Emily Is Still Torn Between Gabriel and Archie in the Gorgeous "Emily in Paris" Season 3 Trailer

The end of "Emily in Paris" season two left just about every viewer on the edge of their seat with a major cliffhanger. By the season two finale, Emily is torn about her future in two areas: work and love. Following the resignation of Emily's boss, Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu), Emily receives an invitation from her former boss to join her at her new firm in Chicago. On top of having to choose between the two cities, Emily also has to choose if she wants to pursue a long-distance relationship with Alfie (Lucien Laviscount), who is returning to London, or remain single after Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) resumes his relationship with Camille (Camille Razat).

The future of Emily's work and love interest(s) will be explored in season three of the show, along with the evolving storylines of fan favourites Mindy, Camille, Gabriel, Alfie, and Sylvie.

At the end of season two, Emily's future in Paris is up in the air as she's forced to decide to take on a new job opportunity back in the United States or stay in Paris. While there are no details about any change of location for Emily, "Emily in Pairs" actor Lily Collins gave her opinion about a change of scenery for her character in a March 2022 interview with Jimmy Fallon. "Honestly, I would go all over the world with it, if I could," Collins said. "But the one thing is, like, I just want to go to streets where you can wear flats — because wearing heels, I mean, you wouldn't think how painful that can be in Paris." Time will only tell where Emily's next adventure is!

The cast of "Emily in Paris" season three will include Emily (Lily Collins), Mindy (Ashley Park), Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), Camille (Camille Razat), Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu), Julien (Samuel Arnold), Luc (Bruno Gouery), and Alfie (Lucien Laviscount).

Fans of "Emily in Paris" can count on Laviscount having a bigger role in the show as well, as he's been upped to series-regular status. About his character, Star told People, "I think it's honesty. And I think his truth just comes through. I feel like his perspective changes and he opens his eyes to things that happen. He's okay with what comes in front of him. And I just think he just takes everything on the chin and rolls with it."

"Emily in Paris" returns to Netflix for season three on 21 December.