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Emily in Paris fans are questioning the show's future after a major actress confirmed she'd left the show.
The hit Netflix romcom, starring Lily Collins, has been running for four seasons now, with a fifth on the way.
But one of its main characters has confirmed she's moved on from the show.
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Camille Razat, who plays socialite Camille on the series, confirmed the news on Instagram this week.
"After an incredible journey, I’ve made the decision to step away from Emily in Paris," she began.
After thanking creator Darren Star, Netflix and Paramount, she went on to explain: "This character has meant a lot to me, and I feel that her storyline has naturally come to an end. It felt like the right moment to explore new horizons."
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Razat then detailed how she'd recently wrapped two new TV shows, period drama Nero for Netflix and true crime series The Lost Station Girls for Disney+.
She's also launched her own production company, Tazar Productions, which is currently developing its first feature film.
"I leave the show with nothing but love and admiration for the cast, crew, and fans who have supported us along the way. Thank you for the beautiful ride," Razat concluded.
The Emily in Paris cast - including Lucien Laviscount, Lily Collins, Lucas Bravo, Ashley Park, Bruno Gouery and Philippine Leroy Beaulieu - were quick to respond with heartfelt messages.
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But fans expressed their anger over how Razat's character was 'ruined' over the seasons.
The discussion continued over on Reddit, where fans questioned where exactly season five would be headed.
"I hate to see the writers massacring the show and the character arcs," one person wrote, as a second agreed: "I wish the actress [Razat] much success... But I am so so so over any storyline involving Camille."
A third wondered what would happen with Camille's family's champaign business - an ongoing storyline - adding: "I really enjoyed her father's interactions on the show."
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Another asked: "What’s going to happen now? Despite the whole pregnancy saga wrapping up, she was a huge part of the show and I’m worried now that it’ll just be more of Mindy’s singing and Genevieve to fill in the gaps… I miss what this show used to be!"
Be warned - the rest of the articles contains major Emily in Paris season four spoilers.
Curiosity - or maybe confusion - mounts, as news of Razat's departure comes just days after the show confirmed Lucien Laviscount's Alfie - one of Emily's ex-boyfriends - would be returning as a 'series regular.'
This is particularly head-scratching, as by the time season four wrapped up, Emily and Alfie's love story had long ended.
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I'll jog your memory - they reunited, broke up, then, at a masquerade ball, Alfie confessed his love to who he thought was Emily.
Only, it was some girl dressed like her, and instead he watched on, heartbroken, as the real Emily made off with Gabriel.
So, Alfie moved on, prompting the question: Why on Earth is he coming back?
Season four left us with Emily and chef Gabriel (Bravo) breaking up during an awkward skiing trip.
Then, Emily spent some time with attractive Italian businessman Marcello, as she prepared to temporarily move to Italy for a new work contract.
As season four ended, creator Star dropped some hints as to what's to come for season five.
“Emily’s going to have a presence in Rome. It doesn’t mean she’s not going to be in Paris, but she’s going to have a presence in Rome,” he told Netflix Tudum
“I want to stay ahead of the audience and take them to unexpected places. It doesn’t mean that Emily’s leaving Paris forever, but the show has the ability to have a bigger footprint.”
Netflix previously confirmed production for season five is scheduled to begin filming in Rome this May.
They added that season five will premiere 'later in 2025'.
UNILAD has contacted Netflix for a comment.
All four seasons of Emily in Paris are available to stream now on Netflix.