Bridgerton season 4 part 2 has arrived on Netflix, premiering on Thursday 26 February 2026. The second half of the season, consisting of four episodes, was released at 3am ET/12am PT, meaning UK viewers could start streaming from 8am GMT. The first half debuted on 29 January, leaving fans waiting nearly a month for the conclusion.
Part 2 picks up immediately after the dramatic events of part 1. Benedict Bridgerton (Luke Thompson) proposed to Sophie Beckett (Yerin Ha) that she become his mistress, not knowing she is the Lady in Silver he has been searching for. Sophie, now working as a maid in the Bridgerton household, is left reeling from the proposition. Meanwhile, Lady Araminta and her daughters have moved next door, creating further complications.
The season also delves deeper into Francesca Bridgerton (Hannah Dodd) and Michaela Stirling’s (Masali Baduza) relationship. Actress Hannah Dodd described their dynamic as “confronting” and “challenging,” with part 2 exploring Francesca’s feelings further. Showrunner Jess Brownell hinted that part 2 shifts from a “fantasy world” to a “workplace romance,” as Sophie navigates her role under Benedict, who is acting as Viscount in Anthony’s absence.
Key plot points from part 1 include Benedict’s search for the Lady in Silver, Sophie’s secret identity, and a passionate kiss interrupted by Benedict’s inappropriate proposal. Part 2 promises to resolve tensions between the characters, with Sophie and Benedict confronting their feelings and stations. Francesca’s story also continues as her relationship with Michaela develops in the aftermath of their unexpected reunion in Scotland.
With all eight episodes now available, fans can binge the rest of the season to see how these romantic arcs conclude. The series remains true to the source material while adding its own twists, keeping viewers engaged until the very end.
