Yerin Ha Says She Developed Hives After Seven-Hour Bridgerton Bathtub Shoot
The actors describe careful coordination that kept the work manageable despite health setbacks.
Overview
- Ha says she broke out in hives and folliculitis the day after filming a bathtub intimacy scene and used cortisone cream for treatment.
- She explains that she dusted herself with baby powder to help tape intimate wardrobe and suspects the mix of powder and bath water triggered the reaction.
- Luke Thompson says the bathtub sequence took roughly seven hours to film, with on-set resets as water spilled and the tub was refilled.
- Production rescheduled work when Thompson tested positive for influenza during filming, according to the actors’ interviews.
- Both performers emphasize clear communication on set and say the intimate scenes were designed to serve the story rather than to be gratuitous.