Why 'Bridgerton' Rewrote One of Sophie's Steamiest Scenes

‘Bridgerton’ star Yerin Ha breaks down that steamy bathtub scene with Luke Thompson: ‘Water did spill quite a lot’

She’s the newest leading lady.  “Bridgerton” Season 4 star Yerin Ha had a supportive co-star in her on-screen love interest, Luke Thompson. “Because I was working with Luke and he’s already been on the show…I felt like he was my obvious support system, and I was seeing him pretty much every day,” Ha, 28, exclusively told The Post. “I guess I kind of leaned on him, just as a pillar throughout this whole journey.” Yerin Ha as Sophie in “Bridgerton…

Exclusive | ‘Bridgerton’ star Yerin Ha breaks down that steamy bathtub scene with Luke Thompson: ‘Water did spill quite a lot’

“[Sex scenes] are not the most comfortable scenes to shoot, but I think Luke and I have such a great relationship now that we're able talk about how silly it is. You know, we're in a bathtub together with a crew [standing around].”

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Why 'Bridgerton' rewrote one of Sophie's steamiest scenes

Yerin Ha as Sophie Baek in "Bridgerton."Liam Daniel/NetflixYerin Ha spoke to Business Insider about the intimacy scenes in season four of "Bridgerton."She said she loved the way the show changed the bathtub scene from the books.Spoilers ahead for season four, part two of "Bridgerton."From Anthony and Kate's secret garden tryst in season two to Penelope and Colin's infamous carriage romp in season three, the sex scenes in "Bridgerton" have become…

Exclusive: Yerin Ha Explains How ‘Bridgerton’ Season 4's Sex Scenes Break Tradition

Liam Daniel/NetflixSpoilers ahead for Bridgerton Season 4. If Sophie and Benedict’s intimate scenes in Bridgerton Season 4 felt particularly authentic to you, there’s a reason for that.In the season’s second half (which dropped on Feb. 26), the star-crossed lovers take their connection to the next level — first in a bedroom scene aptly set to a Vitamin String Quartet cover of Teddy Swims’ “Lose Control,” then in a tender bathtub moment (book rea…