‘‘Bridgerton’ Creator Julia Quinn On Regé-Jean Page’s Exit, Season 2, & More

The mastermind behind the “Bridgerton” craze, New York Times bestselling author Julia Quinn, returns to “Tamron Hall” to discuss season 2 of the Netflix fan favorite. From Regé-Jean Page’s exit from the show to the book that inspired the season, “The Viscount Who Loved Me”-Julia tells all about the next installment of “Bridgerton.” She also candidly opens up about the tragic loss of her father and sister following a car crash, plus more
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[@pookyparis8446]

Juliais sooo right when she said about those who criticize romance books and films. This genre may bring much money for this industry but as it is made for "female"... romances are dispised. I am glad people, men as well as women love Bridgerton and made review about it. Her comments are great, look forward for more interviews like this

[@donnakerr4997]

I have read ALL of Julia Quinn’s books beginning with her first series and have enjoyed them enough that I have read them over and over again.It seems that I cannot get enough of them.

[@midnightblack07]

My condolences to JQ and her family. She seems like such a lovely person, and her books have brought so much joy to this world. No one deserves to go through some thing like that. :(

[@freshPrincess626]

Love that she pointed out how rare and unknown the feminine gaze is in mainstream fiction that most people don’t even register, understand, or know how to describe what they’re seeing. It’s an issue I’ve been seeing in a few of my fandoms the last few years.

[@phyncke]

She is amazing - very sad for her loss - hats off to Julia Quinn!

[@ourh2253]

My condolences. You've been one of my favorite authors for 20 years at least. Congratulations on everything 😍

[@marysawyer4041]

So very sorry for your losses. Thank God you have this wonderful gift of writing. Thank you for Bridgestone ❤️

[@linguisticcolors]

My condolences to the author and her family!

[@MelSpeaksMD]

Shonda Rhimes and the #diversity is what drew me in, but the storyline kept me watching. Looking forward to season 2.. The Duke will be missed ❤️

[@abenafrimpong4271]

Love your outfit Tamron

[@TracyShultz]

What a sad tragedy. So very sorry for the loss of your loved ones to a DD. I do love Julia Quinn’s books. They are easy to read but so interesting! And the show is Amazing, Beautiful and I’ve watched both seasons over and over again💜

[@dutchkel]

I met her at a talk at the Seattle Central Library where she came for a talk a couple of yrs ago and signed my copy of her book. That's probably worth something now...

[@venusiank2495]

Wow! You're damn lucky 😊

[@carolevelez632]

Julia Quinn is a brilliant writer!

[@soniarena5250]

Love the show, cant wait for season 2!!!

[@jl4073]

Love me some Bridge!! Rege Jean Page in particular!

[@LayllasLocker]

I hope that drunk driver will spend many years in jail!

[@charlottekabirisiarigumisi2122]

Why did I think that Julia Quinn was British??🙊🙊🙊. Her accent didn't bother me until like a light bulb went off.

[@Stand663]

What Americans don’t understand or know is in aristocratic and royal circles, there’s no differences amongst people. There’s only hierarchy. An African chief would send his son to university in England etc and he might’ve met a aristocratic lady and they would’ve probably get married etc etc and be patron’s of high society. It could’ve just have been a nobleman from India or China. It made no difference. Americans only see race thru their own politics sadly. It didn’t apply in the rest of the world

[@xbdandix]

LOOOOOLLLL are you British? This is definitely not the case. You’re acting like racism doesn’t exist and it’s just classism. Absolutely not the case. Racism is so intrinsic to class and vice versa. Don’t act like people of colour were never treated as second class citizens in the uk because of their race

[@Stand663]

@@xbdandix Slavery didn’t exist on Crown lands. It was against English common law. Slavery did however exist in America mainly in the south, which off course wasn’t Crown land, because, you had an insurrection in 1776. It’s obvious your history is not taught properly .

[@bork2739]

So, that's the perpetrator.

[@bionicwoman9884]

She's the author she can do whatever she wants

[@kinkycottoncandyhair9614]

If you wanna ask why the Duke left then invite Rege Jean Page on your stupid show and ask him yourself, instead of disrespecting Julia Quinn like this

[@nicim3730]

My question for you is; if you are so concerned with respect, why are you so disrespectful yourself to those of us viewing and reading through the comments.

[@Garaystone]

Why so nasty.