This Is How Many Seasons 'Bridgerton' Could Have on Netflix (& Fans Are Thrilled!)

Fans have a lot of questions about "Bridgerton" actor Regé-Jean Page – and his co-star is willing to provide some answers. Phoebe Dynevor, who plays Daphne Bridgerton in the hit Netflix series, revealed that viewers regularly ask her about what the 31-year-old smells like.

Regé-Jean Page and the rest of the "Bridgerton" cast are celebrating the series' massive success. Netflix announced on Wednesday that the Regency period drama is the streaming service's most-watched series ever with over 82 million households taking it in.  "82 M I L L I O N with love From all of us To all of you," the actor, who portrays the Duke of Hastings/Simon Basset, wrote on Twitter.  Page's co-star Phoebe Dynevor, who plays Daphne Bridgerton, also celebrated.

“Bridgerton” just shattered another record.

WARNING! If you’re all in on Bridgerton and happy to be swept away again and again into the romantic world of Regency era London, maybe don’t read too much forward. Wouldn’t want to pop the bubble.

Bridgerton is still a favorite among Netflix fans after premiering over the Christmas holiday.

Bridgerton is back for a second scandalous season and many fans may be wondering if the Netflix smash hit will be even more salacious than the first season.

Lady Whistledown is here with some good news: Netflix’s hit show ‘Bridgerton” will return for a second season.

In news that should surprise no one, Bridgerton has been officially renewed for season two at Netflix!

The “exciting news” about Bridgerton that Netflix teased on Tuesday became a reality this morning with the long-expected second-season renewal. In the style of Shondaland’s Regency-era period drama series, created by Chris Van Dusen, the pickup was announced by none other than the series’ powerful, plugged-in narrator Lady Whistledown, voiced on the show by Julie Andrews.

Broadway is calling! Binge-watching Bridgerton inspired TikTok user Abigail Barlow to write music for an original musical based on the Netflix hit — and fans can’t get enough.

Julia Quinn’s best-selling series of novels, created by Chris Van Dusen and produced by “Scandal” queen Shonda Rhimes — is set in the competitive world of Regency London during the debutante season.Dynevor, 25, who stars as fledgling socialite Daphne Bridgerton opposite 31-year-old Page’s Duke of Hastings, is reportedly devastated that her revealing work on Netflix’s most-watched original series is being exploited.“Bridgerton’s sex scenes appearing alongside some of the most obscene material the

Phoebe Dynevor, who plays Daphne Bridgerton in the new Netflix series Bridgerton, is explaining why she thinks fans will be waiting a while for a second season.

Bridgerton and its wealth of racy sex scenes is the new Netflix hit which has captured the attention of viewers. And now those who have been tuning into the period drama, which made its debut on Christmas Day, can rejoice as creator Chris Van Dusen has teased that it could have a long lifespan of eight seasons.

Cut from the same cloth! With any book-to-screen adaptation, it’s normal for changes and tweaks to be made to the story line — and Bridgerton is no exception.