The anticipation for the release of Bridgerton season 2 only increases with each new spoiler. This time, the revealed secret concerns a reference to the British royal family. According to the actress who plays Lady Banbury, the series has a reference to Meghan Markle and Harry.
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Adjoa Andoh plays the deceased friend of the Duke of Hastings' mother in Season 1. She gave an interview to Entertainment Weekly, where she made the revelation exposed above.
The new episodes are being recorded, even though a case of Covid-19 has momentarily stopped filming. Still, viewers continue to seek out all sorts of rumors and revelations about Bridgerton's new season.
“I really can't say much and neither would you expect me to, but I think what we absolutely know is that they are married now. It's a new married life and they have the baby, so there's all the vagaries of what it's like for young people with a new baby." That's what Andoh said in an interview with Entertainment Weekly when asked about Daphne and Simon.
“I mean, like Harry and Meghan, what is it like when you have a new baby? How does that affect you when you are a young couple with a new baby?” This question was asked shortly after by the actress to the report.
Bridgerton - synopsis
The series is based on Julia Quinn's bestselling book Bridgerton. Episodes delve into the sensual, luxurious and competitive world of London high society in the early 19th century.
The Bridgerton family has to deal with the weddings, the sumptuous balls of Mayfair and the aristocratic palaces of Park Lane.
Daphne Bridgerton (Phoebe Dynevor), the eldest daughter of the clan, is looking for a suitable husband. Like her parents, she would like to marry for love, but her older brother gets in the way of her plans and makes her quest even more difficult.
When Daphne meets the Duke of Hastings (Regé-Jean Page), the season's most sought-after bachelor, sparks fly between them. However, a scandal prepared by Lady Whistledown (Julie Andrews) causes Daphne's name to be tarnished.
To defend herself against slander, she decides to ally herself with the rebellious Duke. Thus she puts the values and appearances of London's elite to the test.
