Mark your calendars, because another delightfully cheesy Christmas Prince film is set to grace our screens soon. Move over, ugly Christmas sweaters; Netflix’s annual offering of a Christmas Prince movie has become an irresistible holiday tradition. This year, they’ve truly outdone themselves with the trailer for A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby, which promises a storyline even more festive and chaotic than its predecessors. The upcoming flick cleverly weaves together a crime caper, a sacred truce, a curse on the firstborn, a playful nod to Cinderella, and even a touch of feminist flair.
You might be one of the few dedicated fans who watched the original 2017’s A Christmas Prince on repeat for 18 days, but if you missed it, here’s a quick refresher. The first two films follow an ambitious journalist named Clara (Lily Thompson) who journeys to the fictional European kingdom of Aldovia. Right off the bat, we can see that the creators took some inspiration from The Princess Diaries. Seriously, is Aldovia just a stone’s throw away from Genovia? And as for me, I’m clearly not nailing the freelance writing gig; I’ve never had an editor sponsor me for an endless trip to a luxurious foreign destination.
In true rom-com fashion, Clara falls head over heels for Prince Edward (Jordan Chase), and after getting married in the previous installment, they are now preparing for parenthood. But in Aldovia during Christmas, you can bet there will be plenty of drama. The trailer for A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby reveals that Queen Clara and King Edward are expecting their first child. However, before they can celebrate, they must host King Leo (Max Wu) and Queen Mei (Tina Zhang) from Penglia to solidify a sacred truce that’s been in place for 600 years. Just as they’re about to sign the agreement—cue the dramatic music—the ancient artifact needed for the signing goes missing.
Did you think this was merely a story about Clara and Edward welcoming a baby? Clearly, you haven’t learned from past Christmas Prince films; this one has layers of subplots. While the royal baby is central, there’s also the mystery of the vanished treaty and a looming curse on their firstborn. And, because it wouldn’t be complete without a touch of fairy tale magic, they must find the culprit before the clock strikes midnight. In an adorable scene, Clara can’t reach her slippers, and Edward slides them on for her—a charming nod to Cinderella.
We’re still waiting to see if the film will include a baby shower for Clara. Nevertheless, this chaotic holiday fluff feels like the best kind of gift.
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In summary, the latest installment in the Christmas Prince series promises a mix of royal drama, holiday cheer, and whimsical adventures that fans have come to love.
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