The actors playing young Price William and Kate Middleton are also the unwitting stars of TikToks, as the Netflix show shoots its final season.
was dark and gloomy—and not just because it rains all the time in Britain.
The reality of when happens to one of the season’s main characters was a bit too much for me, personally, to bear, andBut after seeing these photos and TikToks, my outlook is a bit rosier for season six, which is expected toAdvertisement
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