"Emily in Paris" fans have been eagerly awaiting the follow-up to the Season 3 finale that shocked them with perhaps one of the nastiest weddings in history. Now, there is light at the end of the cliffhanger tunnel as Netflix has announced the release date for "Emily in Paris" Season 4. Yes, Netflix is making it a two-part series, like blockbusters like "You" and "Stranger Things."

Let's look back at that shocking finale: Camille confronts Gabrielle about her feelings for Emily during their wedding. Emily's boyfriend Alfie quickly backed down, saying he didn't want to be anyone's second choice, so many thought that would cleanly pave the way for Emily and Gabrielle to finally express their feelings. But before season 3 faded out, Gabrielle dropped a bombshell: Camille was pregnant.

Now we finally have the first details about when new episodes will be released and, perhaps more importantly, what fans can expect from the plot!

Netflix continues its recent trend of multi-part season releases for its biggest hits with "Emily in Paris" Season 4. The first five episodes of the new season premiered on August 15 as "Part 1," and another five episodes will be released a few weeks later on Thursday, September 12 as "Part 2."

For fans, season 4 will begin immediately after the dramatic events of Camille and Gabrielle's wedding, and although Emily still has feelings for both Gabrielle and Alfie, the former has a baby with her ex and the latter has a baby with her and Gabrielle about She is still reeling from the fact that her worst fears have been confirmed. The official synopsis also foretells that "Emily and Gabrielle's chemistry is undeniable as they work together for a Michelin star, but two big secrets threaten to ruin everything they've dreamed of.

Outside of the main love triangle, season 4 will see Sylvie forced to face thorny dilemmas from her past due to her marriage, Mindy and the band prepare for Eurovision, and Adjance Grato's team survives a personnel change.

It's been a long wait for "Emily in Paris" Season 4, but fans can expect plenty of drama when it finally returns to screens later this year.