With Bridgerton season two just around the corner, we're more excited than ever to return to the Regency-era world alongside the likes of Daphne Bridgerton, Penelope Featherington and Marina Thompson. Ruby, who plays Marina, sat down with HELLO! to tell us all about the new series…
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Chatting about season two, she said: "I cannot wait, it’s going to be absolutely amazing. It’s going to be as spectacular, fabulous, colourful, funny and romantic as before! I’ve now met Simone Ashley – and I just can’t wait!"
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It has been a busy time for the actress, who recently became the face of the new Müllerlight campaign including everything from their classic smooth toffee to new limited addition flavours - as well as filming the second installment of the hit show. The star has made plenty of pals along the way, and was also full of praise for her co-star, Kathryn Drysdale, explaining: "I grew up watching her in St. Trinians. She’s just kind, funny, clever, sweet, and so supportive of everything I want to do – a real good egg!"
Ruby opened up about the role
While the series has already been renewed for an impressive four seasons, Ruby hinted at how far it can go, saying: "I couldn’t say – it could go on forever, but it could also not! Who knows!" She also remained coy about whether she would be appearing in the third instalment, joking: "I can’t answer that, I would love to tell you more, but I don’t want to annoy the powers that be!"
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Of course, while making the season we would be seriously tempted to take an item or two home with us from the set, and Ruby was no different. "I took a dance card," she admitted. "In regency balls the girls would have a dance card, and would have to write down in pencil which Lord they were going to be dancing with.
We can't wait for season two!
"I didn’t take a dress or anything like that – that would have been crossing the line! But let’s put pressure on Shonda to open a Bridgerton Museum for all of the costumes, because all of the work that they did is just incredible. There was an army of costume makers, I’m not joking!"
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