Bridgerton family

The Bridgerton family is a prominent, upper-class British family in 19th-century society, consisting of a widowed father, Edmund, and his eight children. Each sibling is named alphabetically from Anthony to Hyacinth. They are well-connected socially, with their actions and relationships often central to societal events and gossip. The family values tradition, unity, and reputation, navigating love, marriage, and societal expectations while maintaining their status within London's high society. Their story explores personal desires amid societal pressures, making them relatable yet admirable figures in their quest for love and belonging.