Here’s where every major character ended up in ‘Emily in Paris’ season 4

Following her and Gabriel’s canceled wedding, Camille goes off the grid, prompting her family and Gabriel to think she’s gone missing.

While it’s suspected that she’s returned to Greece to be with Sofia (Melia Kreiling), Emily eventually finds her hiding out in Giverny.

When she returns, she reignites her relationship with Sofia and the pair move into the same apartment block as Gabriel, which is a little too close for comfort for Emily.

Sofia isn’t so happy living that close to Gabriel either, and an argument between her and Camille leads her to eventually return to Athens.

Camille then learns that she’s not actually pregnant, her doctor explaining to her that she likely experienced a false positive due to some medication she was taking.

Heartbroken over Sofia leaving and Gabriel moving on with Emily, Camille decides not to share this with Gabriel.

It’s not until after Gabriel and Emily have their huge fight during the holidays that Camille comes clean. She asks Gabriel if they could still be a family but she ends up doing it alone, telling Emily toward the end of the season that she is planning to adopt a child.

Mindy and her bandmates, Benoît (Kevin Dias) and Étienne (Jin Xuan Mao), learn that getting accepted into the Eurovision Song Contest is not all it’s cracked up to be. They have to find the funds to pull off their performance themselves, which prompts Mindy to take on a new singing gig at a club that requires her to be topless to perform.

This causes yet another problem in her relationship with Nicolas de Léon (Paul Forman), who has found himself torn between loving Mindy for who she is and trying to rein in her personality so that she appears more palatable to his company’s board members.

Although Nicolas comes to support Mindy’s new club job, he can’t get over the fact that she remains close to her ex Benoît. After taking part in a photo shoot with romantic overtones, Nicolas’ jealousy gets the better of him. 

He spitefully sabotages the band’s chances at Eurovision success by using their entry song in a campaign ad, immediately disqualifying them.

At the end of the season, Mindy escapes Paris by joining Emily in Rome. While there she performs a new song about the breakdown of her relationship with Nicolas that attracts a big crowd. The following day, she learns that a video of the song has gone viral, giving her career a much-needed boost.

Emily first runs into Marcello while spending the holidays in Megève with Gabriel, Camille, and Camille’s family. Although still dating Gabriel at the time, there’s an instant spark between the two, which is reignited several weeks later when the two run into each other at a polo game.

Marcello, it turns out, is an old college friend of Nicolas, Mindy’s boyfriend.

He plays down his family’s wealth and fame, telling Emily his family are goatherds. Just as their romance begins to bloom, Marcello leaves Paris to return to Rome.

He invites Emily to join him in the Italian capital so he can show her the sights as well as his family’s village of Solitano, the Muratori brand’s HQ.

There is a slight hiccup when their Roman holiday is gatecrashed by Sylvie, who is desperate to secure Muratori as a new client for Agence Grateau.

Despite this, at the end of the season, it’s clear that Marcello and Emily are fully committed to giving a relationship a go.

At the beginning of the season, Julien’s (Samuel Arnold) resentment toward Emily continues to grow when one of his campaigns is jeopardized as a result of her split from Alfie, given that they were meant to be the loved-up face of their new advertisement.

Although the campaign goes off without a hitch, it’s the final straw for Julien, and he accepts a job in-house at Louis De Léon’s fashion conglomerate JVMA.

Shortly after he’s hired, an exposé about De Léon sexually harassing female employees breaks, thanks in part to Sylvie giving an account of her own experience.

When Louis asks Julien for information on Sylvie so that he can retaliate, Julien remains loyal to his former boss. He then quits and rejoins Agence Grateau.

Julien’s bitter feelings for Emily, which prompted him to look for a job elsewhere, appear to have dissipated. Toward the end of the season, he shuts down Geneviève’s subtle attempts to replace Emily in the office while Emily is in Rome.

Following Julien’s departure, Luc (Bruno Gouery) is asked to take on Julien’s clients and campaigns, which sends him into a panic as there are some he’s not as equipped to lead, including a luncheon for the luxury jeweler Boucheron.

While he narrowly avoids a disaster with the campaign, he begins to feel that he deserves a raise, given his extra responsibilities. His Michelin inspector girlfriend Marianne (Laurence Gormezano) decides to ambush Sylvie with the request after she pulls in a favor to get Sylvie and Laurent a last-minute reservation at a high-end restaurant.

After Marianne is exposed as being a fraud, their relationship appears to be over, and Luc ends season four with a potential new romance on the cards after catching the eye of one of the company’s new Italian clients, Bianca (Solenn Le Couviour).