Bridgerton book series author Julia Quinn knows who’s up next for the TV series, but don’t get too committed to the book ...

is that just as "bad" as an unmarried man and woman hooking up? Is there a way to simply remove homophobia from the equation while retaining the restrictive gender roles that keep Bridgerton's ...

There’s a curveball shaking up the ton. “Bridgerton” just confirmed that not one but two of the main characters are queer, in a surprise twist. Spoilers ahead for Season 3 Part 2. In author ...

The Bridgerton actress revealed on Instagram that she's "In Love with a woman, loud about it and proud about it!" On her Instagram story, Madsen also re-shared viral pride posts saying "News flash ...

I’d like to share my learnings: things get pretty spicy in Bridgerton (it’s a show about courtship after all) so I couldn't help but wonder, did women shave their legs in 1813? Well ...

Bridgerton surprised book fans by changing ... “The first time I read Francesca’s book, I really related to it as a queer woman. Her book is a lot about how she feels different from her ...

“In Love with a woman, loud about it and proud about it ... Friends and fans flooded her comments section with sweet messages, including Bridgerton author Julia Quinn, who left a series of ...

Of course, Bridgerton is set in the Regency era, but this line resonates throughout the season. Penelope (aka Lady Whistledown) is one of the only women of the Ton with her own financial means ...

Though the series features a cast of leading ladies not afraid to speak their minds and desires, “Bridgerton” has become increasingly restrictive on just how far its women can venture outside ...

I have never been scared by a trans woman in my life.” ‘Bridgerton’ courtesy of Liam Daniel/Netflix The actor also spoke on her initiative to fundraise, saying Not a Phase was going to have ...

Bridgerton' shall return for seasons three ... Francesca's book "When He Was Wicked," she "really related to it as a queer woman," explaining how the book "talks a lot about how different she ...

The “Bridgerton” star blasted J.K. Rowling for celebrating the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom’s recent ruling that transgender women are not legally women. “Keep your new Harry Potter ...