After five seasons of romance, fashion triumphs (and disasters), and more complicated relationships than you can shake a baguette at, ‘Emily in Paris‘ is preparing for its final bow. Netflix has released the first teaser trailer for the sixth and final season of the comedy-drama, which sees Lily Collins (Mank) take Emily Cooper on one last European adventure this December.
The teaser opens with a nostalgic look back at Emily’s journey from wide-eyed American newcomer to a woman who has made Paris her home. There are reminders of the relationships, career chaos and occasionally questionable decisions along the way, including that memorable attempt to cut her own fringe. But the past is only part of the story, as the footage soon heads for sun-soaked Greece and the glamour of Monaco.
Most importantly, there’s a familiar face waiting in Greece. Gabriel, played by Lucas Bravo (Ticket to Paradise), is back in the picture, with the former couple reuniting at an outdoor market. Emily seems genuinely surprised to bump into him, so just how they end up in the same place remains one of the big questions of the final season.
So, where did we leave everyone?
Spoilers for Season 5 follow.
The previous season saw Emily splitting her time between Paris and Rome, where her relationship with Italian cashmere heir Marcello ultimately came to an end. While he wanted her to join the family business in Italy, Emily realised that the career and life she’d built in Paris were not things she was ready to give up.
That left the door rather conveniently open for Gabriel. After hearing about the breakup, the chef sent Emily a postcard inviting her to join him on his boss’s yacht in Greece. The new teaser confirms the pair will see each other again, but whether they’re heading for a happy ending or another round of romantic confusion is anyone’s guess.
And Emily isn’t the only one with relationship issues to untangle. Mindy, played by Ashley Park (Only Murders in the Building), accepted a proposal from Nicolas, played by Paul Forman (Doctor Who), at the end of Season 5, despite an increasingly complicated connection with Alfie, played by Lucien Laviscount (People We Meet on Vacation). With Alfie convinced the engagement is a mistake, that’s another potentially explosive situation waiting to unfold.
The returning cast also includes Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu (Call My Agent!) as Sylvie, Bruno Gouery (The White Lotus) as Luc, Samuel Arnold (Platane) as Julien, William Abadie (Sex and the City) as Antoine, and Minnie Driver (Good Will Hunting) as Princess Jane.
Series creator Darren Star is back overseeing the farewell. Production on the final season wrapped earlier this year, with Collins and Star marking the end of filming at Place de l’Estrapade in Paris, one of the locations where Emily’s journey began. It seems only fitting that, after hopping around Europe, the series will ultimately return to the city in its title.
Netflix says the final chapter will see Emily forced to make some defining decisions about her career, her relationships and the future she wants. Will she end up with Gabriel, choose someone else, or simply decide the best relationship is the one she has with Paris? Whatever happens, expect spectacular locations, enviable wardrobes and at least a little romantic chaos before the final au revoir.
‘Emily in Paris‘ Season 6 premieres Thursday, 24th December 2026 on Netflix.
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