A few days before the new episodes of “Emily in Paris” are released, Lili Collins gave the television audience a taste of the second part of the fourth season.

The lead actress of the popular Netflix series made a post on her personal Instagram account.

In it, she shared with her followers a series of photos from the filming of the second half of the new season.

In the caption of her post, she wrote: “A little something to help until September 12th. A first look at the fourth season of Emily in Paris, part two. Let’s see what happens when Emily takes a vacation in Rome.”

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A few hours earlier, the trailer for the second part of the fourth season was also released. The new episodes of the popular series will premiere on Netflix on September 12th.

As shown in the trailer, Emily temporarily leaves Paris and is in Rome for a business meeting, which she ultimately doesn’t know how it will unfold.

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After the dramatic events of Camille and Gabriel’s failed marriage, Emily is shaken: she has strong feelings for two men, but now Gabriel is expecting a child with his ex, and Alfy’s worst fears about her and Gabriel have been confirmed.

At work, Sylvie is forced to face a thorny dilemma from her past for the sake of her marriage, while the team at Grato’s Office is dealing with staff reshuffles. Mindi and her band are preparing for Eurovision, but when money runs out, they have to economize.

The chemistry between Emily and Gabriel is undeniable as they work together for a Michelin star, but two big secrets threaten to overturn everything they’ve dreamed of.

The award-winning creator and showrunner Darren Star returns as the head of the Emmy-nominated series, which became Netflix’s most popular comedy series in 2020.

Producer and lead actress Lili Collins reprises her role as Emily Cooper alongside her old co-stars Filipina Leroux-Bollio, Asley Park, Luke Bravo, Camille Razza, Samuel Arnold, Bruno Gueury, and William Abandi, the well-known guest star Kate Walsh, as well as new cast members Lucien Lavigaount, Jeremy O. Harris, and Arno Binar.