Bridgerton Season 4 Part 2 Review: Romance, Mourning & A Major Death Part 1 was the setup. The tension. The beautifully staged teaser left every fan suspended in anticipation. It gave us longing glances, unfinished conversations, and storylines that were obviously building toward something bigger. But let’s be honest, we weren’t waiting for aesthetics. We were waiting for impact. And that break between the two parts? It made everything worse. Theories flooded timelines, debates took over comment sections, and expectations quietly skyrocketed. As someone who genuinely loves this series, I didn’t just want a continuation. I wanted a payoff. I wanted growth. I wanted the kind of emotional shift that proves the split-season strategy wasn’t just a marketing move. Part 2 carried that weight of expectation, and from the moment it begins, it’s clear this isn’t just another round of ballroom drama. This is where romance is tested, where consequences land, and where the tone of the...
