Shonda Rhimes reportedly ‘committed’ to adapting all eight ‘Bridgerton’ novels for Netflix series

Don’t worry, The Bridgerton Chronicles Fans. According to executive producers Shonda Rhimes and Betsy Beers, there will definitely be more to come after season 3 airs on Netflix.

With Season 3 set to premiere in two parts on May 16 and June 13, fans have already started wondering what Season 4 might entail. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg: the best-selling seller by Julia Quinn The Bridgerton Chronicles the series is eight books long, after all.

According to VarietyBeers and Rhimes remain “committed” to bringing every The Bridgerton Chronicles novels to screen, no matter how long it takes.

“I’ll be a grandma who gums up my food,” Beers joked, poking fun at the time it takes to produce. The Bridgerton Chronicles, given that the first three seasons took around two years each to complete. “But we want to make sure that there is The Bridgerton Chronicles for all of us who love him.

There is also no guarantee that the series will faithfully follow the order of Quinn’s books, given that the series has already ignored Benedict Bridgerton (Luke Thompson) to focus on Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton) and Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan) in season 3. .

While Quinn’s book series also began with Daphne and the Duke, the rest of the series follows each of the Bridgerton siblings alphabetically, with the exception of Hyacinth, who precedes the youngest sibling, Gregory.

As of now, it’s unclear who Season 4 will focus on, but showrunner Jess Brownell recently revealed that Season 3 will include major clues as to where Season 4 could go.

“I think there are some clues at the end of season 3 about where we’re headed. I leave that to the fans, but I think we raise our hands a little bit,” she told TVInsider.

Talk to VarietyRhimes also questioned whether fans should expect a second season of Queen Charlottethe prequel series that explored the heartbreaking love story behind fashion The Bridgerton Chronicles queen.

“I feel like I’m having a conversation with Netflix!” They ask me this question all the time! I’m still trying to figure it out,” she confessed. “I don’t want to tell a story that doesn’t need to be told – you know what I mean? I don’t want to do a second season of Queen Charlotteand you’ll say, ‘Well, that wasn’t so great.’

Given that Rhimes signed a lucrative deal with Netflix in 2017, her partnership with the streamer has no end in sight. Fans should keep their fingers crossed if they hope to see all the Bridgertons get their happily ever after.

The Bridgerton Chronicles Season 3 will air in two parts on May 16 and June 13.