Which Bridgerton are you, based on your MBTI (Personality test)

The Bridgerton Family (image via Instagram)
The Bridgerton Family (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)

Bridegerton is a period drama series based on the novels written by Julia Quinn. The series chronicles the lives of Bridgerton family members. As you immerse yourself in this Regency-era drama, have you ever wondered which character resonates most with your unique traits?

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is a psychological tool that categorises individuals into one of 16 distinct personality types based on preferences in how they perceive the world and make decisions.

These types are determined by four dichotomies: Introversion or Extraversion, Sensing or Intuition, Thinking or Feeling, and Judging or Perceiving. Each type is represented by a four-letter code, such as INFP or ESTJ, providing insight into one’s strengths, weaknesses, and potential paths for personal growth.

In this article, we explore the personalities of the beloved characters from the hit series and align them with their corresponding MBTI types. Whether a strategic thinker like Lady Danbury or a nurturing soul like Violet, discover which character’s journey mirrors your own.

Disclaimer: These are speculative interpretations based on the characters’ behaviors in the series and are meant for entertainment purposes.


Bridgerton characters based on MBTI personality types

INFP (The Mediator) - Daphne Bridgerton

Phoebe Dynevor as Daphne (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)
Phoebe Dynevor as Daphne (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)

INFPs are romantic, compassionate, and introspective. Daphne’s quest for true love rather than a marriage of convenience exemplifies the INFP’s idealistic and romantic nature. Her decision to form a pact with Simon to help each other find suitable partners, while secretly hoping for a love match, showcases her introspective and compassionate traits.

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INFJ (The Advocate) - Simon Basset, Duke of Hastings

Regé-Jean Page as Simon Basset (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)
Regé-Jean Page as Simon Basset (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)

INFJs are insightful, empathetic, and reserved. Simon’s backstory reveals his troubled childhood and the emotional walls he has built, which is characteristic of the reserved nature of INFJs. His gradual opening up to Daphne and his desire to protect her from societal pressures highlight his empathetic side.


INTJ (The Architect) - Lady Danbury

Adjoa Andoh as Lady Danbury (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)
Adjoa Andoh as Lady Danbury (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)

INTJs are strategic, logical, and independent. Lady Danbury’s role as a mentor to Simon and her influence in society demonstrate her strategic thinking and independence, traits common to INTJs. She often provides counsel with a long-term vision in mind, guiding characters like Simon through complex social dynamics.


INTP (The Thinker) - Benedict Bridgerton

Luke Thompson as Benedict Bridgerton (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)
Luke Thompson as Benedict Bridgerton (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)

INTPs are creative, curious, and intellectually driven. Benedict’s pursuit of art and his questioning of societal norms reflect the INTP’s creative and curious nature. His attendance at avant-garde parties and his exploration of his artistic identity showcase his intellectual drive and nonconformity.

Read more: Who does Benedict Bridgerton end up with in book?


ENFP (The Campaigner) - Penelope Featherington (Lady Whistledown)

Nicola Coughlan as Penelope Featherington (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)
Nicola Coughlan as Penelope Featherington (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)

ENFPs are enthusiastic, imaginative, and sociable. Penelope’s secret life as Lady Whistledown allows her to express her imaginative and enthusiastic ENFP personality. Her writings, which both entertain and influence the ton, highlight her creativity and strong sense of justice.

Read more: How old is Penelope in Bridgerton season 3? Age explored


ENFJ (The Protagonist) - Kate Sharma

Simone Ashley as Kate Sharma (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)
Simone Ashley as Kate Sharma (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)

ENFJs are charismatic, altruistic, and natural leaders. Kate’s arrival in London with a clear goal to secure her sister’s future showcases her altruistic and charismatic ENFJ personality. Her protective nature and ability to inspire others, particularly in her interactions with Anthony, reflect her leadership qualities.


ENTP (The Debater) - Eloise Bridgerton

Claudia Jessie as Eloise (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)
Claudia Jessie as Eloise (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)

ENTPs are innovative, curious, and enjoy intellectual debates. Eloise’s curiosity and disdain for traditional female roles in society embody the ENTP’s innovative and intellectual traits. Her pursuit of Lady Whistledown’s identity and her debates on women’s independence demonstrate her enjoyment of intellectual challenges.

Read more: Why was Eloise wearing huge cuffs in Bridgerton season 3?


ENTJ (The Commander) - Anthony Bridgerton

Jonathan Bailey as Anthony (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)
Jonathan Bailey as Anthony (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)

ENTJs are assertive, strategic, and natural leaders. As the head of the family, Anthony’s assertive leadership and sense of responsibility are evident. His strategic planning for his siblings’ marriages and his struggles with duty versus desire reflect the ENTJ’s natural leadership and decisive nature.


ISFJ (The Defender) - Violet Bridgerton

Ruth Gemmell as Violet (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)
Ruth Gemmell as Violet (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)

ISFJs are nurturing, reliable, and practical. Violet’s dedication to her family and her role as a nurturing figure aligns with the ISFJ’s reliable and practical traits. Her guidance in managing her children’s lives and ensuring their happiness exemplifies her caring and supportive nature.


ESFJ (The Consul) - Queen Charlotte

Golda Rosheuvel as Queen Charlotte (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)
Golda Rosheuvel as Queen Charlotte (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)

ESFJs are social, organized, and community-oriented. Queen Charlotte’s role in high society and her keen attention to social gatherings reflect her ESFJ traits. She is a powerful figure who values tradition and order, using her influence to maintain the social structure of the ton.

Read more: Is Queen Charlotte In Any Of The Bridgerton Books?


ISTJ (The Logistician) - Colin Bridgerton

Enter caption Luke Newton as Colin (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)
Enter caption Luke Newton as Colin (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)

ISTJs are responsible, meticulous, and value tradition. Colin’s reliability and practical approach to life embody the ISTJ personality. He values tradition and is often seen as the voice of reason within his family, upholding their legacy with a sense of duty.

Read more: How many kids do Penelope and Colin have in Bridgerton?


ESTP (The Entrepreneur) - Lady Portia Featherington

Polly Walker as Portia Featherington (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)
Polly Walker as Portia Featherington (Image via Instagram/@bridgertonnetflix)

ESTPs are energetic, perceptive, and action-oriented. Lady Portia Featherington’s sharp mind and ability to seize opportunities showcase her ESTP personality. She is always on the lookout for ways to advance her family’s status, often taking bold actions to ensure their place in society.


All the episodes of all seasons of Bridgerton are available to stream on Netflix.

Read more: 5 most loved Bridgerton characters of all time

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