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If you watched The Princess Switch: Switched Again on Netflix this weekend, you weren’t alone – and you also weren’t alone in your surprise when King Richard and Queen Amber from A Christmas Prince show up!

Fans all across social media were first delighted when they saw the Aldovian royal family at Duchess Margaret’s coronation.

But that turned to confusion about how Netflix’s Christmas movies were all connected, since in the first Princess Switch movie, Margaret and Kevin actually watched A Christmas Prince on Netflix in the movie. But now, Amber and Richard are there in real life!

Last year, it was revealed that it’s not just these two movies that are connected.

The Knight Before Christmas (also starring Vanessa Hudgens), Holiday Calendar, The Christmas Inheritance, and Holiday in the Wild are also entangled in the Christmas Movie Universe.

“It felt like a natural fit to show one of our other films available on Netflix,” Amanda Phillips Atkins, EVP of production company MPCA that produced the films, shared about the connections. “That one seed of an idea soon turned into fun opportunity to tie the various worlds together with small easter eggs from movie to movie.”

Netflix even put together a map of just how they all were connected. See it here!

While the Christmas Movie Universe might be glitching a bit, fans are still here for the connections and have some brilliant ideas for the future movies.

Check out what the fans are saying inside…More Here! »

Rose McIver snaps a pic with her prince, Ben Lamb, inside the A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby screening held at Netflix HQ in Los Angeles on Monday night (December 2).

The two stars screened the third installment of the movie franchise with their co-stars, including Sarah Douglas, Theo Devaney, Tahirah Sharif, Joel McVeagh, Madra Ihegborow and Kevin Schen.

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If you missed it, A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby continues the story of the new Queen Amber and King Richard, as they prepare to welcome their first child during the holiday season, all while hosting two other royals in Aldovia.

A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby premieres on Friday, December 5th on Netflix. Check out the trailer below!

It seems Netflix is building an entire universe with its Christmas movies!

The new film The Knight Before Christmas, starring Vanessa Hudgens and Josh Whitehouse, features an Easter Egg for the movie A Christmas Prince, starring Rose McIver and Ben Lamb.

The Christmas Prince franchise takes place in the fictional country Aldovia, though it’s an actual place that is referred to in The Knight Before Christmas.

Emmanuelle Chriqui plays the sister of Vanessa‘s character and while decorating her Christmas tree with her daughter, she picks up a decoration and says, “Your grandma and grandpa picked this up on their trip to Aldovia.”

Rose‘s Queen Amber and Ben‘s King Richard are the rulers of Aldovia and they’re going to have a baby in the upcoming third movie A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby. Watch the new trailer now!

Perhaps we’ll find out one day that Vanessa‘s character Brooke in The Knight Before Christmas is another lookalike from her other Netflix holiday movie The Princess Switch?!

Queen Amber is picture perfect in front of a beautiful Christmas tree in the new trailer for A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby.

In the upcoming movie, it’s Christmastime in Aldovia, and a royal baby is on the way! Queen Amber (Rose McIver) and King Richard (Ben Lamb) are getting ready to take some time off to prepare for their first child’s arrival, but first they have to host King Tai (Kevin Shen) and Queen Ming (Momo Yeung) of Penglia to renew a 600-year-old sacred truce.

But when the priceless treaty goes missing, peace is jeopardized and an ancient curse looms.

Amber will have to figure out who the thief is before the clock strikes midnight on Christmas Eve, for the safety of her family and the kingdom.

A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby premieres on December 5th on Netflix.

iZombie and A Christmas Prince actress Rose McIver has joined the cast of the upcoming play Key Largo, which will be making its world premiere with a production at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles.

Oscar nominee Andy Garcia is starring in the play, which is an adaptation of the iconic noir film starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall.

Returning from World War II, disillusioned Frank McCloud (Danny Pino) travels to a hotel in Key Largo to pay his respects to the widow of a fallen friend. What McCloud doesn’t count on is an entirely different battle with mobsters who have overtaken the hotel, led by the ruthless Johnny Rocco (Garcia). As a hurricane barrels toward the Keys, McCloud must face his demons in order to take down a monster.

Also starring in the play are Joely Fisher, Stephen Borrello, Louis Mustillo, Tony Plana, Richard Riehle, and Bradley Snedeker.

Original music for the play is being composed by 10-time Grammy winner Arturo Sandoval. Tony Award winner Doug Hughes is directing the production!

The play will run from November 6 through December 10.

Rose McIver looks like a princess while attending a special screening of her new Netflix movie A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding at the Netflix Icon Building on Friday night (November 16) in Los Angeles.

Director John Schultz joined the 30-year-old actress at the press event.

You can watch the brand new trailer for the film right here if you missed it! The new movie will debut on the streaming service beginning on November 30.

The movie takes place one year after 2017′s A Christmas Prince.

Check out all the photos from the special screening below…

The trailer for A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding is here!

The John Schultz-directed Netflix film, which stars Rose McIver and Ben Lamb, launches globally on the streaming service on November 30.

In the movie, a year after Amber helped Richard secure the crown, the two are set to tie the knot in a royal Christmas wedding – but their plans are jeopardized when Amber finds herself second-guessing whether or not she’s cut out to be queen, and Richard is faced with a political crisis that threatens to tarnish not only the holiday season, but the future of the kingdom.

Watch the trailer below!