Bridgerton’s Phoebe Dynevor suggests that the second set of filming is starting with her auburn hair

She dazzled audiences worldwide with her interpretation of Daphne in Netflix’s success, Bridgerton.

And Phoebe Dynevor hinted that filming for the second season could begin very soon, as she displayed her character’s red curls on Saturday.

The 25-year-old actress was seen cutting a casual figure in a light yellow sweater as she prepared to take a flight from New York back to the UK.

Phoebe dressed comfortably for the flight in her oversized sleepwear and multicolored scarf.

She added a padded beige jacket and black mask for the trip and carried a brown leather bag over one shoulder.

The beauty had tied her red curls in a messy bun, leaving two strands drooping in front to frame her face, just as Phoebe used to style her hair on the Netflix series.

Phoebe recently changed her hairstyle after being seen in Manchester with her family just two weeks ago with blonde highlights.

During this tour, the former Waterloo Road star also opted to keep things discreet in his yellow sweatshirt, however, he added a long tailored coat over it.

Although nothing official has been announced about the release date for Bridgerton ‘s second season or filming, it has been confirmed as happening by Netflix.

The second season will focus on older brother Bridgerton, Anthony, and his search for love.

Bridgerton was watched by more than 82 million people during his first month and was also nominated for best set in a dramatic series at the SAG Awards.

Phoebe’s tip about filming potentially being on the horizon comes after she claimed that dating in the 19th century was easier than in modern times, as men in the past were more romantic and were not distracted by dating apps or social media.

In an interview, the actress noted that men in the past were more likely to make big romantic gestures to declare how they felt, adding: ‘The problem today is that there is no social etiquette.’

She told Conan O’Brien: ‘The problem today is that there is no social etiquette. If someone liked you back then, they came with a big bouquet of flowers, so you knew where you were.

The beauty, whose mother is the star of Coronation Street Sally Dynevor, added that boys in Bridgerton ‘s time “had to work for it”.

However, Phoebe noted that there were advantages to dating in modern times, as she noticed her character’s former suitor, Nigel Berbrooker.

She added: ‘If there’s a Nigel today, I don’t have to pat myself. I can only say, ‘I’m fine, thanks.’

Meanwhile, Phoebe, who plays the main character in the extremely popular Regency drama, recently said that the ‘most difficult scene to film’ was a solo sexual act in which she had to perform with an orgasm.

The show explores the fiery relationship between Phoebe’s character and the dashing Duke of Hastings (played by Regé-Jean Page), with their honeymoon sex scenes dominating the show’s intermediate episodes.

In a new interview for Glamor, Phoebe openly revealed the difficulties the actors faced in filming the hottest scenes, especially when it came to exploring her character’s emerging sexuality.