Nicola Coughlan Shares Photos with Gifted Camera from Luke Newton: 'Lots of Beautiful Memories'


A New Hobby Unveiled: Photography and Friendship

Nicola Coughlan, known for her role in Netflix's "Bridgerton," recently delighted fans with a glimpse into her off-screen world, showcasing her budding interest in photography, thanks to a thoughtful gift from co-star Luke Newton. The actress, 37, shared an Instagram post on June 18, featuring a carousel of photos capturing candid moments on and off the set.

In one striking image, Nicola leans affectionately on Luke's shoulder, highlighting their close bond both on-screen and off.

This gesture not only showcases their friendship but also hints at the camaraderie that defines the "Bridgerton" cast behind the scenes.

From Pranks to Passion Projects

Nicola's Instagram caption, "Bridgerton on Film," accompanied by shots from her new camera, reflects her journey into photography. This newfound passion, sparked by Luke's gift, underscores the supportive environment among the cast members.

As Nicola continues to hone her skills behind the lens, each snapshot becomes a testament to the enduring friendships forged amidst the glamour of the Regency-era drama.

Inside the Bridgerton Universe: Pranks and Playfulness

Beyond photography, Nicola Coughlan and Luke Newton have shared many memorable moments on set, including a well-executed prank orchestrated by Nicola herself. Revealing Luke's boy band past to the delight of the cast, Nicola orchestrated a prank during a pivotal dance scene, where instead of the expected music, Luke's boy band track played, much to everyone's surprise.

In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Nicola recounted the meticulous planning behind the prank, describing it as a long-awaited opportunity to blend humor with their professional camaraderie. Luke, though initially unaware of the impending prank, embraced the light-hearted moment, contributing to the vibrant atmosphere on set.

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