Bridgerton two filming has been thwarted by a series of Covid outbreaks on set this year.
Yet the defiant cast and crew returned to filming on Monday, as actors including leading lady Phoebe Dynevor [Daphne Bridgerton] and her on-screen brother Jonathan Bailey [Anthony Bridgerton] were spotted on set.
The actress, 26, attempted to try and minimise the possibility of another coronavirus wave on set, as she wore a plastic visor to protect herself and others from the potentially-deadly virus.
Beaming Phoebe, who reportedly recently split from her boyfriend of five months Pete Davidson, flashed a smile as she walked through the London location with her co-stars and members of the crew.
The daughter of Coronation Street actress Sally Dynevor wore her strawberry blonde locks in a blue hair net to protect her elegant up do before the cameras began rolling.
Phoebe opted for a subtle pallet of make-up in neutral tones, while she masked her lilac period costume with a black robe while moving around on set.
All smiles: Beaming Phoebe, who reportedly recently split from her boyfriend of five months Pete Davidson, flashed a smile as she walked through the London location with her co-stars and members of the crew
Meanwhile, Jonathan, 33, who will take on the main character role this season as he searches for a wife, was dressed in a double-breasted white waistcoat and navy robe during the appearance.
His character was dressed in a pair of smart trousers and dress shoes, while he also wore a protective visor loosely around his neck as he chatted to a member of the crew who was covered in a face mask.
Also filming on Monday was Anthony's younger brother Benedict Bridgerton - who is played by Luke Thompson - and was spotted wearing a black robe to cover his elaborate costume beneath.
Walking: His character was dressed in a pair of smart trousers and dress shoes, while he also wore a protective visor loosely around his neck as he chatted to a member of the crew who was covered in a face mask
Covered up: Luke was spotted wearing a black robe to cover his elaborate costume beneath
Bridgerton series two production reportedly ground to a halt once again late last month after bosses muddled up positive and negative COVID-19 tests, according to The Sun.
In August production resumed on the second season after two positive coronavirus tests shut it down - but the set experienced a further minor delay due to the testing gaffe, meaning it was not known which test belonged to whom.
It was alleged due to a positive test among the tests, bosses on the set in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire had to retest the entire
