Jonathan Bailey's 'Heartstopper' Cameo Teased In New Trailer For Season 3
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Fans are already buzzing over the "Bridgerton" heartthrob's appearance in Netflix's LGBTQ-inclusive series.
Just two days after his swoon-worthy appearance at the Emmy Awards, Jonathan Bailey is setting fans’ hearts aflutter once again.
The “Bridgerton” actor can be spotted in a trailer released Tuesday for the third season of “Heartstopper,” Netflix’s LGBTQ-inclusive teen series.
He portrays Jack Maddox, a musician turned scholar from Alice Oseman’s “Heartstopper” graphic novels, on which the Netflix show is based.
Jack certainly leaves a lasting impression on teen boyfriends Charlie Spring (played by Joe Locke) and Nick Nelson (Kit Connor), who met as students at a secondary school in small-town England.
Bailey’s casting — first revealed earlier this year — is just one of several surprises circling Season 3 of “Heartstopper,” which hits Netflix on Oct. 3. The new episodes follow Charlie and Nick as they “face their relationship’s biggest challenge yet,” according to press notes.
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