‘Bridgerton’ Season 4 Trailer Unveils Benedict’s Cinderella-Inspired Romance

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Netflix has released the first trailer for ‘Bridgerton’ Season 4, centering on Benedict Bridgerton’s forbidden love story. Yerin Ha portrays Sophie Baek, the mysterious Lady in Silver who captures Benedict’s attention at a masquerade ball hosted by his mother. Luke Thompson reprises his role as Benedict, the artistic second Bridgerton son searching for purpose beyond societal expectations. The footage highlights their instant chemistry amid class divisions and family pressures.

The season adapts Julia Quinn’s novel ‘An Offer from a Gentleman,’ reimagining Sophie as the daughter of an earl turned maid after her father’s death. Benedict encounters her in dual contexts, unaware of her true identity behind the mask. Trailer scenes feature lavish balls, stolen glances, and steamy encounters characteristic of the series’ romantic style. Shonda Rhimes executive produces, maintaining the opulent Regency-era aesthetic.

Production wrapped earlier this year, with Part 1 consisting of four episodes premiering January 29, 2026. Part 2 follows later in the year, allowing for a binge-friendly release pattern established in previous seasons. Returning cast members include Jonathan Bailey as Anthony, Simone Ashley as Kate, and Ruth Gemmell as Violet Bridgerton. New additions expand the ensemble supporting Benedict’s journey.

The trailer emphasizes themes of identity, social barriers, and self-discovery within the ton’s rigid structure. Benedict’s reluctance toward marriage contrasts Sophie’s guarded past, building tension across ballroom dances and private moments. Music supervision incorporates orchestral covers of contemporary songs, a signature element since Season 1. Netflix reports sustained global viewership for the franchise.

This installment shifts focus from previous sibling leads, exploring Benedict’s bohemian pursuits and emotional growth. Sophie Baek’s backstory introduces fresh dynamics to the Bridgerton family interactions. The Cinderella motif appears through masked anonymity and transformative encounters. Season 4 continues the series’ blend of romance, drama, and visual spectacle for American audiences.

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