Bridgerton Season 4 Cast: Where Have You Seen The New Stars Before?

We’re so back, baby. Bridgerton has returned to our screens and this time around, the Regency romp continues with a fresh storyline involving a Cinderella-esque riff on someone doing a runner from a ball and missing a glove.

For season four we’re following the second Bridgerton brother, rakish Benedict, as he pursues the “Lady In Silver” – better known as Sophie, a housemaid who snuck into the masquerade ball – against all odds.

As well as Sophie, the new batch of episodes introduces a few new characters, with other returning faces being even bigger roles.

Here’s where you might have seen them before…

Bridgerton might be Yerin’s biggest breakthrough moment, but she’s appeared on our screens a handful of times before.

She made her TV debut as “Technie Jane” in the American-French series Reef Break before landing a role in Aussie crime drama Troppo as Ah Rah Park, the daughter of a missing person.

Yerin also popped up in Steven Spielberg’s TV adaptation of Halo, as well as Aussie boarding school drama Bad Behaviour, before playing Young Kasha in HBO’s Dune prequel series in 2024, and making the leap to Netflix in 2025 for a lead role in The Survivors.

Finally, horror fans might have spotted Yerin in the 2022 film Sissy, about a bachelorette party that turns bloody.

Katie is perhaps best known for playing Harry Potter’s crush Cho Chang in the popular fantasy films.

You might have also seen her in one of her TV roles, which include One Child, Run, Strangers, Chimerica, The Nest, Roadkill and Annika.

In more recent years, Katie played Ash in Amazon sci-fi series The Peripheral, Maggie Cassidy in crime drama The Chemistry Of Death and Yasicca in The Wheel Of Time.

Before Bridgerton, she starred as Rachel Li in BBC crime thriller Nightsleeper, opposite Joe Cole.

Before turning her hand to playing Araminta’s precious eldest daughter Rosamund in Bridgerton, Michelle starred alongside Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell as Smitty in the 2025 romance A Big Bold Beautiful Journey.

While Bridgerton is her breakout role, she’s also appeared in Apple TV+ children’s series Surfside Girls, Goosebumps and FBI: Most Wanted.

Isabella had her big breakthrough playing Ling Yi in Netflix’s mystery series 1899, before landing a role as Kai-Ming in Keira Knightley’s hugely popular spy thriller Black Doves.

Film buffs might know her as Zadie in 2024’s gothic superhero film The Crow, which also starred Bill Skarsgård and FKA Twigs.

Originally making a guest appearance in season three, we see a lot more from Masali in this season of Bridgerton as she reprises her role of Michaela Stirling.

You’re most likely to recognise her from playing lead character Sephy in the BBC’s TV adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s Noughts + Crosses back in 2020, but she’s also appeared in slasher Slumber Party Massacre and historical action film The Woman King.

Another actor returning with more screen time this season, Emma most recently appeared as Liv in Lena Dunham’s Netflix series Too Much.

You might have also spotted her as Detective Inspector Lisa Donckers in crime series Professor T or appearances in Death In Paradise, What It Feels Like For A Girl or the film Surprised By Oxford.

A recurring character in seasons one to three joining the main cast for season four, Hugh Sachs also appeared as Brimsley in Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story.

He’s probably most recognised for playing Gavin Ramsbottom in Benidorm, but has also appeared in Amadeus and British TV classics like Footballers’ Wives, Foyle’s War, The Catherine Tate Show and Midsomer Murders.

Part one of Bridgerton season four is streaming now, with the second half following on Thursday 26 February.