‘Emily in Paris Season 5’ returns December 18, 2025. Emily Cooper, played by Lily Collins, leaves Paris for Venice, Italy, to head Agence Grateau’s new office. The season features romance, career challenges, and emotional growth. Cast includes Lily Collins, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Ashley Park, and more.
‘Emily in Paris’ is all set to make its grand return, promising a fresh blend of romance, fashion, and drama. This season takes an exciting turn as Emily Cooper, portrayed by Lily Collins, leaves behind the city of love – Paris to embark on a new adventure in Venice, Italy. The beloved series continues to explore modern themes of cross-cultural experiences, love and the ever-evolving influence of social media.
The makers confirm premiere date
An official social media platform of Netflix announced the premiere date for ‘Emily in Paris Season 5’, which arrives on December 18, 2025. Along with the release of the trailer, it teased fans with the caption, “Hearts will go farther than ever before…Emily in Paris returns DECEMBER 18.”
Plot overview and star-studded cast
‘Emily in Paris’ centres on an American named Emily who relocates from Chicago to Paris after securing an exciting job opportunity, despite having no knowledge of the French language. Initially, her new life seems to unfold perfectly, but complications arise as she gets caught up in various romantic relationships. The star-studded cast includes Lily Collins, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Ashley Park, Camille Razat, Lucas Bravo, Samuel Arnold, Bruno Gouery, and Lucien Laviscount. Created by Darren Star, the series combines elements of romance, comedy, and drama to explore Emily’s adventures abroad.
Production team and cinematography
The production of the series involves a talented team, including Stephen Joel Brown, Shihan Fey, Lily Collins, Jake Fuller, Raphael Benoliel, Joe Murphy, Joshua S Levy, Prathiksha Srinivasan, and Ryan McCormick. It is produced under the banners of Darren Star Productions, MTV Entertainment Studios, and Jax Media. The visual storytelling is crafted by cinematographers Steven Fierberg, Jendra Jarnagin, Seamus Tierney, Stephane Bourgoin, and Alexander Gruszynski. Go to Source
