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,” the insider adds. “The show is Emily in Paris — not Gabriel in Paris.”

According to the source, “Everyone is so upset about the remarks he made. There is going to be a lot of tension.”

The Netflix series, which premiered in 2020, follows Emily’s (Lily Collins) journey after moving to France from the U.S. for a new job. Emily subsequently finds herself caught in a love triangle between Gabriel (Bravo) and Alfie (Lucien Laviscount).

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Season 4 premiered earlier this year and showed Emily and Gabriel’s attempt at romance ending as quickly as it started. Emily ultimately ended the season in Rome with new love interest Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini).

Last month, Bravo, 36, raised eyebrows with his comments about how Gabriel’s arc frustrated him in recent seasons.

“The ‘sexy chef’ was very much part of me in season 1 and we grew apart season after season because of the choices he makes and because of the direction they make him take,” Bravo told IndieWire. “I’ve never been so far away from him.”

The actor said he felt Gabriel had “slowly turned into guacamole” before making a dig about narrative “souffles” and a “lack of risk” on screen.

“In season 1, there was a lot of me in him. But as they made him kind of unaware of his surroundings, of the dynamic, always victimizing and always being completely lost in translation and oblivious to anything that is happening around him and being manipulated by everyone, it kind of became not fun for me to shoot,” he noted. “Or to see a character I love so much and brought me so much, being slowly turned into guacamole. I really grew apart from him.”

Bravo recalled trying to make suggestions for his character, adding, “[But] there is only so much I can do in the limits of a script. I tried for seasons to bring nuances but we don’t have much liberty on set. We cannot change a word or an emotion. They know what they want and we just have to comply.”

Much to fans’ dismay, Bravo even hinted at stepping away from the series, which was officially renewed in September.

“It makes me question if I want to be part of season 5 — because my contract ends at season 4. I really want to see if Gabriel gets back to his fun, cheeky, playful, alive self,” he continued. “Because three seasons playing melancholic, sad, depressed, and lost is not fun anymore. It’s a comedy, everybody is having fun around me, everybody is jumping around, and I’m just slowly sinking into god knows what.”

For more details on Bravo’s future on Emily in Paris, pick up the new issue of Us Weekly, on stands now.

Emily in Paris is currently streaming on Netflix.