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The first five minutes of Bridgerton season 3 starring Nicola Coughlan has been released online.
The highly anticipated third season of Netflix's hit show follows the Irish actress' character, Penelope Featherington, and her longtime crush Colin Bridgerton as they endeavour to find her a husband.
Production company Shondaland - owned by Grey's Anatomy creator, Shonda Rhimes - has released the first five minutes of the new season, part one of which is due to drop tomorrow (May 16).
The clip can be viewed on the Shondaland website here.
Fans have been sent into a frenzy by the surprise sneak park, with one social media user commenting, "Why did I watch this? Now I can't sleep until May 16th because of excitement!"
An X (formerly Twitter) user commented, "It looks beautiful and feels so different from the first two seasons, like a movie."
Another user commented, "That was indeed the fastest five minutes of my life. Cannot wait to watch the whole thing!"
The first part is due to be released tomorrow, with part two set for a June 13 release date.
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