One of 2020’s most polarising shows is getting a second series, Netflix has confirmed.

The streaming giant announced on Wednesday that Emily In Paris’ adventures are not over, in a tweet that read: “Béret exciting news. Emily in Paris will return for season 2. Oui oui!”

We’re sure the show’s many detractors will love that one…

They also shared a video of the cast celebrating the news of the second season with wine, while saying the French word deux into the camera. 

Following the announcement, Netflix also casually told everyone that we’ve actually been pronouncing the name of the show wrong for the last few months (apparently we’re meant to be saying “Paris” the French way).

Upon the release of Emily In Paris last month, many critics – particularly those in France – lambasted the show, but that seemingly didn’t exactly affect its popularity, with the 10-part series becoming one of the streaming service’s most-watched originals of the month.

Emily In Paris stars Lily Collins as the titular Emily Cooper, an American woman in her 20s who moves to the French capital to work at a marketing firm.

The show also features French actor Camille Razat as Camille, Emily’s best friend in Paris, and Lucas Bravo as Gabriel, Camille’s ex-boyfriend who the title character finds herself growing closer to as the series progresses.

It was created by Darren Star, best known as the man behind Sex And The City, who also produced its two film spin-offs.

Emily In Paris is available to stream on Netflix now, with season two expected to debut in 2021.