Netflix has confirmed that the fourth season of its hit period romance Bridgerton will arrive in two installments, with Part 1 premiering on January 29 and Part 2 following on February 26, 2026. The announcement came during a global livestream event titled Bridgerton Season 4 Premiere Masquerade, where fans were also given an exclusive first look at the opening episode.
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At the event, Netflix unveiled the full list of episode titles, offering early hints about the new season’s central romance and narrative arc. Part 1 includes four chapters — The Waltz, Time Transfixed, The Field Next to the Other Road and An Offer from a Gentleman — while Part 2 completes the season with Yes or No, The Passing Winter, The Beyond and Dance in the Country.
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Season 4 draws from Julia Quinn’s third novel, An Offer from a Gentleman, shifting the spotlight to Benedict Bridgerton, portrayed by Luke Thompson. His story begins at a masquerade ball hosted by Lady Violet Bridgerton, where Benedict meets a mysterious guest known only as the Lady in Silver.
Unbeknownst to him, the woman behind the mask is Sophie, played by newcomer Yerin Ha, a maid who becomes the focus of Benedict’s relentless search. The season will also explore the romantic entanglements of the wider Bridgerton family, continuing the show’s signature blend of intrigue, courtship and high-society scandal.
A red-carpet premiere in Paris treated attendees to an advance screening of Episode 1. The episode features orchestral covers of Coldplay’s Life in Technicolor, Usher and Pitbull’s DJ Got Us Fallin’ In Love, and Third Eye Blind’s Never Let You Go, maintaining the show’s popular tradition of reworking modern pop hits into Regency-era arrangements.
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With new characters, familiar favourites and lavish ballroom sequences, Bridgerton’s fourth chapter is expected to be another major winter release for Netflix.