the new beau of season 3 will overshadow Gabriel

In October 2020, Netflix introduced viewers to the adventures ofEmily Cooper (Lily Collins), a bubbly New Yorker fresh from landed in Paris to join a prestigious press agency. In parallel with her taking up her job, the bubbly brunette had fallen under the spell of Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), a talented chef which made his heart pound, but which also caused him pain. After attracting more than 58 million people with the broadcast of this first season ofEmily InParis, the streaming giant had quickly renewed the series. And it looks like he did it again, but this time for two more seasons. While third season of the show is in progress, the cast of this one has been revealed and it could well be that Emily forgets Gabriel for a new Frenchy just as attractive…

the model and actor Paul Forman will therefore play the role of Nicolas Leon de Forman, a Heir princeunder immense pressure from his family despite his wealth and the comfort of his status, as reported by the outlet TVInsider. This dark brown x, glimpsed in cinematic works such as neverland (2019) or even seagull (2019), will then cross paths with Emily Cooper and together they will do business, but a personal connection unexpected will bring them closer. On the Web, the arrival of this new actor has visibly delighted many Internet users. “It will also make our heads spin”, wrote one of them on Instagram. “She [Emily Cooper] still ain’t gonna get three for her!” exclaimed another.

Lily Collins: her secrets on the set of Emily In Paris

While waiting to be able to find on the screen the handsome Gabriel and his competitor Nicolas, Lily Collins, alias Emily Cooper, took on this rolewhich has stuck with him for three years now. “The first time I heard about the project, I thought it was magical. I loved that Emily was herself, without having to apologize. I liked that she was bright, bold, full of life and wit, charming, down to earth and even silly”, she confided in an interview with Vogue in December 2021. And to add: “Overall, the vibe of Emily in Paris was something I had been looking for for a long time, which isn’t easy in romantic comedies. There are so many different shades, you had to find the one that suited you best.”