This summer, all eyes will be on Paris, but not just for the Olympics. The buzz is about the return of Emily Cooper! That’s right, ‘Emily in Paris’ is coming back to Netflix this August for its fourth season. Our excitement is off the charts, almost as high as it was for the third season. After a dramatic season filled with tangled love affairs, hidden secrets, and a near-death experience, ‘Emily in Paris’ saved its most shocking moment for the very end of Episode 10. If you need a refresher on the dramatic season 3 finale and don’t have time to rewatch, we’ve got a detailed recap to help you catch up.
‘Emily In Paris’ Season 3 Recap And Ending Explained
At the beginning of season three, Mindy and Benoit are still together from the previous season. Benoit persuades Mindy to quit her band and join him and Étienne (Jin Xuan Mao) after she gets an offer for a steady gig at a Chinese dinner club. However, Benoit’s jealousy flares up when Nicolas de Léon (Paul Forman), Mindy’s old classmate from boarding school, reappears.
Nico, the head of the JVMA company, begins flirting with Mindy, which makes Benoit feel insecure. This eventually leads to their breakup, and Mindy starts a relationship with Nico.
Things go smoothly until Nico and Emily clash over his plan to restructure Pierre Cadault’s (Jean-Christophe Bouvet) fashion label and remove the renowned designer from his brand. Emily and Sylvie outmanoeuvre Nico, which embarrasses him in front of his father. In retaliation, Nico creates tension between Emily and Mindy.
When Alfie informs Mindy about Nico's behaviour, she is outraged. She confronts Nico in the finale, insisting he needs to respect Emily because she is considered "family." Nico later apologises to both Mindy and Emily.
Nico’s apology to Mindy comes shortly after Benoit returns to reveal that he submitted their hit song, “Mon Soleli,” to the Eurovision song contest—and it was accepted. This means Mindy and Benoit will be spending a lot of time together next season, potentially causing more drama with her boyfriend Nico.
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Sylvie And Her Husband Laurent Reignite Their Relationship
Sylvie starts season three in a relationship with Erik (Søren Bregendal), but she cannot ignore her lingering feelings for her husband, Laurent (Arnaud Binard). They have a primarily physical relationship this season, but by the end, they decide to give their marriage another shot.
Laurent plans to open a new club in Paris so he won’t have to constantly travel to Saint-Tropez for work. However, he needs an investor to fund the new venture. Sylvie’s happiness dims when she discovers the investor is Louis dé Leon, Nico’s father. Earlier in the season, Sylvie had hinted that Louis had mistreated her and abused his power when they worked together years ago. To protect Pierre’s position, Sylvie cuts ties with Louis and JVMA.
Julien Considers Leaving Agence Grateau
In ‘Emily in Paris,’ Emily’s constant stream of innovative ideas impresses Agence Grateau’s clients but can be somewhat annoying to viewers. This season, Julien's frustration with Emily's interference becomes evident. He voices his complaints to Sylvie and Luc, but Sylvie brushes off his concerns, attributing them to Emily’s hard work.
By the season finale, Julien pitches an idea for an androgynous suit to a major client, but Emily interrupts with suggestions on improving the campaign. Julien loses his temper and storms off. Although Sylvie comforts him and acknowledges that Emily’s behaviour needs addressing, Julien decides he’s had enough. He later emails an undisclosed recipient expressing his interest in leaving Agence Grateau for a new job opportunity.
Camille And Gabriel’s Surprise Wedding
Camille and Gabriel reunite at the end of season two, despite their pact with Emily not to date each other. They spend much of season three in a relationship but are seldom together. During Alfie’s housewarming party in Episode Five, Emily catches Camille kissing artist Sofia (Melia Kreiling) on the roof.
Emily keeps this secret from others at Camille’s request. Camille and Sofia’s relationship deepens as they vacation in Greece. Gabriel grows concerned when Camille stops responding to his messages.
When Camille returns from Greece, Gabriel proposes to her at the Musée d'Orsay. However, Camille beats him to the punch and proposes first. They decide to get married immediately at Camille’s family estate, Château Lalisse, and tie the knot in her family chapel.
'Emily In Paris' Season 3 Ending Explained
Emily appears committed to her relationship with Alfie throughout most of the season. However, after learning that Alfie hasn’t introduced her to his family, Emily questions the future of their relationship. Alfie admits his past experiences make him hesitant to introduce Emily to his family. They decide to publicly declare their love by participating in a romantic campaign for one of Emily’s clients. The season ends with them sharing a kiss in a hot air balloon.
At Camille and Gabriel’s engagement party, Emily and Gabriel share longing glances, but Emily remains with Alfie. During the wedding ceremony, Camille struggles with her vows and eventually confesses that she can’t marry Gabriel because she knows he has always loved Emily. Camille reveals she made a pact with Emily to keep them apart and ensure she wouldn’t lose Gabriel.
The guests are shocked, and Alfie, feeling like a second choice, breaks up with Emily. Outside, Emily and Gabriel discuss their feelings, and Gabriel admits that Camille’s early return from Greece was due to her being pregnant. The screen fades to black as Emily reacts in shock.
Season three ends with the biggest cliffhanger yet, leaving fans eagerly awaiting season four to find out if Emily and Gabriel will resolve their issues.
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