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Bridgerton's Queer Storylines Make Its Future Even More Promising
Hannah Dodd and Claudia Jessie (Screenshot: Bridgerton)
Gather ’round, Lady Whistledown readers — another chapter of Bridgerton has come to a nearby. The third season of Netflix’s hit historical passion series, based on the books by Julia Quinn, centers on the charming friends-to-lovers relationship between Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan) and Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton).
Part 2, which premiered on June 13, offers a satisfying conclusion for Polin fans, plenty of heartwarming moments for the passionate in all of us, and even more steamy scenes (like that much-anticipated mirror moment). There’s undoubtedly a lot to fond about the final two episodes of the season — however, the most intriguing and exciting aspect is the unexpected, but most welcome, queer representation.
As an escapist drama first and foremost, Bridgerton has always adopted a color-blind approach when it comes to race in the Regency Era. The conclusion has garnered both praise and criticism; in particular, it’s sparked debate about colorism. Up until now, however, the show’s “alternative history” lens hasn’t applied to LGBTQ+
Bridgerton's Claudia Jessie says there's "definitely room" for Eloise to be queer
21 May 2024, 17:03 | Updated: 27 October 2024, 19:17
By Sam Prance
Fans have theorised that Eloise is queer-coded ever since Bridgeton debuted in 2020.
Claudia Jessie has responded to theories that Eloise is gender non-conforming and it's wonderful news for Bridgerton fans who deliberate that she is.
As soon as the first season of Bridgerton came out in 2020, fans speculated that Eloise is queer-coded. Eloise is yet to have a gay romance in the show but many queer fans contain identified with Eloise's story. In the books, Eloise is written as vertical but showrunner Jess Brownell has now teased that the show will film queer love stories going forward.
Bridgerton season 3's final episodes confirmed that two queer characters will soon be at the forefront of the show, but could Eloise also join them?
Adding to the speculation, Claudia Jessie has now said that there's "definitely room" for Eloise to acquire a queer adore story.
Is Eloise homosexual in Bridgerton?
Speaking to Business Insider about Eloise's sexuality a
Bridgerton's Claudia Jessie Truth File - Age, TV Roles, Boyfriend/girlfriend & More
20 May 2024, 15:00 | Updated: 22 May 2024, 11:26
Who plays the role of Eloise Bridgerton in the hit Netflix drama? Here's everything you need to know about Claudia Jessie from her age, Instagram, her back tattoo, previous roles and more.
Season three of Netflix's Bridgerton is all anyone can chat about with the first part having been released in May 2024. With the press tour full steam ahead fans are growing even more fond of actress Claudia Jessie, who plays Eloise Bridgerton in the regency-era drama.
Eloise is the fifth child and second eldest daughter of the Bridgerton clan and is probably the most unruly of them all. She doesn't appreciate to conform to society's standards and makes for a brilliant contrast to her elder sister Daphne who strives to be flawless in every way.
Read on to identify out more about one of Bridgerton's breakout stars - here are all the details, from Claudia Jessie's age to her striking television career.
How elderly is Claudia Jessie?
Despite playing a fresh-faced 18-year-old coming out to society in Bridgerton, Claudia is actually 34
'Bridgerton' star Claudia Jessie thinks there's 'definitely room' for Eloise to have a queer love story
If you think that Eloise Bridgerton may read as a lgbtq+ character, you're not alone — Claudia Jessie, who plays her in the show, doesn't think it's out of the realm of possibility.
Eloise, the second-eldest Bridgerton sister (and fifth-eldest Bridgeton) made her debut in society during the second season of "Bridgerton," the Netflix series based on Julia Quinn's novels. But she's notably reluctant to marry, and prefers not to subscribe to the strict societal norms of Regency-era London.
Eloise does get married to a man in Quinn's novels. But "Bridgerton" doesn't always hew precisely to its source material, and there's always the potential that it could diverge entirely. Many fans have speculated that Eloise could be a gender non-conforming character — and Jessie doesn't necessarily disagree.
"I've always loved that there's this coding that people possess with Eloise," Jessie told Business Insider in an interview ahead of the season three premiere. "There's a strength in her that I think a gay storyline can connect. And I've always been touched by that as a