerton:

Season 4 Episode 1 “The Waltz”: Thursday, January 29
Season 4 Episode 2 “Time Transfixed”: Thursday, January 29
Season 4 Episode 3 “The Field Next to the Other Road”: Thursday, January 29
Season 4 Episode 4 “An Offer From a Gentleman”: Thursday, January 29
Season 4 Episode 5 “Yes or No”: Thursday, February 26
Season 4 Episode 6 “The Passing Winter”: Thursday, February 26
Season 4 Episode 7 “The Beyond”: Thursday, February 26
Season 4 Episode 8 “Dance in the Country”: Thursday, February 26

Will There Be a Bridgerton Season 5?

Yes, there will be a Bridgerton Season 5! In fact, Netflix has already renewed Bridgerton for both Season 5 and Season 6.

Bridgerton showrunner Jess Brownell has also confirmed that the show will tackle Eloise’s and Francesca’s stories next, but she’s staying coy on the season order.

Are Jonathan Bailey and Simone Ashley in Bridgerton Season 4? Where are Anthony and Kate?

Jonathan Bailey and Simone Ashley will be in Bridgerton Season 4 Part 2. Both actors have been confirmed to be returning to the show this season.

As we hear early in Bridgerton Season 4, Anthony and Kate traveled to her native India so they could welcome their firstborn child in her home country. Expect for Kate and Anthony to be bringing home a new little Bridgerton to play with cousin Elliot.

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