Spoiler warning: Spoilers for Emily in Paris Season 4 follows.
Welcome back to Paris, mon amies! Season 4: Part 1 of Emily in Paris fell on Netflix on August 15. Each of the five episodes is about 30 minutes long and is full of incredibly entertaining drama – so if you’re anything like me, you didn’t get off the couch for two and a half hours straight. You can repeat the experience when Part 2 releases another five episodes on September 12.
In the meantime, you have a Mini season Finale to be Obsessed With! The final episode of Part 1 ties up a few plot threads in a nice way. Julien is back at Agence Grateau, Camille is moving across the street from Gabriel, Laurent G is officially open in Paris, Agence Grateau is selling lube under the guise of Korean skincare – you know, the usual Emily in Paris antics. But there are also some big bombshells that set the stage for an even more dramatic Part 2. Here are the biggest revelations from the Emily in Paris Season 4: End of Part 1.
Marianne is no longer a Michelin inspector.
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Since the finale of the third season Gabriel has pulled out all the stops to impress Luc’s girlfriend Marianne, a Michelin inspector. But at the end of Season 4: Part 1, we learn – very embarrassingly – that Marianne was fired a year ago for inside dining. As Luc, Marianne, Sylvie and Antoine are having dinner at a very exclusive, very expensive restaurant, a real Michelin inspector calls Marianne a fraud. Sorry, Gabriel. Keep aiming for the stars, and maybe one day you’ll end up among the Michelin stars.
But why did she lie? Marianne confesses to Luc that she pretended to still have her job to impress him. He tells her that he loves her for who she is, not for what she does. It looks like this couple is going into part 2 with a good feeling.
Sofia and Camille break up because of a rocking horse.
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Okay, the truth is a bit more complicated. You have to remember that they have only known each other for a few months. Sofia has not exactly decided on a baby or a life in Parisespecially when she is so close to Camille’s ex (emotionally and physically). Sofia decides to move back to Athens and tells Camille to let her know when she is ready to come to her.
Camille is not pregnant. Actually, she never was…
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Oh, Emily in Paris. This kind of telenovela revelation is exactly why we love you.
Camille visits her gynecologist for the first time during her pregnancy after experiencing spotting. The next time we see her on screen, she’s smoking a cigarette with her friend in a cafe – you know what that means. The pregnancy test she took (off-screen) was a false positive. Camille explains that she actually experienced physical symptoms of pregnancy, including a missed period, which her gynecologist put down to stress.
Gabriel still believes Camille is pregnant!
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After Emily tells him the disappointing news about Marianne, Gabriel throws a party at his restaurant about not getting a Michelin star. (I mean, we all deal with it in different ways, right?) Camille shows up expecting to tell Gabriel about the fake pregnancy, but when she arrives, he can’t stop talking about how he has everything he needs in life – including their baby.
A waiter offers Camille a glass of champagne. She declines because she doesn’t want to spoil Gabriel’s joy. In my opinion, that’s the right thing to do. The truth will have to come out soon – probably soon in part 2.
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