She continued, \u201cLady Danbury has been strategic from a young age. She understands what it is to be in a difficult marriage. She understands what it is to fall in love, so I think we really get a sense of her commitment to the Bridgertons by seeing how much she loved Lord Ledger, who was Violet Bridgerton\u2019s father. She also understands the power of having her own agency, her own money and being able to operate as the Queen\u2019s probably closest, most long-lived confidant, along with Brimsley, but that\u2019s a kind of different relationship. I think seeing that in Queen Charlotte<\/em> will make season 3 a more enriching viewing for the audience to have seen these four characters \u2014 Lady Danbury, Brimsley, Charlotte, and Violet in an earlier life \u2014 and understand what made them tick. I\u2019m always interested in what makes people tick. It\u2019s fascinating to me, and I hope that will enrich the experience for audiences.\u201d<\/p>\nAdjoa has teamed up with International Delight as the company launches limited-edition Bridgerton<\/em>-inspired creamers and iced coffee with Shondaland. International Delight and Shondaland will be helping give NYC singles the opportunity to meet their most desirable match at its \u201cCoffee & Courting\u201d dating event on February 22.<\/p>\nCoffeehouses were popular in the Regency era just as they are today. International Delight is releasing International Delight Berries & Cr\u00e8me Creamer, the International Delight English Toffee Creamer, and the International Delight Iced Coffee Berries & Cr\u00e8me. For Adjoa, her go-to is the Berries & Cr\u00e8me Creamer because it reminds her of the classic English cream tea.<\/p>\n
\n<\/blockquote>\n\u201cI think they were trying to find a way to recreate that Regency sense of how people get together and how important coming together would have been then and how we translate that now into the dating scene,\u201d Adjoa told Hollywood Life<\/strong>. \u201cFor 21st-century kids, I guess it\u2019s a lot about Tinder. It\u2019s certainly where my daughter met her husband, but the coming together of people has I think shifted post-pandemic. I do think grabbing a cup of coffee as a first step has become a sort of initial weigh-in to seeing if this person has potential.\u201d<\/p>\nShe added, \u201cFor me, those initial meetings, that first possible date, that little toe in the water in this relatively neutral space of grabbing a cup of coffee, it\u2019s a really interesting moment to see actually what connects you with another person. I think with my Lady Danbury marvelous hat on, I would say that finding a connection that allows you to be 100% of who you are, that may pique your curiosity in the other person, and may surprise you because maybe they\u2019re not what you thought you were looking for. Maybe they don\u2019t look how you thought they were going to look or sound or present, but we may have some spark of a soul connection. There may be something there where the same things amuse you or you\u2019re curious about the same aspects of life or culture or art or music or whatever it may be. I think that those initial moments of grabbing just something nice and easy breezy as a cup of coffee is a really easy way into doing that.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
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