Phoebe Dynevor Didn’t Close the Door on Bridgerton — She Says the Show Never Called

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Phoebe Dynevor Didn’t Close the Door on Bridgerton — She Says the Show Never Called

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Phoebe Dynevor Says She’d Return to Bridgerton — But the Call Still Hasn’t Come

For a long time, many Bridgerton fans assumed Phoebe Dynevor’s absence meant Daphne Bridgerton had quietly been left behind. But Dynevor’s latest comments tell a more complicated story.

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She has now made it clear that she did not step away because she shut the door herself. In fact, she says she would return — if she were asked. As she put it, “I have not received a call,” adding that if that call ever comes, she will be there “if I can.

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