The trailer for Season 5 of “Emily in Paris” shows Emily in Rome

Get your passport: Emily in Paris Heading to Rome. In the upcoming fifth season of the cult-favorite Netflix series, Emily (Lily Collins) is spending more time in Italy with her new man Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini) — and it’s assumed she’ll become as fluent in Italian as she is in French. Below, Emily Departure datethe reason for her travel, and A First look What are you planning to do in Rome and Venice?

“We start with a beautiful woman,” says a deep-voiced Italian narrator setting up the October 22 teaser. “A man joins her. They clearly know each other, unable to keep their hands off each other, and eventually they share a kiss.” Emily bathes in the Mediterranean sun, pampers herself with designer face masks and manages to stay upright on the cobblestones. That’s when you’re not using the most Italian modes of transport imaginable: the red convertible and the scooter. “Rome looks so good on you,” Ashley Park’s Mindy tells Emily. And she feels herself too: “Isn’t it?”

Rest assured, creator Darren Star has promised that she will be returning to France in a statement that also sounds like a threat. “Emily will have a presence in Rome,” says Starr. Todom. “This does not mean that it will not be in Paris, but it will have a presence in Rome.” When we broke up with Emily at the end of Season 4, she left her phone behind (!!!) to pursue her new romance with Marcelo, with Gabriel, her ex played by Lucas Bravo, vowing to get her back.

“Marcelo is a whole other adventure that we want for Emily because ultimately we want Emily to be able to have a better work-life balance,” Collins added in an interview with The New York Times. Good morning America. “We want Emily to be able to smile unconditionally. We want to see her transcend her vacation mode. And it comes at that perfect time.” Does this mean she’ll finally take a much-needed break from social media? #Everythingispossible

As the new president of Agence Grateau Rome, Emily may seem all about business, but if there’s one thing she’s learned from the French, it’s how to de-risk. Specifically, through access to the Mediterranean Sea.

Emily in Paris You will take Italy on December 18, 2025. Seriously, take us with you.