In Season 3 of "Emily in Paris," Emily Cooper, played by Lily Collins, is stuck between her boyfriend Alfie (Lucien Laviscant) and her ex-boyfriend Gabrielle (Lucas Bravo), who was dating her best friend Camille (Camille Lazat), in the diamond shape of love He was in the middle. And it doesn't look like this romantic drama will end anytime soon. Bravo recently revealed that the upcoming "Emilie in Paris" Season 4 will take the love story between Emilie and Gabrielle "to the next level," but it seems that the heroine's love interest is not only a French chef.

When the show's fourth season premieres on Netflix on Thursday, August 15 (the season is in two parts, with the second half coming to the streaming platform on Thursday, September 12), "Emilie in Paris" viewers will be able to see Emilie's boss Sylvie Gratteau as Filipine Leroy-Beaulieu, Samuel Arnold and Bruno Guerry as colleagues Julien and Luc, and Ashley Park as Emily's best friend Mindy, will notice some new faces among the returning cast members.

That new face belongs to Italian actor Eugenio Franceschini, a 32-year-old Verona native who was spotted by paparazzi and publications like the Daily Mail filming the series with star Lily Collins at the Trevi Fountain in Rome earlier this spring. While the majority of the Netflix series is set in the French capital, Season 4 will expand the show's European setting to Italy, and Collins had previously teased that her character would go on a "Roman holiday" sometime during the new episodes. A romantic getaway, perhaps?

Not much is known about Franceschini's character." "Emily in Paris" is not listed on the performer's IMDb page, which includes such Italian projects as "Maldamore" (2014), "Medici" (2016), and "Màkari" (2024). However, given that paparazzi photos show the actor and Lily's Emily driving around Italy on a Vespa and sharing an intimate outdoor meal together, he could either be playing Emily's new lover or a thorough tour guide.

Given what happened at the end of the previous season, a new love interest makes sense. In the season 3 finale, Gabriel and Camille dissolved their marriage, revealing that the latter knew that Gabriel truly loved Emily and broke a promise he made to a friend not to pursue him. Camille knew that Gabriel really loved Emily and broke the promise she made to her friend not to pursue him. And while Gabrielle and Emily appeared to be free to actually be together, there was another bump in their plans: Camille announced that she was pregnant with Gabrielle's child!

It would be understandable, then, if Emily wanted to step back from that romantic rhombus altogether and enter into a slightly less dramatic situation with the handsome Italian man.

Tom's Guide will provide you with everything you need to know about "Emily in Paris," including behind-the-scenes tidbits, actor insights, and character descriptions, such as who Eugenio Franceschini is playing in the series, ahead of the fourth season. Until then, you can catch up with Emily, Gabriel, and the rest of the Paris-set crew by subscribing to Netflix.