Phoebe Dynevor had a 'heads up' on Regé-Jean Page's Bridgerton's exit, opens up on filming intimate scenes

Phoebe Dynevor says Rege-Jean Page made their “Bridgerton” chemistry easy.

Back to work! Phoebe Dynevor couldn’t help but get emotional when she returned to set to begin production on season 2 of Bridgerton.

If there's one thing about Bridgerton that we bet you still can't get over, it probably is Phoebe Dynevor and Rege-Jean Page's brilliant chemistry. The duo managed to showcase the passionate romance between their characters of Daphne Bridgerton and Simon Basset in such an incredible way that fans couldn't help but be smitten by the show.

Phoebe Dynevor and Rege-Jean Page, the stars of the Netflix series Bridgerton, are sharing their thoughts on the iconic “burn for you” scene from the show.

It’s only been a little over six months since Bridgerton debuted, but the buzz for Season 2 is already intense.

Missing her Simon? Phoebe Dynevor admitted that season 2 of Bridgerton is “definitely different” without Regé-Jean Page but assured fans that the series won’t forget about the beloved Duke of Hastings.

Bridgerton fans went through major heartbreak quite recently when Lady Whistledown revealed that fan-favourite Regé-Jean Page would not be returning as Simon Basset aka The Duke of Hastings for Bridgerton Season 2.

Bridgerton fans went through major heartbreak quite recently when Lady Whistledown revealed that fan-favourite Regé-Jean Page would not be returning as Simon Basset aka The Duke of Hastings for Bridgerton Season 2.

Fans of “Bridgerton” had just gotten to know the Duke of Hastings when it was announced that star Regé-Jean Page was exiting the Netflix hit after just one season.

Fans were pretty upset about the news that Rege-Jean Page leaving Bridgerton after just one season on the hit Netflix series.

when Page’s exit was first announced. For this reason, TheWrap asked Dynevor, who is now in production on the new batch of episodes in the U.K., what Daphne’s story will look like now that she’s shifting to a supporting role, with her brother Anthony Bridgerton (Jonathan Bailey) taking center stage in Season 2.“It’s definitely different,” the Netflix star told TheWrap.

Jon Burlingame From the period-specific tunes of “The Crown” to the surprising instrumental reworkings of modern pop hits in “Bridgerton,” this season’s Emmy contenders in music supervision showcase the growing field’s continued influence.Alexandra Patsavas“Bridgerton” may give veteran music supervisor Patsavas her best shot yet at an Emmy thanks to her clever use of chamber music-style covers of modern pop songs, which help trace the emotional journey of Daphne and Simon (Phoebe Dynevor and

We have new photos from the set of Bridgerton and Phoebe Dynevor was spotted back in character as Daphne Bridgerton!

In scenes worthy of a newsletter from Lady Whistledown herself, Bridgerton's stars have been spotted filming series two to the delight of fans. Period drama Bridgerton became one of Netflix's biggest-ever hits when it launched in 2020, so fans have been eagerly awaiting a second season.

Phoebe Dynevor shared her feeling about her co-star and on-screen husband, Regé-Jean Page, exiting the show. Fans were shocked to find out that the British actor, who portrays Simon, Duke of Hastings, was leaving the show after just one season.

Bridgerton star Phoebe Dynevor, who plays Daphne Bridgerton on the , just publicly reacted to the news that her costar, Regé-Jean Page, who plays her character's husband, Simon, will be leaving the series.“I had a bit of a heads up, so I knew,” Dynevor revealed on a Variety podcast on May 20, per . That makes sense–Page was only ever contracted for a single season and, apparently, approached the project like a limited series.