Netflix has dated the final season. Here is her net worth, her husband, her daughter's name — and what she does once the beret comes off.
Netflix has set Emily in Paris season six for December 24 and confirmed it is the last. The show that started in 2020 ends on Christmas Eve.
Collins' fortune is widely estimated at around $25 million — built largely on the Netflix hit that turned a marketing executive in a beret into a global brand.
She has carried Emily in Paris since 2020 and is an executive producer on it too — a credit that pays well past an acting fee, across six seasons.
Her husband is Charlie McDowell, a director and screenwriter behind The One I Love and Windfall. They started dating in 2019 and were engaged by 2020.
They married on September 4, 2021 at Dunton Hot Springs in Colorado — a restored 19th-century ghost town turned mountain resort, nowhere near a red carpet.
On January 31, 2025 the couple announced a daughter, Tove Jane McDowell, born via surrogate. "Welcome to the center of our world," Collins wrote.
Born in Guildford, England on March 18, 1989, she is 37 and holds British and American citizenship. Her father is Genesis drummer and solo star Phil Collins.
She played Snow White in Mirror Mirror, Clary Fray in The Mortal Instruments and Edith in Tolkien. Rules Don't Apply brought a Golden Globe nod in 2017.
Season six takes Emily to Greece and Monaco. The official logline promises a final choice between her career, her heart, and the life she built in Paris.
Ahead of her: The Cradle, and Gilded Rage directed by her husband. She is also set to star in and produce a live-action Polly Pocket. The beret comes off; the career doesn't.