Bridgerton fans are in for a treat as showrunner Jess Brownell has revealed that season 3 will delve deeper into the backstories of beloved characters. This comes after the successful spin-off series, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, premiered on Netflix in May 2023.Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story followed the intriguing journey of the eponymous monarch during two timelines. One timeline was set in 1817, which aligned with the present-day Bridgerton series, while the other was set in 1761 and showcased Charlotte's meeting and marriage to George III.Now, as Bridgerton season 3 gears up for its release on Netflix in May 2024, viewers can look forward to following another member of the Bridgerton family, Colin, and his romantic endeavors with Penelope.

During a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, Brownell was asked about the possibility of plot developments between Lady Danbury (Adjoa Andoh) and Violet (Ruth Gemmell) from Queen Charlotte carrying over into Bridgerton season 3. Brownell assured fans that there would indeed be further exploration of their backstory.

As the new showrunner, Brownell revealed that she had worked closely with series creator Shonda Rhimes to ensure continuity between past events and the upcoming season. She stated, “You'll see some further exploration of their backstory.

”The spin-off series, Queen Charlotte, not only focused on the romance between Queen Charlotte and King George but also shed light on the complicated friendship between Agatha Danbury and Violet Bridgerton. Queen Charlotte unveils that Agatha had a romantic relationship with Violet's father, Lord Ledger, adding complexity to their friendship.

In addition to delving into the Agatha and Violet dynamic, the present-day timeline in 1817 also highlighted the significance of the friendship between Violet and Lady Danbury. The garden scene in episode 5 of Queen Charlotte emphasized the depth of their bond and showcased the strength of their connection, unlike the superficial relationships commonly found within the Ton.

Moreover, this exchange revealed a different side of Violet, who had previously been portrayed as a widowed mother figure, resigned to a life without romance after her husband's death. However, her vulnerability in opening up about a potential romance or pursuit of love in Bridgerton season 3 presented a new dimension to her character.