The “Emily in Paris” cast was reportedly shocked by Lucas Bravo’s blunt criticism of the hit Netflix series. Bravo, 36, raised eyebrows last month when he told French outlet Le Figaro that the show does not “stimulate” him and was debating exiting the series.

Actor Lucas Bravo is less than thrilled with the direction his “Emily in Paris” character has taken, and has some notes.

Bravo told IndieWire while promoting Mélanie Laurent’s true crime film “Freedom” that while he is indebted to “Emily in Paris” for marking his breakout role as chef Gabriel, he thinks his character has been “slowly turned into guacamole.”

Gabriel was a fan favorite until Seasons 3 and 4 saw the “sexy chef” struggling to navigate a love triangle with Emily and his girlfriend Camille, who was later revealed to be carrying his child. But the Season 4 finale has fans heart-eyed over Emily’s new love interest, Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini).

"Three seasons playing melancholic, sad, depressed, and lost is not fun anymore," the actor said of how his "sexy chef" character's storyline has evolved

Lily Collins, Lucas Bravo. Lucas Bravo's future on Emily in Paris is still undecided after his surprising comments about the show, a source exclusively reveals in the newest issue of Us Weekly. "The show will go on with or without Lucas,

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T he second season of Emily in Paris has just dropped on Netflix, continuing the tale of American Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) as she moves to Paris to work at a French marketing f