Emily in Camille Razat de Paris would leave the show

Emily in season 5 of Paris is on the way, but apparently, a familiar face will not come back. The show should start production next month, but according to DeadlineThe list of official actors will not include one of the regulars in the original series. It seems that Camille Razat, who played Camille, Gabriel’s girlfriend and La Fiancée later, will leave the show.

The news comes after the creator of the Darren Star series, suggested that the role of Razat in the series could change. After an interviewer suggested that the character of Camille had taken a rear seat in season 4, Star told Star TV“I think it’s a question. The characters can enter and get out of a series, but you don’t necessarily have to see them. We can or not. I don’t know how many Camille we will see next season.” However, he added that she could make a return even if he was not used to the series. “But again, she is part of the world of the series. I don’t know how long we will see it, but that does not mean, once again, that we will not see it,” he said.

In an interview TestStar echoes the same feelings: “I think she will always be part of the series-she is part of their world and I will never include the fact that we will see her again. Her story will continue,” he said.

Camille’s story was quite well placed in season 4, when she discovered that the baby she was expected with ex Gabriel was, in fact, a false pregnancy.

According to new reports, the Netflix program should first turn to Rome and later in Paris. The distribution will include Lily Collins like Emily Cooper, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu as her boss, Sylvie Greteau, Ashley Park, as Besttie Mindy Chen, Lucas Bravo, as Parisian love of Emily, Gabriel, Samuel Arnold as Julien, Bruno Gouery as an old boy Antoine Antoine and Lucien Lucy. Eugenio Franceschini, the Italian romantic interest of Emily, Marcello, will be promoted with a recurring character.

The news of Razat’s departure Emily in Paris comes after speculation about the future of another actor in the show. Last October, Bravo suggested that he was not entirely satisfied with the development of his character in the series. “I don’t really have freedom (in the show) and while people start to give it to me elsewhere, I have a taste,” he said to The independent. “As for playing Gabriel, I don’t understand it anymore. But we will see … Darren (Star) has plans. I’m just.”