Before Bridgerton Season 3, Luke Newton and Nicola Coughlan lived in a strange in-between space.
They were always there. Always visible. Always important — yet never central.
For two seasons, the audience was trained to look past them. New couples arrived. New scandals stole the spotlight.
Until it didn’t.
Season 3 didn’t just elevate Penelope and Colin. It exposed something else entirely: this was never a sudden love story — it was a delayed reckoning.
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