Lily Collins just dropped the news on Instagram: “Traded berets for sun hats.”
The Emily in Paris star posted a carousel of photos from Greece, and the message is unmistakable — Emily Cooper is swapping the Seine for the Aegean.
Think about what this means.
A show built on the fantasy of Parisian life — the berets, the bistros, the impossibly stylish walks down cobblestone streets — is making the leap to Greece. Not just a vacation episode. A full pivot.
Why?
Because Greece offers what Paris cannot: sun that actually warms you, sea that cleanses you, and a pace of life that doesn’t require three espressos just to function.
Emily in Paris was always about aspiration. But the aspiration has shifted. People no longer dream of crowded metro rides and tiny apartments with spiral staircases (charming as they are). They dream of whitewashed walls, blue domes, and afternoons that stretch into eternity.
They dream of Greece.
The show is following the cultural current. And the current flows south.
You can keep your berets. The sun hat fits better anyway.
First seen on Instagram — see the original post here.
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