“The Bridgerton Chronicles” season 3 was even hotter than the carriage scene in part 2 – SPOILERS

TV SERIES – Each season of There Chronicle of the Bridgertons, its dose of legs in the air. And the latter, the final four episodes of which were posted online on Netflix this Thursday, June 13, is no exception to the rule, as evidenced by a scene from episode 4 which no one was able to miss . Yes, the carriage scene.

Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton), who has just had a heated discussion with Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan), gets into the latter’s carriage to try to resolve the situation after having ruined the young woman’s chances of conquering Lord Debling . In their little diligence, he confesses everything to her: Colin only dreams of her, he can’t help it.

And then everything comes to a head. Initially shocked, Penelope ends up kissing him. The temperature is rising. Their passionate kiss gets out of control. Colin slips a hand under her dress and makes her discover new pleasures. Old friends are enjoying themselves. In the background: a violin cover of the hit by Afrojack, Ne-Yo and Pitbull Give Me Everything.

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From the affair between Benedict and Lady Tilley Arnold to Colin’s threesomes, including Kate and Anthony, who sleep almost everywhere in the house whenever they are alone… As in Romancing Mister Bridgertonvolume IV of the sentimental (and sexual) adventures of the powerful aristocratic family, the first part of this third season of The Bridgerton Chronicles not lacking in spice. The second has even more.

SPOILER ALERT

We are at episode 5 and Colin shows the lucky lady of his heart the empty mansion he intends to move into with her after their marriage. One thing leads to another, he unpins Penelope’s hair, then strips it, revealing her chest on the screen. She lies down on the couch, watching him undress himself.

Colin, very confident, joins her. Penelope has never slept with a man before. How should she go about it? “ You could touch me “, the young man suggests. “ Or ? » asks the latter. “ Anywhere », he replies. It starts with the face, shoulders, then goes lower. No not right now. It’s still too early.

In turn, he caresses her crotch, never losing sight of consent at each stage of the lovemaking. Then comes the delicate moment of penetration. “ It might hurt. I can’t do anything about it, I promise. But it will only be like this the first time “, the seasoned young man tells him. Here we go.

The scene avoids nothing of Penelope’s sighs or Colin’s panting. This is undoubtedly one of the hottest passages in the entire series. He was close to his actress’s heart, who in an interview for the magazine Stylist explained that he made a point of being “ completely naked in front of the camera “. “ It was my idea, my choice “, she insists.

Before adding: “ I felt like I was giving the biggest middle finger to all these conversations about my body. It was incredibly rewarding. » At the time, she confides that she felt beautiful: “ When I’m 80, I want to look back and remember how sexy I was. »

Nicola Coughlan, courageous?

Often the target of grossophobic criticism, Nicola Coughlan, who worked with the series’ intimacy coordinator Lizzy Talbot, recently responded with a nice retort to a viewer who, during a question-and-answer moment, had found “ courageous » to appear naked on screen due to her build.

“You know, it’s difficult because I think about women who have my type of physique – women with perfect breasts. We don’t see us enough on screen and I’m very proud to be a member of the perfect breast community,” said the 37-year-old Irish actress, provoking laughter and applause in the audience.

Thanks to said sulfurous sequence, The Bridgerton Chronicles adds to the short list of rare series featuring sex scenes with fat heroines, like Girls, Empire And Shrill. Better, it boosts the erotic capital of the show produced by Shonda Rhimes, whose approach to sex in the last season was clearly more cautious. The temperature is rising a notch in London’s high society.

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