Red, White & Royal Blue is getting a sequel.
The follow-up to Prime Video's hit rom-com was announced during a Q&A this week ahead of Amazon's inaugural upfront presentation next week.
An official teaser poster was also released, showing a destroyed cake alongside the tagline: "Fancy another slice?"
Nicholas Galitzine and Taylor Zakhar Perez will be reprising their characters Prince Henry and Alex Claremont-Diaz.
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Plot details are unknown as of yet, but Matthew López is teaming up with Casey McQuiston, who wrote the original Red, White & Royal Blue novel, on the script.
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Released last summer, Red, White & Royal Blue centred on the relationship between Alex, the son of the US president, and Henry, a British prince.
When the tabloids snap Alex and Henry getting into a fight at a wedding reception, their two respective families devise a damage-control plan, which leads to an unforeseen romance.
Uma Thurman, Clifton Collins Jr, Sarah Shahi, Rachel Hilson, and Stephen Fry also starred in the movie.
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López previously spoke to Digital Spy about his adaptation's happy ending.
"When I was growing up as a baby gay, what few stories there were about being queer were always about death and dying," he explained. "So I think one of the reasons I was drawn to this story in the first place was that it had a happy ending. There weren't happy endings in queer movies when I was growing up.
"I don't think it really occurred to me that's probably one of the reasons until after I finished the film. I mean, it sounds so simple, and also sad to be able to report that just is not how queer movies ended in the '90s and the early aughts."
Red, White & Royal Blue is available to watch on Prime Video.
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