Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 2? More like Emily in Rome Season 1. Things have changed drastically for our leading lady – here’s a recap of all the episodes and an explanation of the ending.
Emily, Emily, Emily… will she ever have a moment of peace amidst her chaotic life? Based on the latest episodes of this binge-worthy Netflix series, it seems unlikely.
Netflix is switching up her Parisian lifestyle, relocating her to Rome, the true city of love. Her future is taking a new direction, but what is she up to, and where does this leave Gabriel?
Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 1 set the stage, but the real drama is packed into the second half. Here’s the full rundown on Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 2 and its ending, with plenty of spoilers ahead.
Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 1 recap
Let’s rewind a bit. The first five episodes have Emily (Lily Collins) caught in a love triangle between Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Alfie (Lucien Laviscount), both of whom she still harbors feelings for.
She’s grappling with the fallout of Gabriel and Camille’s (Camille Razat) wedding being called off, with Camille disappearing after revealing her pregnancy (don’t worry, Emily tracks her down). Similarly, Alfie and Emily decide to break up for the same reason – her lingering feelings for Gabriel.
Camille reconnects with Sofia (Melia Kreiling), and they temporarily live in Gabriel’s apartment while searching for a new place. Eventually, Sofia heads to Greece and invites Camille to join her, but she declines.
This turmoil creates significant inner conflict for Emily. She’s trying her best to rekindle her romance with Gabriel but feels increasingly sidelined. The twist? Camille isn’t pregnant after all.
Meanwhile, Mindy (Ashley Park) embarks on her Eurovision journey with her band and Benoit (Kevin Dias), but they’re struggling financially to be considered for the contest. Despite being with Nico (Paul Forman), she faces challenges as he fails to stand up for her against his father, Louis.
After Mindy learns of harassment allegations against Louis, Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) publicly shares her negative experiences with him in the media. This prompts JVMA to take action – but Julian (Samuel Arnold) returns to Agence Grateau with some insider information.
Emily in Paris Season 4 Episode 6 recap: ‘Last Christmas’
Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 2 kicks off with the holiday season. Emily is on her way back to Chicago for Christmas, after receiving a first-class flight upgrade from Sylvie. Yet, due to severe weather in the U.S., all flights are canceled, forcing Emily to spend Christmas in Megève with Camille’s family… and Gabriel.
Upon arrival, Emily senses chaos. Camille’s family whispers behind her back and openly discuss her perceived role as a mistress, sneaking off with Gabriel at night. Gradually, Emily begins to feel the weight of their remarks.
Gabriel is focused on the baby and Camille, leaving little room for Emily in his life. Eventually, Camille confesses to Gabriel that she isn’t actually pregnant.
Things turn sour when Camille and Gabriel convince Emily to join them skiing, leading to Emily being stranded on a mountain. Fortunately, an Italian stranger swoops in to rescue her, and they hit it off instantly. Confronted by her feelings, Emily confronts Gabriel and realizes their arrangement is unworkable. She leaves the mountain and heads back to Paris.
Back in Paris, she reunites with Alfie, who shares news of his new girlfriend visiting London for Boxing Day. This leaves Emily heartbroken as the episode concludes.
Meanwhile, Sylvie attempts to enjoy Christmas with her husband Laurent (Arnaud Binard), but chaos ensues when Laurent’s daughter Genevieve (Thalia Besson) comes to stay, disrupting the peace.
Emily in Paris Season 4 Episode 7 recap: ‘Lost in Translation’
To escape the chaos, Sylvie tries to help Genevieve with her job interview, which backfires and leads to Genevieve becoming an unexpected addition to Agence Grateau.
Emily is thrilled to have another American in the office. While out for lunch together, they catch a glimpse of Brigitte Macron at the restaurant, prompting Emily to try and snag a selfie for her Instagram.
There’s also romantic tension as Emily meets Gabriel again. They discuss their earlier confrontation on the mountain, but Gabriel’s lunch with Camille takes an unexpected turn when Camille proposes they consult a priest about adoption.
At the office, Agence Grateau finds out that Gabriel’s been booked for a significant TV opportunity, and it’s Emily’s responsibility to get him on board. When they do finally meet, Gabriel expresses his frustrations with Emily in French, revealing their growing alienation.
Simultaneously, Mindy discovers a new opportunity to earn money for Eurovision by performing at Crazy Horse, albeit requiring her to sing topless. This greatly unnerves Nico, who struggles to accept her choice.
After a night out, Emily and Mindy see Genevieve sharing drinks with Gabriel, raising more questions about their dynamic.
