Bridgerton’s “The Choice” is crushing in more ways than one, taking things too far with a wedding that should’ve never even been hinted at.
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Bridgerton’s “The Choice” is crushing in more ways than one, taking things too far with a wedding that should’ve never even been hinted at.
Bridgerton’s “An Unthinkable Fate” gives us a horrifically awkward family dinner, questionable choices, and wedding planning.
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Bridgerton’s “Victory” ends with the kind of proposal none of us wanted to see, but there’s good still.
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Kate Sharma and Anthony Bridgerton’s relationship is a love match unlike any other, proving that there’s strength and healing in vulnerability.
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Bridgerton’s “A Bee in Your Bonnet” takes us through Aubrey Hall and the unruly viciously brilliant game of Pall Mall.
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Bridgerton’s “Off to the Races” shows that Anthony Bridgerton has absolutely no chill and Kate Sharma’s still the best.
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Kate Sharma is all heart, strength forged in the embers of grief and love. She is equal parts competitive and honorable, sharp and gentle.
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Simone Ashley and Jonathan Bailey discuss Kate and Anthony’s (Kanthony’s) future in the 2022 Bridgerton Season 2 global press conference.
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Bridgerton Season 2 teaser is here and we couldn’t be more hyped about it if we tried. Or could we? We probably could.
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There is much more happening within than the sole desire to check time when we see Anthony Bridgerton look at his father’s old pocket watch.
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Simone Ashley is perfectly cast as Bridgerton’s Viscountess Kate Sharma.
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A detailed scene by scene breakdown of the most important scenes in Bridgerton’s The Viscount Who Loved Me.
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Bridgerton has been renewed for a second season, which means the Sheffields are coming, and The Viscount Who Loved Me is about to be adapted on screen, and we’ve got thoughts. Naturally, in a TV adaptation, changes will take place as inner thoughts need to come out on-screen differently without the presence of the omniscient narrator—but that said, why not at least take apart some of our favorite moments in the book? In this case, at least if there are changes, we’ve discussed in length the scenes that have shaped this novel gorgeously. This goes without saying, but this will
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In other words, we’re here to talk about our favorite three Bridgerton books again and what that looks like.
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