FANS of Emily in Paris are rushing to their nearest Lidl to grab a range of French-themed products to celebrate part two of the popular Netflix show.
The major discount retailer introduced its brand-new products today.
Lidl shoppers can be transported to the heart of France with Parisian treats like macarons, luxurious chocolate truffles infused with Marc de Champagne and blackcurrant spirit, and mini éclairs filled with vanilla-flavoured cream.
Fans of the show will be eager to try Lidl’s Emily in Paris Shandy and refreshing Sparkling Lemonade.
The iconic Netflix series focuses heavily on fashion, and in a similar spirit, the bargain supermarket’s middle aisle features a collection of clothing items.
Shoppers can choose from chic Emily in Paris Ladies’ T-shirts or slippers.
To celebrate the show’s return, Lidl is offering several fans the chance to win a getaway to the French capital.
The lucky winners will enjoy an unforgettable Emily in Paris experience, staying at a four-star hotel, complete with a candlelit dinner on the Seine, a French bakery course, French lessons, and a tour of the show’s filming location.
To enter the competition, contestants should visit the @lidlgb Instagram account and follow the instructions on their pinned post.
Fans will have until September 11 to register.
The Netflix smash hit – famed for its love triangles and bold fashion choices – returned for season four part one last month.
The series catches up with Emily (played by Lily Collins) as she deals with discovering crush Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) is in love with her.
But this is further complicated after the season three finale discovery that he is also expecting a baby with his ex Camille (Camille Razat).
As Emily tries to decide what she wants out of the relationship, especially as she is still attached to the dapper British Alfie (Lucien Laviscount), the character decides to focus more on work.
But as she continues to navigate the city of love, fans have noticed one major issue with the character – and that is, despite being in France for over a year in the timeline of the show, she still doesn’t know any French.
The American expat has been seen attempting to learn the language, even attending classes in season two (where she met Alfie) but ultimately the efforts have disappeared.
This means those around her are still having to speak English, even though it’s not their native language, and they’re working for a French fashion company in France.
Taking to X (formerly Twitter), fans have slammed Emily for not making more of an effort with her colleagues.
One fan wrote: “The worst thing about Emily in Paris is knowing that Lily Collins actually knows how to speak French but f****g Emily only speaks English in France.
“Jesus f***ng christ, LET HER SPEAK FRENCH, NO ONE LIKES THAT SHE ONLY SPEAKS ENGLISH IN THE SHOW ANYWAY.”
“So after three years living and working in Paris, surrounded by French-speaking friends, lovers, colleagues, and clients and Emily still can’t speak French?” noted another.
While a fourth commented: “We are now four seasons into #EmilyInParis and Emily’s commitment to the bit of ‘ignorant American who can’t speak French’ is comical.”
Season four is dropping in two parts this season, with part two coming out on September 12.
Emily in Paris is a Netflix show, so you’ll need a subscription to the streaming service.
Netflix has a variety of subscription plans, ranging from budget-friendly to more premium deals.
The series is being released in two halves, but this does mean that you’ll have half the season straight away (which is great if you love binge-watching).
