Which Bridgerton Character You’d Be, Based on Your Myers Briggs Personality Type

Dear reader:  

It’s 2025, and if you are feeling the need to escape, may we suggest melting into the lavish sets, lush lawns, exquisite dresses and smoldering looks of Bridgerton? Further, if you’d like to imagine just whose delicate, low-heeled Regencycore shoes you may fit best into, we’ve broken down the personality types of our favorite cast members. You deserve nothing less!

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Anthony Bridgerton: ENTJ

Anthony is highly driven and focused on success, evident in his determination to fulfill his duties as the Viscount (you totally could have been a Viscount). He is assertive and takes charge, especially in his role as the head of the Bridgerton family, which reflects the natural leadership qualities of an ENTJ.  These traits, along with his ability to  navigate society’s expectations effortlessly and his off-the-charts charisma (who knew rizz was SUCH a thing in the Regency era?) make him a classic ENTJ, one of the more charming of the 16 personality types. 

Anthony is strategic and goal-oriented. He takes a ruthless approach to finding a suitable wife and managing family affairs, can be very stubborn, and has high standards for himself and others. He is not afraid of confrontation and will stand up for his beliefs and his family, demonstrating the ENTJ's strong-willed nature. ENTJ personalities can be demanding and commanding partners, with high expectations for their objects of affection, as we see in his sparring with Kate. We will leave you with this quotable evidence: “You are the bane of my existence and the object of all my desires.” 

 Eloise Bridgerton: ENTP

Eloise loves to challenge ideas and often questions societal norms and the status quo, which is typical of an ENTP. Like you, she is curious and perceptive, always seeking new knowledge and understanding of her friends as well as about the world beyond her immediate experience. 

Eloise is quick-witted and enjoys intellectual debates, a common trait among the ENTP Visionary personality. She thinks outside the box - just look at her many inspired investigations into Lady Whistledown's true identity. This lady also values her independence and autonomy. ENTPs are non-conformists at the core, often clashing with the conventional expectations. For Eloise, we see that in her defiance of gender expectations of her time.

Benedict Bridgerton: INTP

Benedict is open-minded and introspective. He often seems lost in thought, focusing on exploring his artistic passions and questioning society, which is indicative of the INTP's quest for understanding. 

As an INTP like Benedict, you are independent and non-conformist. You may not be in pursuit of a life beyond the expectations of your noble birth, but you are definitely  open minded – INTPs prefer abstract thinking over day-to-day details. You  also value intellectual pursuits. With Benedict, you can see this in how detached he can be from the more practical concerns of his family. 

Colin Bridgerton: ESFP

A social butterfly who adores the spotlight, Colin has traits characteristic of an ESFP. Like you, he is adventurous and optimistic, always seeking adventures and excitement beyond the town. He is also adaptable and resourceful and able to navigate different social situations with ease, a trait common in the ESFP Performer personality type. Colin has a soft side, however. He values his relationships and is supportive of his siblings – classic ESFP.

Lady Violet Bridgerton: ESFJ

Lady Violet has strong moral values, and she works overtime to maintain order and propriety in her family. ESFJs like you and Violet are deeply committed to family and their social standing. For example, Lady Violet is always ensuring her children are well-matched and happy, which is characteristic of the ESFJ's focus on harmony and support within their community. 

Lady Violet also upholds the traditions of the time. She places much importance on following societal rules – a typical trait of ESFJs who value structure and order. She manages her large household with ruthless efficiency, planning events and matches, which demonstrates this type’s strong organizational skills and attention to detail. But Lady Violet is also warm, providing emotional support to her children, in line with the caring nature of the ESFJ Provider personality type.

Colin Bridgerton: ESFP

Like you, Simon is kind of a bad-ass: assertive and decisive, quick to take control of situations and to stand up for himself, as seen in his boxing and negotiations. Simon is strategic and plans meticulously, especially when it comes to navigating the social landscape of the town, which is indicative of the INTJ's forward-thinking. 

He is independent and confident in his abilities, often preferring to work alone, a common trait among the INTJ Mastermind personality type. His clear vision for his future (he is determined not to have an heir) shows off the INTJ's strong will and decisiveness. Simon is also innovative in his quest to avoid marriage and societal expectations. INTJs do not always get credit for their creativity, but it is on full show in Simon Basset.

Penelope Featherington: INFP

Penelope is a classic INFP. She’s idealistic and empathetic, cares deeply for her friends, and yearns for a more just society. Like all  INFPs, she is introspective and, despite her deceptions, does value authenticity, which we see when she chooses to write as Lady Whistledown to express her true thoughts and feelings. 

Penelope is sensitive and reserved. She prefers to observe rather than be at the center of attention, a trait common in the INFP Healer personality type. She has a rich inner life and is imaginative. This fuels her ability to create the persona of Lady Whistledown and captivate the audience with her writing.

Queen Charlotte: ESTJ

Like you, Queen Charlotte, is well, a queen! She has a strong sense of duty, keeps things in order, and does what must be done. She makes sure things work well and guides society’s rules. These are the classic traits of an ESTJ, one of the natural leaders of the 16-type system. 

Queen Charlotte values tradition and has a clear set of expectations for how others should behave. Characteristic of the ESTJ’s direct communication style, she speaks plainly and controls social situations through micromanagement and the strategic use of social power.

Marina Thompson: ESFJ

Marina seeks peaceful relationships, reflecting the ESFJ's focus on social harmony and support. She is also very practical and concerned with her and her family's well-being. We see the ESFJ's sense of responsibility in her thoughts and actions. 

Marina's desire for acceptance and her attention to social cues are also typical of the ESFJ Provider personality type. Like many ESFJs, she can also be sensitive to criticism and highly values the opinions of others.

Lady Danbury: ESTJ 

Lady Danbury is authoritative and has a commanding presence, often taking charge in social settings, aligning with the ESTJ's leadership qualities. She is direct and honest, not afraid to speak her mind or call out others, which is typical ESTJ. Practical and tradition-oriented, we see Lady Danbury’s many efforts to uphold her marriage and all the customs of the town. She has high expectations and is not easily swayed by emotions, demonstrating the ESTJ's focus on logic and order.

Kate Sharma: ISTJ

Like you, Kate is responsible and dutiful, often putting her family's needs above her own. She shows a strong sense of duty towards her younger sister, Edwina, ensuring she makes a good match in society. Like many ISTJs, she pays close attention to detail, which is evident in her planning and managing of Edwina's debut into society. 

Kate often upholds traditional values and is seen as serious and reserved, especially in social settings – both ISTJ traits. A plain speaker, she is also not afraid to say what’s on her mind or stand up for what she believes is right, even if it means clashing with others, such as Anthony Bridgerton.

Daphne Bridgerton: ISFJ 

Daphne has the nurturing nature of an ISFJ, when looked at through the lens of the 16 Myers and Briggs personality types. She is traditional and values social harmony, working hard to maintain her family's reputation and adhere to societal expectations. She is also detail-oriented and observant. Daphne noticed subtleties in social interactions that others might miss, a trait common in ISFJs. 

Practical and realistic, Daphne often deals with problems in a methodical way. This is characteristic of ISFJ Protector personalities, who roll up their sleeves to help others as much as they are warm and supportive.

So, there you have it, the complete guide to the inner “countenances” of Bridgerton characters. Happy swooning!