Emily In Paris' Eugenio Franceschini On Marcello's Nude Scene With Emily In Season 5: 'This Kind Of Scene Was...'

Emily In Paris Season 5: The Emmy Award-nominated Netflix original romantic comedy series Emily In Paris has returned with a new season that immerses viewers in Emily Cooper's turbulent world. This time, she confronted the tension between fashion, and unfulfilled emotions in the idyllic city of Rome. The finale showed Emily at a crossroads where she must decide what means most to her in terms of her relationships, work, and the place she loved the most. The latest season featured her new adventures in Rome with her Italian boyfriend Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini).

Emily In Paris Season 5 episode 3 featured a male rear nudity scene. Marcello left his bed naked, exposing his posterior. Emily's friend Mindy spots him naked as he strode down the stairs. He went back upstairs and covered his privates. There was a follow-up scene in the same episode when Mindy moved out of Emily's flat and into a hotel. This time, Marcello leaves bedroom in his briefs, and Emily joked with for his sudden modesty. As he left, he responded with a cheeky wiggle and pulled down his underwear, intensifying the show's distinctive humour.

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Emily In Paris Eugenio Franceschini claimed that even while the scenario might have caused viewers to raise an eyebrow, it hardly seemed scary. Speaking to PEOPLE, he said, "There was a lot of tension and everything about this kind of scene. I’m used to, to acting naked on the stage. I did a play where I was naked on the stage in front of the audience, so for me it, it was nothing."

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What Happens In Emily In Paris Season 5?

Emily's romantic life develops throughout the season, including her relationship with Italian fashion entrepreneur Marcello Muratori, who is driven by their connection and his professional aspirations. Marcello's brand receives the respect it merits at Venice Fashion Week, and he receives an invitation to live a tranquil life in Solitano with Emily.

A misunderstanding about a diamond ring briefly raises the possibility of a marriage proposal, but in practice, it results in an honest, heartnreaking conversation. Emily realises that although Marcello stands for love and comfort, she still sees her future in Paris, while he sees it in Italy. Without making any concessions to one another, they part ways amicably.