Netflix teases Christmas Prince sequel - with royal baby

Scene from Netflix film, A Christmas Prince: Royal Wedding. Photo / Supplied

Fans of A Christmas Prince and the sequel (A Christmas Prince: Royal Wedding) will be excited to hear the news that the franchise is back with...you guessed it: A Royal Baby.

Netflix announced on Twitter that a "Baby makes 3" is on its way, sharing a snap of the royal "ultrasound", complete with a tiny baby crown.

Some personal news... pic.twitter.com/LXjzFc6U9D

— Netflix Queue (@netflixqueue) March 11, 2019

Devoted viewers may remember that journalist-turned-Queen Amber (played by Kiwi actor, Rose McIver) walked down the aisle to for her 'happily-ever-after' – but it seems the love story isn't over yet.

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This is really going to hurt. #AChristmasPrince3 (no I’m not pregnant in real life 🤣)

A post shared by Rose McIver (@imrosemciver) on Mar 11, 2019 at 6:46am PDT

Quite like the real royal couple Meghan and Harry, Netflix have their lips sealed about what's in store for the new royal baby of Aldovia.

The film is billed as being set in "Christmastime in Aldovia" and "a royal baby is on the way".

"Amber and Richard host royals from a faraway kingdom to renew an ancient truce, but when the priceless 600-year-old-treaty disappears, peace is put in jeopardy and an ancient curse threatens their family!"

While the first film was mocked online and deemed "so bad its good" by some critics, fans of the franchise which has bizarrely become something of a cult classic, are delighted with the news.

Very very excited about this #Royal baby news. So pleased to be with my wonderful cast mates and friends once again! https://t.co/O1qZgkWgKw

— Sarah Douglas (@TheSarahDouglas) March 11, 2019

they photoshopped a CROWN on an ULTRASOUND PHOTO https://t.co/EtSUMhqUjP

— molly freeman (@mollyrockit) March 11, 2019

I love that Netflix doesn’t know when to stop because I am going to watch this and LOVE it. https://t.co/Ilobqq9GIz

— Shelby Elpers (@shelbbs247) March 11, 2019

i love when netflix actively tries to be the worst it can be https://t.co/z5p84t6Fps

— Elena Nicolaou (@elenawonders) March 11, 2019