Netflix has an early Christmas present for Emily in Paris fans.

The streaming organization on Wednesday dropped the trailer for season 3 of their hit series, all episodes of which will deliver on Dec. 21.

However, after a significant cliffhanger in season 2 — in which Lily Collins’ Emily Cooper considered tolerating a bid for employment from her supervisor Madeline (Kate Walsh) that would expect her to leave Paris, or follow her thorny yet imposing coach Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) to another organization – the marketing leader seems, by all accounts, to be back in the City of Light, “pulling twofold obligation,” as her dearest companion Mindy (Ashley Park) notes,” while apparently working for both.

“This is the hardest choice I’ve at any point needed to make,” Emily regrets in the clasp, later addressing how she realizes she settled on the ideal choice and confessing to managing some “existential anxiety.” “That is so American,” Sylvie jokes.

Obviously, it can’t all be work, with Emily still in a vigorous circle of drama with hot gourmet expert Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and neat Brit Alfie (Lucien Laviscount). “You transformed me,” Gabriel tells her during a late night card ride, while Alfie and Emily fly off on a heartfelt escape to French wine country where they take a sight-seeing balloon ride over a château what not.

“We generally discuss balance between serious and fun activities and this moment I’m about existence,” she expresses, in front of a montage of celebratory scenes from the series.

As the show’s slogan expresses: “Anything that you pick, pick Paris.” Made by Darren Star, Emily in Paris debuted on Netflix in October 2020. It’s proceeded to score numerous Emmy selections, as well as various Brilliant Globe gestures, since its debut. The show has proactively been recharged for season 4.

An official statement for season 3 — which started recording in June and furthermore stars Camille Razat, Samuel Arnold and Bruno Gouery — implied that the choices Emily makes this approaching season will decide “her future in France,” promising that our web-based entertainment sagacious courageous woman will proceed to “submerge herself in the experiences and amazing exciting bends in the road that life in Paris gives.” Prodding what’s to come, Star recently got serious about his craving to plunge further into Emily’s past.

“I truly love the wonderful way Emily gets more acclimatized into French culture and I love seeing that development and change of someone who’s made Paris their home and how that transforms them,” he told Amusement This evening in December 2021. “What we truly haven’t seen — with the exception of Madeline (Kate Walsh), we get it a smidgen — is the manner by which Emily is corresponding to individuals that she’s abandoned and how being an exile for a more drawn out timeframe changes her relationship with her home.”

Seasons 1 and 2 of Emily in Paris are right now spilling on Netflix.