After Emily decided to swap Paris for Rome at the end of the Netflix hit’s fourth season, the president of France vowed to “fight hard” for her return. “Take it easy, Emmanuel Macron,” tweeted Rome’s mayor,

Season 4 of Emily in Paris saw Emily taking a Roman holiday, after getting her heart broken by her French bf. It also saw Emmanuel Macron’s wife, Brigitte, make a cameo (for which she brought her own wardrobe ). When asked if Monsieur Macron would ever guest on the show, he demurred. “I’m less attractive than Brigitte!” he said.

The president of France has declared that he will “fight hard” to keep Netflix’s hit Emily in Paris from leaving the capital city.President Emmanuel Macron’s comments, published Wednesday in a Variety cover story,

French President Emmanuel Macron is (surprisingly) a fan of Netflix’s Emily in Paris, and he wants the show to stay in the country. The comments come as the show that many love to hate plans for its protagonist to go away to Rome,

In the last half of "Emily in Paris" season 4, Emily headed to Rome — a city she will continue to frequent in season 5.

"I would like to believe, at least I would like to hope, that Macron was joking, because he ought to know that a production company like Netflix does not take orders from heads of

They are the best of frenemies who like nothing more than a squabble – over food, football and fashion, not to mention why the Mona Lisa is in the possession of the Louvre and not a museum in Rome.

Paris, France - Emily in Paris is moving to Rome, but French President Emmanuel Macron wants the lead character to return to the titular city of Netflix's hit show. "Emily in Paris in Rome doesn't make sense,