Netflix has released the first preview images from the sixth and final season of Emily in Paris ahead of its December 24 premiere.

Part of the upcoming final chapter was filmed on location in Greece, specifically on the island of Mykonos.
The newly published stills show lead character Emily Cooper, played by Lily Collins, alongside her close friend Mindy Chen, portrayed by Ashley Park. The images also depict Gabriel, played by Lucas Bravo, indicating that Emily and Gabriel will meet once again in the final season.


In the finale of the previous season, Gabriel sent Emily a postcard inviting her to meet him in Greece after learning that she was single again. The invitation foreshadowed a romantic reunion between the two main characters against the backdrop of Mykonos.
Reunions and returning cast members
The promotional photos confirm that Mindy will continue to play a pivotal role in Emily's life throughout the final season. The series will also see the return of Alfie, played by Lucien Laviscount.



Netflix has kept specific plot developments under wraps and has not revealed who Emily will ultimately choose as her partner.
Filming history in Mykonos
Cast members were previously spotted in Greece during production earlier in 2026. In May 2026, Collins posted from Mykonos to announce that the show was travelling to Greece for one last epic adventure, and a video emerged in June 2026 showing the cast taking a break from filming on the island.



Background on the Netflix series
Emily in Paris is an American romantic comedy television series created for Netflix. The show follows Emily Cooper, a Chicago marketing executive who moves to Paris for a career opportunity, navigating work, friendships, and romance in the French capital.
Throughout its run, the series has focused on Emily's complicated love triangle involving French chef Gabriel and British banker Alfie. The decision to film in Mykonos expands the show's backdrop beyond France to the Aegean island of Mykonos, known internationally for its coastal landscapes and Cycladic architecture.
