Actors Katie Leung and Isabella Wei have expressed their interest in returning for a fifth season of the popular Netflix series Bridgerton. The two, along with Michelle Mao, were new additions to the show’s fourth season.
“I would absolutely love to,” Leung said when asked about a potential continuation of her role. Wei echoed that sentiment, stating, “It’s been such a wonderful project and all the people are fantastic, so if there’s a place for our stories in season 5, that would be lovely.”
The actresses noted that the response to their characters has generally been positive. Regarding Leung’s character, Lady Araminta Gun, they observed that while fans may dislike her actions, they are also praising the performance. “That’s really lovely to notice,” Leung remarked.
Bridgerton, based on the book series by Julia Quinn, follows the romantic lives of a wealthy family in 19th-century London. Part 2 of the fourth season became available on February 26.
Bridgerton stars Katie Leung and Isabella Wei are hoping to reprise their roles should Netflix move forward with a fifth season of the Regency-era drama. The actresses shared their enthusiasm in a recent interview, signaling a desire to continue contributing to the show’s evolving narrative.
Leung, who plays Lady Araminta Gun, stated, “I would absolutely love to,” when asked about a potential return. Wei, portraying Posy Li, added, “It’s been such a wonderful project and all the people are fantastic, so if there’s a place for our stories in season 5, that would be lovely.” The actors joined Michelle Mao, as Rosamund Li, as newcomers for the fourth season, which recently concluded its release on February 26.
The actresses also noted the generally positive reception to their characters, despite the sometimes-contentious nature of their roles within the series. Leung’s Lady Araminta Gun, in particular, has garnered attention for being a compelling antagonist. According to reports, fans have expressed both dislike for the character’s actions and appreciation for Leung’s performance. “That’s really lovely to see,” Leung said, acknowledging the nuanced response.
The success of Bridgerton demonstrates the continued appeal of period dramas and the power of streaming platforms to deliver globally popular content. The series, adapted from Julia Quinn’s novels, has grow a cultural phenomenon, sparking conversations about romance, society and representation. The show’s popularity highlights the ongoing demand for character-driven stories and visually stunning productions.
The second part of Bridgerton Season 4 premiered on Netflix on February 26, according to People. Leung and Wei’s roles were also discussed in a recent YouTube interview, and Leung’s portrayal of Lady Araminta Gun was highlighted by Variety as a standout performance.
