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Camille Is Having a Gay Old Hour in Season 3 of 'Emily in Paris' and We Are Here for It
Warning: This article contains major spoilers for Season 3 of Emily in Paris.
Season 3 of Emily in Paris dropped on le Netflix on Dec. 21 and with it, all of our theories about where the Camille/Gabriel/Emily/Alfie love square was going to proceed . In fact, with all the shakeups going down this season, it's more like a adore square dance. Emily is still torn between Gabriel and Alfie, but Gabriel is with Camille who we discover is only with Gabriel because he loves Emily, who always seems to choose work over everyone else. Possess we lost you?
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And somewhere inside of all this drama, a fresh love interest for Camille enters the chat — and to that, we say, finally. She's been on the outskirts of a game of feeling tag and it's time Camille gets her due. Interestingly enough, this fresh person is a bit different than what Camille normally goes for. The new crush is a woman, which begs the doubt, is Camille gay? If so, we're totally here for it.
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Was it only four years ago that my pandemic pod and I gathered on an expansive, well-worn L-shaped couch with our many dogs and 14 mis-matched pillows to eat weed, cocktail beer and hate-watch Emily in Paris? It was, but so much has changed for me and for those friends since then. Some of them don’t even drink beer anymore! On the other hand, as I’ve recently learned from catching up on Emily in Paris — not a lot has changed with Emily, who remains in Paris, and still cannot communicate French. Emily loves Paris and let’s be honest, Paris loves her!!!! Specifically the men of Paris. All the men of Paris love Emily, who is in Paris.
I remembered a rare things from that Season One watch of Emily in Paris: I remembered all the men of Paris loving Emily of Paris. I remembered Ashley Park being in the show, because I love her. I remembered that there was at least one gay male character. I remembered that Emily’s outfits were audacious, and that Emily herself was kind of grating, and that she reminded me of Nicole, the girl who thrash Kim Stolz and many other models in Season Five of America’s Next Top Model for a coveted Cover Girl condense. (I didn’t
'Emily in Paris' creator says Camille's new love interest has 'more passion' than her relationship with Gabriel
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- Spoiler alert: this post contains spoilers for "Emily in Paris" season two.
- "Emily in Paris" creator Darren Celestial body discussed the same-sex partnership between Camille and Sofia.
- "There was no agenda coming with the season thinking that's what we need to do," said Star.
As viewers flock to see the third season of Netflix's show "Emily in Paris," they'll quickly detect one of its main characters stumbles into a same-sex relationship.
Camille (Camille Razat), the daughter of French champagne company owners and boyfriend of chef Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), falls under the spell of Sofia, a Greek artist. Camille and Sofia's passion-fueled bond becomes instrumental to the rest of season three.
For the show's creator, Darren Star, the inclu
Although production on Emily in Paris season 5 is carried on in Paris, one familiar face isn’t on set. Camille Razat, who has been part of the show since its first season, left the series. Her character, Camille, was the on-off girlfriend of Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), Emily’s (Lily Collins) major love interest. As such, Camille served as an occasional friend and rival to Emily throughout the series.
In a new interview with Deadline, Emily in Paris creator Darren Star explained why Camille was written off the exhibit. “I think her story kind of had a organic finish,” he said.
Razat revealed on Instagram that Camille’s go out was by plan, as she was ready to part ways from the Netflix show. The French actress wrote about her next projects and touched on whether there was a chance Camille could be back later in Emily’s journey.
Razat wrote:
Razat’s Emily in Paris co-stars all left supportive messages on her Instagram.
Collins wrote, “Love you sister. It’s been a wild commute and an absolute pleasure. You’re a rockstar. So arrogant of you ❤️”
Bravo wrote a French message to his co-star: “Ma sœur 🤍” (“My sister” in English)
Ashley Park (Mindy) added, “love you so much, always proud
Was it only four years ago that my pandemic pod and I gathered on an expansive, well-worn L-shaped couch with our many dogs and 14 mis-matched pillows to eat weed, cocktail beer and hate-watch Emily in Paris? It was, but so much has changed for me and for those friends since then. Some of them don’t even drink beer anymore! On the other hand, as I’ve recently learned from catching up on Emily in Paris — not a lot has changed with Emily, who remains in Paris, and still cannot communicate French. Emily loves Paris and let’s be honest, Paris loves her!!!! Specifically the men of Paris. All the men of Paris love Emily, who is in Paris.
I remembered a rare things from that Season One watch of Emily in Paris: I remembered all the men of Paris loving Emily of Paris. I remembered Ashley Park being in the show, because I love her. I remembered that there was at least one gay male character. I remembered that Emily’s outfits were audacious, and that Emily herself was kind of grating, and that she reminded me of Nicole, the girl who thrash Kim Stolz and many other models in Season Five of America’s Next Top Model for a coveted Cover Girl condense. (I didn’t
'Emily in Paris' creator says Camille's new love interest has 'more passion' than her relationship with Gabriel
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This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now.Have an account? .
- Spoiler alert: this post contains spoilers for "Emily in Paris" season two.
- "Emily in Paris" creator Darren Celestial body discussed the same-sex partnership between Camille and Sofia.
- "There was no agenda coming with the season thinking that's what we need to do," said Star.
As viewers flock to see the third season of Netflix's show "Emily in Paris," they'll quickly detect one of its main characters stumbles into a same-sex relationship.
Camille (Camille Razat), the daughter of French champagne company owners and boyfriend of chef Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), falls under the spell of Sofia, a Greek artist. Camille and Sofia's passion-fueled bond becomes instrumental to the rest of season three.
For the show's creator, Darren Star, the inclu
Although production on Emily in Paris season 5 is carried on in Paris, one familiar face isn’t on set. Camille Razat, who has been part of the show since its first season, left the series. Her character, Camille, was the on-off girlfriend of Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), Emily’s (Lily Collins) major love interest. As such, Camille served as an occasional friend and rival to Emily throughout the series.
In a new interview with Deadline, Emily in Paris creator Darren Star explained why Camille was written off the exhibit. “I think her story kind of had a organic finish,” he said.
Razat revealed on Instagram that Camille’s go out was by plan, as she was ready to part ways from the Netflix show. The French actress wrote about her next projects and touched on whether there was a chance Camille could be back later in Emily’s journey.
Razat wrote:
Razat’s Emily in Paris co-stars all left supportive messages on her Instagram.
Collins wrote, “Love you sister. It’s been a wild commute and an absolute pleasure. You’re a rockstar. So arrogant of you ❤️”
Bravo wrote a French message to his co-star: “Ma sœur 🤍” (“My sister” in English)
Ashley Park (Mindy) added, “love you so much, always proud