Fans of rosy- romance ‘Red, White & Royal Blue’ can finally breathe easy. Production kicked off this week on the sequel, ‘Red, White & Royal’ Wedding, with leads Nicholas Galitzine and Taylor Zakhar Perez dropping a delightful behind-the-scenes video that has everyone buzzing. Shared via on X (formerly Twitter), the clip captures the duo lounging in pajamas on set, playfully setting the record straight about what’s ahead.

Lights, camera, London

“It’s Bea’s wedding,” announces Perez with a grin, nodding to Prince Henry’s sister from the original film. Galitzine jumps in quick: “Don’t get confused, we’re not getting married. That’s a long ways off.” The lighthearted exchange squashes earlier rumors of an Alex-Henry wedding, shifting focus to family festivities instead. Filming is underway in London, building on the 2023 hit that turned Casey McQuiston’s novel into a global sensation. No release date yet, but the wait feels shorter already.Helming the project is Jamie Babbit, a five-time Emmy nominee known for her witty touch in films like ‘But I’m a Cheerleader’ and episodes of ‘Russian Doll,’ ‘Gilmore Girls,’ and ‘Only Murders in the Building.’ The script comes from a powerhouse trio: showrunner Gemma Burgess, original director Matthew López, and McQuiston herself.Watch here

What to expect

Galitzine returns as the brooding Prince Henry, Perez as the charming Alex Claremont-Diaz, America’s first son’s firecracker. Whispers suggest Ellie Bamber might reprise Bea, with possible cameos from Uma Thurman or Clifton Collins Jr. The story picks up post-first film’s fluffy happy ending, centering Bea’s nuptials amid royal chaos and transatlantic sparks. Galitzine once reflected on the pressure of adapting a fan-favorite book: “People felt protective over it… there’s always trepidation with existing IP.” Yet the original’s 7.0 IMDb score and rom-com revival prove they nailed it.This sequel promises more swoon-worthy tension, heartfelt moments, and that irresistible enemies-to-lovers glow-up. As Alex and Henry navigate wedding bells (not theirs), expect plenty of wit, heat, and heartfelt chaos. Stream the original on Prime Video.