Searching for the Emily in Paris Season 5 trailer and finding… nothing? That is the current state. Netflix has not released an official Season 5 trailer, teaser, or date, and no renewal has been announced on Netflix’s press site or Tudum. That trailer is definitly not out yet.
Context helps. The series, created by Darren Star and led by Lily Collins, first premiered on 2 October 2020 on Netflix. Season 4 arrived in two parts in 2024: Part 1 on 15 August and Part 2 on 12 September, for a total of 10 episodes split 5 and 5, according to Netflix. Seasons 2 and 3 previously landed on 22 December 2021 and 21 December 2022, marking a clear holiday pattern before the 2024 split release.
Emily in Paris Season 5 trailer status on Netflix channels
As of December 2025, there is no Season 5 trailer on Netflix’s main YouTube channel, Netflix France’s YouTube, or on Netflix Tudum. The Netflix press site lists past announcements for the show but no Season 5 renewal note or video asset.
Why this matters: trailers for returning Netflix series usually debut on those exact channels, then ripple across the show’s and cast’s social accounts. If it is not there, it is not official. Anything circulating elsewhere is either fan-made or outdated.
Season 4’s rollout also shows Netflix’s preferred playbook: drop official key art and stills on Tudum, publish the trailer on YouTube, then confirm episode counts and release dates on the press site. None of these steps have happened for a Season 5 entry.
Renewal questions around Emily in Paris Season 5
Has Netflix ordered Season 5? Not publicly. Netflix previously renewed Emily in Paris for Seasons 3 and 4 on 10 January 2022, a single announcement that covered two cycles, per Netflix. No similar multi-season announcement exists for a fifth run.
The franchise remains one of Netflix’s visible romantic comedies, but timing shifted. After two consecutive December launches, Netflix moved Season 4 to late summer 2024 with a split drop. The broader industry also felt the 2023 strikes, which pushed calendars for many scripted shows across 2024. This context explains why a renewal and trailer window can slip beyond the old December rhythm.
If renewal arrives, fans can expect the first official materials to appear in a familiar order: press note and stills, followed by a teaser, then a full trailer closer to launch. Netflix has used that cadence repeatedly for its returning series.
When a Season 5 trailer could arrive based on Netflix patterns
Past dates point to a realistic window. The show launched on 2 October 2020, then pivoted to 22 December 2021 and 21 December 2022 before Season 4 moved to 15 August and 12 September 2024. That history suggests two likely marketing lanes: a year-end holiday slot or a late-summer slot.
If Netflix keeps the late-summer path, trailer drops tend to land weeks before release, with teasers often preceding them. If the series returns to a holiday corridor, the trailer window naturally shifts to late fall. Either way, the next reliable signal will be a renewal notice on Netflix’s press site or Tudum followed by a dated teaser on YouTube.
What to do now: follow the Netflix and Netflix France YouTube channels, check the Emily in Paris page on Netflix and hit the bell to get a notification, and keep an eye on Tudum’s show hub. Those are the first places the official bande-annonce will surface.
Key verified dates from Netflix for reference : original premiere 2 October 2020, Season 2 on 22 December 2021, Season 3 on 21 December 2022, Season 4 Part 1 on 15 August 2024 and Part 2 on 12 September 2024. Until a new press note lands, anything claiming to be the Season 5 trailer is not the real thing.