Remembering Diego Borella: The 'Emily in Paris' Crew Member Who Left Us Too Soon in Venice

The film and television industry is mourning the loss of a beloved colleague, Diego Borella, a dedicated crew member for the hit Netflix series 'Emily in Paris.' Borella, aged 51, tragically passed away in Venice, Italy, a city that served as a recent backdrop for the show's upcoming season. His sudden death has sent shockwaves through the production team and cast, leaving many heartbroken.

Reports indicate that Borella's passing was due to a sudden illness.

He was actively working on location for the fourth season of 'Emily in Paris' when the unfortunate incident occurred. The news emerged on August 24, 2025, casting a somber shadow over what was otherwise an exciting production period for the popular romantic comedy.

Diego Borella was known among his peers for his professionalism, unwavering commitment, and a vibrant spirit that made him a cherished presence on set.

His contributions, though often behind the scenes, were integral to the magic brought to viewers worldwide. Colleagues have taken to social media and private messages to express their grief and share fond memories of a man who touched many lives within the demanding world of film production.

Tributes have poured in from various members of the 'Emily in Paris' family.

While specific statements from the main cast or production company are pending or private, the collective sorrow is palpable. The loss of a crew member often hits particularly hard, as these individuals are the unsung heroes who meticulously craft the visual and logistical elements of a show, dedicating countless hours to their craft.

The production of 'Emily in Paris' season four, which had been generating considerable buzz, is now overshadowed by this profound loss.

While the show's future remains bright, it will undoubtedly proceed with a heavy heart, carrying the memory of Diego Borella, a vital part of its tapestry, who tragically departed too soon amidst the enchanting canals of Venice.