Dearest reader, I’ve heard word that the Ton is abuzz with a new sensation, that of a fantastic line of miniatures calledFunko Pop. They come in all shapes and sizes, with delightful characters from only the best tales of adventure and whimsy you can find in this fine age.
There are even a few of these wonders that have taken the form of some of our most accomplished and eligible members of high society. This author has heard on good authority that you too can take the extravagance and scandal home with you, and perhaps even a diamond if you’re lucky enough.
Funko Pop! TV: Bridgerton - Daphne Bridgerton
A diamond on your shelf
When Daphne Bridgerton entered the 1812 season, she didn’t think she’d fall in love with one Simon, but through some wacky situations and a ploy to avoid her overprotective older brother, she gets matched with the love of her life.
The eldest Bridgerton daughter and diamond of the 1813 season, as declared by Queen Charlotte, makes her debut as a Funko Pop! figure, leading the way with her charm, personality, and flawless debut into high society.
The Funko Pop! version of Daphne Bridgerton shows off her powder blue dress, gold earrings and necklace, and is posed in a way that shows off her elegance. The outstretched hand might initially seem odd, until you pair her with the Simon Basset figure, where the two of them are holding hands.
Funko Pop! TV: Bridgerton - Simon Basset
The Duke of Hastings is here
Simon Basset might be the most eligible bachelor of the first season of Bridgerton, but he’s ready to show off his love now that he’s found the one. The figure shows him holding out a hand, one you can place in his wife’s Daphne to make them match.
Posh, handsome, and distinguished, with more than a hit of tragedy, the dashing Simon Basset, Duke of Hastings joins the Funko universe with a dashing figure, perhaps the most dashing of them all.
Despite a rocky courtship with Daphne Bridgerton, he would find love with the Diamond of the First Water, beating out every eligible suitor at court. The two might have conspired to avoid much of the problems of courtship initially, but their love was found to be deeper than any other that season.
Funko Pop! TV: Bridgerton - Penelope Featherington
Lady Whistledown is sure to have a good word to say
Penelope Featherington might have been cast aside by plenty of the other members of high society but she makes a splash as season three begins. You can capture the courtship of Penelope and Colin with this Funko Pop and her partner.
Penelope might have been hiding in the shadows for much of the show, but as Season 3 of the Bridgerton show starts, she finally gets her time in the light, finding love while trying to balance the scandalous reporting of Lady Whistledown.
As a Funko Pop!, Penelope is bringing her unique personality to the series, with her bright and ornate green dress, black gloves, and gold necklace. She’s ready for the ball too, with her hair done up and make-up ready.
Funko Pop! TV: Bridgerton - Anthony Bridgerton
Head of the house
Head of the family Bridgerton, overprotective older brother, and stubborn to a fault, Anthony Bridgerton, Viscount of the family, joins the Funko family in a faithful recreation of the season two bachelor. Though he was against marrying for love, he quickly fell to the wiles of youth and defied tradition and duty to follow his heart.
The stern and responsible eldest son of the Bridgerton household, Anthony Bridgerton, Viscount, often places him in the role of caretaker for his family and is deeply protective of their futures.
While Anthony went into the 1814 season, he did not intend to fall in love, looking for the most sensible match among the eligible ladies of the season. Anthony comes equipped with a Pall Mall mallet, ready to compete for the family title.
Funko Pop! TV: Bridgerton - Colin Bridgerton
World Traveler, Freshly Married
After traveling the world Colin Bridgerton has settled back in England for the time being, just long enough to realize that his childhood friend of many, many years is really his one true love and that the two of them have longed to be together for quite some time. You too can have him settle in on your bookshelf if you’re looking to rebuild the cast of the show at home.
The third son of the Bridgerton family, Colin Bridgerton is the roguish and exceptionally dashing member of the family, prone to traveling, celebrating, and all sorts of debauchery that affluent youth get up to in the 1800s.
Coilin comes dressed up quite handsomely, with his hair having the perfect waves and curls, his ruby ring on his right hand, and the partly opened green shirt with a tailed jacket. You too can take home the most cheerful and friendly of the Bridgerton children with this very detailed figure.
Funko Pop! TV: Bridgerton - Kate Sharma
Pall Mall Champion
The star of season two, Kate Sharma takes the center stage in the Bridgerton show. Though she never intended to marry, she came into the arms of the most eligible bachelor of the season when her path crossed with Anthony Bridgerton.
After a whirlwind romantic relationship with Anthony Bridgerton, Kate Bridgerton (nee Sharma) came to fall in love with Anthony despite either one of their efforts to resist the natural attraction that the two of them had from the second they met.
She comes dressed in a beautiful green and teal dress, with yellowish gold accents with her gloves, earrings, and necklace. Like Anthony, she has devoted herself to the family Pall Mall games and comes complete with her chosen mallet to try and take the title.
Yes! The two are planned for a late 2024 release.
Will there be a Bridgerton Season 4?
Bridgerton season four is confirmed. Benedict Bridgerton has been confirmed for the lead of the show, though exactly what the bachelor will get into is still unknown.
Who is the most famous couple in Bridgerton?
The most popular couple in the show changes from season to season, with Kate and Anthony being a popular choice. That said, Queen Charlotte and King George share a special connection that’s highlighted in the Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story show.
