Top 10 Times Bridgerton Tackled Serious Issues

What serious issues stood out to you the most in the series? Share your thoughts below and let's continue the conversation!

Loss of a parent and/or spouse and the struggles to lead a family as a brother/son or widowed mother, judgment from society and family based on life choices, struggles with growth due to parental abuse and neglect, pressures to fulfill certain societal expectations. This show is perfection and I am so excited to see Polin come to fruition in Season 3

I wouldn’t call it an issue, but I really admire the inclusion of plus sized characters. Shows and movies usually focus on the conventionally pretty people. But this show includes everyone, no matter the shape or size.

Child neglect and child abandonment and the trauma stemming from it is literally Simon's story! Would've loved to see it in the video.

I'm so glad I'm not the only one who got the impression that Benedict might be bi. Queen Charlotte was such a beautiful portrayal of loving someone with a mental illness.

The depiction of George III’s mental illness and Charlotte’s relationship with him is so poignantly portrayed and the brief moments of lucidity we see and Charlotte’s pain when he regresses again just make my heart ache. My father had Alzheimer’s and I watched my mum go through hell every time he had moments of clarity and then sank back into the darkness of dementia. I know it’s not the same as whatever mental illness King George had but to lose your loved one whilst they’re right there in front of you is unbearably painful.

I would definitely like to see characters with disabilities, not just physically, but mentally as well, especially one of them being the love of interest to the Bridgerton is

The 2nd time I watch queen charlotte cried so much during the ending

I love love LOVE that Ms. Mojo knows when I’m listening to my Bridgerton audiobooks! ❤❤❤

Only 1 more day until part 1 of season 3 starts for Bridgerton! 🎉 Just an observation, the powder that was mixed in the tea was highly doubtful to be opium powder as that would have created a very sedated, "zoned out" state or even passed out in his case because he added waayyy more than the "pinch" recommend. It was likely a mushroom derivative or something similar to Peyote or LCD. Have a glorious rest of the week beautiful people!! 🥰

The only thing I can expect from Bridgerton is that Eloise will resume her friendship with Penelope and Penelope will give Lady Whistleton and start a new life together with Colin

Why did you ignore the emotional abuse Simon Hastings had endured as a child? It had played a major role during Season 1. Badly done, Watch MOJO. Badly done.

Seeing the scene with Danbury and Simon on how many people before him had to work and earn their tiltes unlike the other noble families who simply inherited them. Especially when they mentioned the Queen. Both were challenged by the demands of society and the crown. It means more because they are just as equal and rightful as the rest of the ton. Long Live Queen Charlotte, Lady Danbury and Lady Whistledown.

Love Bridgerton ❤

The bee scene made me cry when I watch it for the first time 😢

I've loved this series all the way through. I've recently just watched part one of season three, I loved they showed a deaf character in a scene. I hope to see more in the future.

Its great that they included sign language in S3

In the book Anthony wasnt with his dad when he died. Eloise sees it happening

You missed an issue... that Penelope could only have been a professional writer by hiding her identity.

Class differences. Benedict and Sophie. Just please!