Bridgerton star reveals part two sex scenes are 'racier' than carriage scene
If you thought the first part of this season was steamy, the latest episodes apparently take it up a notch
There's one thing you can count on with Bridgerton, and that's some pretty steamy bedroom scenes.
Whether it's the 'I burn for you' between Daphne and the Duke in the first season, Kate and Anthony getting down in the garden in season two, or Penelope and Colin FINALLY getting down to it in the carriage in the first half of season three - yes, the Netflix Bridgerton series is full of regency romances - but also regency romps.
The second half of season three is set to land tomorrow (13 June) and Bridgerton fans are well and truly set for the steaminess.
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And it's safe to say they'll be pleased, as one star has revealed that it's going to step it up a notch from the first half.
Discussing the scene on ITV’s This Morning, stars Luke Newton - who plays Colin Bridgerton - and Nicola Coughlan - who plays Penelope Featherington - discussed what will happen for 'Polin' in the next half of the third season.
Luke hinted at 'spicier' scenes to come as he told the TV programme: "The carriage moment is crazy because in comparison to what we see later on… I mean, it’s a beautiful, beautiful moment and it is so authentic and true to their love story, but it gets even sort of spicier as we go on.
"Particularly in the start of the next block. So I didn’t really expect the reaction to that scene."
He also revealed that he's nervous about one family member of his watching him get down to it, as he explained that he's stopped his mum watching the scenes. He added: "I am a little bit scared about it.
"But I’ve prepped her… I can be there for damage control, block her eyes maybe."
Luke and Nicola also elaborated on how their filming saw them get swept up in the moment that they even broke furniture on the regency set.
She laughed: "We were just really going for it! We definitely felt, because we have worked together for so long, that we could kind of communicate without having to say much.
"But I know that we were both thinking, 'We are killing this!'"
Luke chimed in: "And then it just sort of went ka-dunk! And collapsed!"
It's not all steamy romps though, as Luke revealed there are some cute moments too: "There is a beautiful moment where they laugh, and we were obviously laughing at that moment."
Bridgerton season 3 part two will be available to stream on Netflix on 13 June.
Topics: Bridgerton, Netflix, TV And Film
Niamh Spence