Gay bridgerton
Even though I kind of enjoyed Bridgerton Season 1 for what it was, I have to acknowledge I wouldn&#;t have considered watching the latest Netflix series if it wasn&#;t for the queerbait in the promotional material.
This article contains certain spoilers for Bridgerton Season 1. You have been warned.
I fell for the queerbait. I can&#;t deny it. I fell for it so hard I ended up watching the entire eight episodes making up Bridgerton Season 1. I should have known better.
If the promotional team for Bridgerton hadn&#;t made sure to add a quick scene showing a queer guy hooking up with another dude, I wouldn&#;t include considered watching this show.
Set during the Regency, I was interested in seeing how such a series would handle queer characters. Also, it was a Netflix show by Shondaland. There had to be at least one homosexual supporting character if not one in the main cast, right?
Wrong!
Turns out that the queer man the trailer made sure to include was nothing more than a minor nature who debuts during the third episode. He&#;s an artist named Henry Granville (Julian Ovenden) who strikes a friendship with one of the main cast members named Benedict Bridgerton (Lu
So What Exactly Is the Deal With Benedict’s Sexuality on &#;Bridgerton&#;?
The Netflix adaptation of Bridgerton—soon to be counting three seasons—has made quite a bit of changes from Julia Quinn’s original period romance novels, as pretty much all adaptations are bound to do when bringing a story from one medium to another.
Story beats have been shuffled around, new characters have been added, and the direct in which each Bridgerton sibling finds their happily ever after has been altered.
By now it’s adequately known that Colin and Penelope’s story, the subject of season 3, actually happens a lot later in the Bridgerton novels—and that after Daphne and Anthony, Benedict is the one who takes center stage to pursue his own love story in An Offer from a Gentleman. To quickly sum it up without giving too much of the plot away, he has a Cinderella-type romance with a mysterious woman named Sophie, whom he meets during a masquerade ball and whose identity remains hidden for quite some time.
The show, however, takes a bit of a different approach when it comes to the second eldest of the Bridgerton clan. Benedict begins season 1 feeling aimless and out of place among his famil
Is Francesca Bridgerton Gay? What The Books Say & Show Changes
Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from Bridgerton season 4, part 2, and the Bridgerton books.
Summary
- Francesca Bridgerton is portrayed as vertical in Julia Quinn's guide series.
- Francesca marries Michael Stirling (who is gender-swapped and a lady named Michaela in the television show) in the books after John's untimely death.
- Netflix's Bridgerton alters Francesca's sexuality, making her possibly bisexual.
Bridgerton (the Netflix show) has been known to modify some details from the book series on which it is based, including timelines, character details, and more, but the most surprising change came in season 4, and revolves around Francesca Bridgerton's sexuality. The historical romance reveal, created by Chris Van Dusen, is an adaptation of Julia's Quinn arrange of novels of the same name and follows the noble Bridgerton family. Over the course of the series, each Bridgerton sibling finds love, with every season covering one character's story. However, Francesca's journey differs from that of her brothers and sisters.
Bridgerton showrunner Jess Brownell estimates that sea
Is Francesca Gay In Bridgerton? How Season 3 Conclusion Sets Up Her Future Romance
16 June ,
By Katie Louise Smith
Is Francesca Bridgerton bisexual? Showrunner Jess Brownell explains her upcoming queer like story with Michaela Stirling.
Bridgerton season 3's ending gave us quite a rare twists, turns and surprises, some of which act out exactly as they happen in the books, and some of which are completely different.
One of those surprises involves Francesca Bridgerton (Hannah Dodd) and her new husband John Stirling (Victor Alli).
Bridgerton book readers will already know how Francesca's love story pans out within her book, When He Was Wicked. But in episode 8, the introduction of a identity new character named Michaela Stirling looks set to make huge changes to what happens in her future.
Now, showrunner Jess Brownell has explained why the major change was made, what it means for Francesca's sexuality and how it's all place to unfold in the future of the exhibition.
WARNING: Major spoilers ahead for Bridgerton season 3's finale!
What is Francesca Bridgerton's sexuality? Is she bisexual? Is she gay?
Does Francesca Bridgerton en 
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