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Bridgerton season four has seen Gregory asking for relationship advice and fans are wondering who he will marry.
Gregory Bridgerton and Hyacinth Bridgerton are growing up(Image: NETFLIX)
Everything you need to know about who Gregory Bridgerton marries
- Bridgerton fans are eagerly speculating about the romantic future of Gregory Bridgerton, the youngest son of the family, as portrayed by Will Tilston. He showed his first signs of becoming a man as he entered the world of “dating” during the Regency era, participating in recitals.
- In season four, part two, Gregory is seen seeking advice from his friends and brother Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton) about finding love. He later panics during preparations for Hyacinth’s (Florence Hunt) recital when she mentions that “gentlemen fetch ladies lemonade if he is interested in them”.
- Gregory becomes alarmed that no one had previously informed him of the importance of lemonade when meeting a woman. His eagerness to find someone he loves hasn’t gone unnoticed by fans. According to Julia Quinn’s novels, on which the series is based, Gregory’s romantic journey is already mapped out in “On the Way to the Wedding.”
- He initially falls for Hermione Watson and seeks help from her friend Lady Lucinda “Lucy” Abernathy to win her affection. Lucy is already engaged to another man, making her assistance seem harmless. However, as they spend more time together, Gregory and Lucy end up falling head over heels for one another instead.
- The pair eventually marry and have a whopping nine children. Many of their children are named after Gregory’s siblings, including Eloise, Anthony, and Francesca. Viewers will need to wait as seasons five and six will focus on Eloise and Francesca Bridgerton, with Gregory’s love story not due to be explored for a few more years.
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