Hold onto your parasols, Bridgerton fans, because Nicola Coughlan, our favorite Regency-era gossip queen, is making headlines again - and this time, it’s not about Lady Whistledown's latest scandal sheet. Nicola, known for her quick wit and even quicker tongue (both on and off-screen), has sparked a debate with her refreshingly honest take on working with male co-stars.

"I'm a Girls' Girl": Nicola's Preference Sparks a Buzz

During a recent panel discussion for her new sitcom, Big Mood, Nicola, never one to shy away from a bold statement, admitted that she prefers working with women.

"I think women just get my vibe," she confessed. "I'm a girls' girl. I'm like, 'Yay, let me work with you.'"

Her comments, delivered with her signature mix of charm and mischief, sent ripples through the entertainment world. Is Nicola subtly shading her male Bridgerton co-stars? Or is she simply celebrating the unique bond and camaraderie she’s found with her female colleagues?

From Derry to the Ton: A Career Shaped by Strong Women

Let’s be real, Nicola’s resume speaks for itself. From the hilarious and heartwarming Derry Girls to the glamorous world of Bridgerton, and now, sharing the screen with Hollywood heavyweights in Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, she’s built her career alongside some seriously talented women.

These experiences, it seems, have shaped her perspective on navigating the often-complicated world of show business.

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