Emily in Paris Season 4 Episode 8 recap: ‘Back on the Crazy Horse’
Moving past the Gabriel drama, Emily joins Mindy for a polo day, where she unexpectedly meets Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini), the Italian stranger from the slopes. Despite their connection, he plans to leave Paris the next day.
At the same time, Agence Grateau works with an Italian client impressed by their recent campaign. After the meeting, Genevieve reassures Emily about her brief encounter with Gabriel, claiming it was innocent.
When Emily returns to her desk, she finds a gift from Marcello, furthering their connection. Mindy’s own tensions with Nico escalate as she prepares for Eurovision, leading to some uncomfortable staged photographs.
Emily, Benoit, and Nico attend Mindy’s performance at Crazy Horse, applauding her success, but Nico remains detached. Emily texts Marcello, and they spend a night exploring Paris together.
The next morning, Marcello invites Emily to a polo match and then reveals he’s leaving that night. He suggests a weekend in Rome, which Emily considers. Later, at a party, Emily and Marcello share their first kiss, with Marcello implying he’ll see her in Rome.
Emily in Paris Season 4 Episode 9 recap: ‘Roman Holiday’
The next day, Emily and Marcello are falling for each other from a distance. They exchange texts frequently, while Mindy encourages Emily to accept Marcello’s offer. Meanwhile, Emily encounters Genevieve moving into an apartment across from Gabriel’s, with Gabriel assisting her move.
Feeling spurned, Emily takes vacation days, telling Sylvie she’s going to Kraków, Poland, to throw her off. As she departs, Camille reveals her plans for adoption.
Soon after, the scene shifts to Rome. Marcello greets Emily at a luxurious hotel and they spend the day exploring the city. After visiting iconic sites like the Trevi Fountain, Marcello invites Emily to meet his family in Sorrento the next day.
Back at Agence Grateau, Emily’s real whereabouts are uncovered through a social media post. Sylvie tries to encourage Emily to reconnect with Marcello for business reasons, but Emily resists. That night, while Gabriel is at Genevieve’s housewarming, an uncomfortable moment occurs between them.
Nico faces backlash at JVMA due to press coverage of Mindy, leading to a heated argument that ends their relationship.
The following morning, Sylvie arrives in Rome, furious with Emily for declining to meet Marcello. This creates tension between Marcello and Emily, leading to an explosive confrontation.
Emily in Paris Season 4 Episode 10 recap: ‘All Roads Lead to Rome’
The final episode of Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 2 begins with a debrief between Sylvie and Emily. Sylvie shares that JVMA wants to establish a connection with Marcello; the best way to prevent this is to negotiate a collaboration. Emily is hesitant but departs to Sorrento to reconcile.
In Sorrento, Emily meets Marcello’s mother Antonia (Anna Galiena) and is invited to a birthday celebration. While there, Emily tries to persuade Marcello to consider a partnership, but he reacts negatively, leading to tension between them.
Meanwhile, Sylvie believes she has ruined everything, only to find new love with an old friend. As she plans to take a day off, she learns that Marcello’s company is interested in a meeting, requiring them to establish an office in Rome within a day.
Under the guise of a working relationship, they utilize a friend’s office. Despite some suspicious looks from Antonia, Emily successfully convinces her to consider the pitch. Marcello has big plans, and they need financial backing for his vision.
After a tentative deal is reached at a party, Marcello is absent, causing concern. Emily explains her position to him, prioritizing their relationship over business. They share a kiss, signaling a hopeful moment between them.
Meanwhile, Gabriel receives shocking news: he’s earned his first Michelin star. Despite the celebratory atmosphere, he declines Genevieve’s advances, leading Emily to send him a congratulatory voice note that feels solely friendly.
Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 2 ending explained
As Season 4 concludes, everything falls into place. Sylvie leads a meeting to announce the opening of Agence Grateau’s office in Rome, with Antonia insisting that Emily heads the division. Emily accepts, marking her official move to Rome.
Mindy learns the news and informs Gabriel and Alfie, leaving Gabriel shocked. Mindy intends to move into Emily’s new apartment as soon as possible.
The final scenes show Emily moving into her beautiful new apartment, preparing to change her Instagram handle to “Emily in Rome.” Just as she is about to do so, there’s a knock at the door. The scene cuts to Marcello, excited to take her out for the night. Leaving her phone behind, she steps into a new chapter as things seem to point to a happy ending in Italy.
Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 2 is now available for streaming. Check out related content about the show’s soundtrack, Eurovision storyline, and more on popular Netflix shows.
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