Warning: if you haven’t watched season two of Bridgerton, this article contains minor spoilers.
We last saw Sex Education on our screens back in September 2021, so it’s natural that the popular Netflix series may have flown under your radar. When it aired last year, we were all swept up in the teen angst of the series which had everything from sex and friendships to fertility and non-binary experiences.
It was a treat of a series to binge-watch, and ever since, we’ve been eagerly awaiting details about when it will return to our screens.
Sex Education season four was given the official go-ahead last September, which naturally sent Twitter into a frenzy. But unfortunately, that’s all we seem to have learned so far. However, we do now know – thanks to Asa Butterfield – that series four filming is due to start soon. Speaking to Digital Spy, he confirmed: “We haven’t started filming yet. But we are planning to start filming soonish. And that’s about all I can say.”
We’re assuming the main cast will be returning, but many of our beloved favourites have gone on to appear in other great roles.
We’ve been thrilled to see how well Ashley (who stars as Kate Sharma in the Shonda Rhimes Netflix period drama) has been received on Bridgerton. But with her new role come new responsibilities, and it seems like the actor wants to devote her time to just one Netflix series.
Appearing on ITV talk show This Morning, the actor confirmed that she will not be returning to Sex Education. She said: “No … I get asked that all the time. No, I’m a Bridgerton girl now.”
She is excited to “definitely” be returning for the third season of Bridgerton, though, and explained that she’s looking forward to seeing Kate in the next chapter of her life.
“She’s the head of the household now; she’s the viscountess and married to Anthony and it’s a year later at this point, so I’m very excited,” she added.
While we’re still not sure if this fourth season of Sex Education will be the last (or even when it’s coming to our screens), we do know that series regular Aimee Lou Wood recently said that she thinks it will come to an end sooner rather than later.
“It’s going to have to come to an end, which is sad, but also I feel like you should always leave them wanting more,” she said.
“Always end on a high instead of having people go: ‘I really wish they would stop.’”
Watch this space for updates.
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