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Bridgerton Season 3, Part 2 Trailer Reveals Intriguing Plot Twists

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Netflix released the official trailer for Bridgerton season three, part two, on Monday, June 3, 2024, which picked up from part one.

Narrated by the ever-eloquent Lady Whistledown, voiced by Julie Andrews, the trailer was opened with, “Dearest, gentle reader, last night, an announcement came with great speed”. It opened excitedly as Penelope Featherington, portrayed by Nicola Coughlan, and Colin Bridgerton, played by Luke Newton, joyfully announced their engagement to the esteemed Bridgerton family.

From the trailer, Eloise (portrayed by Claudia Jessie) grappled with the revelation that her brother and ex-best friend would be getting married. This is particularly challenging for her because she knows Penelope’s significant secret as Lady Whistledown, which Colin is unaware of. She threatened to expose Penelope to Colin if she wouldn’t come clean.

Bridgerton season three, part two, will take off from where part one stopped. It will premiere on Netflix on June 13.

See trailer below

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