Netflix confirms ‘Emily in Paris’ is ending after its sixth season
Netflix has announced that the popular series 'Emily in Paris' will conclude after its sixth season. The show, which stars Lily Collins, has been a global sensation since its debut in 2020. Production for the final episodes is currently underway in Greece, with plans for a grand European farewell tour.
- ▪Netflix confirmed that 'Emily in Paris' will end after its sixth season.
- ▪The final season is being filmed in Greece and will include stops in Monaco and Paris.
- ▪Series creator Darren Star expressed gratitude for the show's success and the opportunity to work with the cast and crew.
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- ▪ ‘Emily in Paris’ Will End With Season 6 on Netflix — The Hollywood Reporter
- ▪ ‘Emily In Paris’ To End With Season 6 On Netflix, Production Starts In Greece — Deadline
- ▪ ‘Emily in Paris’ to End With Season 6 at Netflix — Variety
- ▪ ‘Emily in Paris’ to End With Season 6 on Netflix — TheWrap
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TV Netflix confirms ‘Emily in Paris’ is ending after its sixth season By Leah Goulis, News.com.au Published May 22, 2026, 11:37 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Originally Published by: Girlfriend’s visa has officially expired. Netflix has confirmed the end of the hit TV series “Emily In Paris” after a memorable six-season run. The streaming giant officially confirmed that its hit romantic comedy series starring Lily Collins will conclude after its upcoming sixth season, finally dropping the curtain on the globetrotting adventures of beloved Chicago marketing executive Emily Cooper.
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