Netflix Is Making A Sequel To "A Christmas Prince" So Prepare Yourself For More Yuletide Memes

A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding!!!

Netflix revealed on Friday that it's making a sequel to its endlessly meme-able 2017 film, A Christmas Prince.

A preview for A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding (!!!) that Netflix tweeted on Friday shows Amber Moore (Rose McIver) and Prince Richard (Ben Lamb) watching Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's wedding.

🔔🔔 Hear Ye, Hear Ye 🔔🔔 Ms. Amber Moore and His Royal Highness Prince Richard of Aldovia kindly request the honor of your presence at their royal wedding later this year https://t.co/GIvO753tqX

And look, Amber is still typing out ridiculously simple notes.

Netflix says the sequel will pick up right after the events in the first film, when Moore aided Richard in securing the crown.

Additionally, the follow-up will see Amber trying to come to terms with whether or not she's fit to be queen, while Richard wrestles with a political drama that could sully the holiday season, as well as the monarchy.

Alice Krige will also be returning as Queen Helena, although director John Schultz will helm the project, taking over from Alex Zamm.

You may remember that in 2017 people were pretty obsessed with this movie. Although lots of people had questions about the film, many agreed it was "so bad it's good." Fans even defended the movie when Netflix tried to drag people who were enjoying it.

To the 53 people who've watched A Christmas Prince every day for the past 18 days: Who hurt you?

As the sequel news made its rounds on the internet, people couldn't help but express how thrilled they were about the upcoming movie.

A CHRISTMAS PRINCE IS GETTING A SEQUEL IM CRYING💖💖💖💖

And some used the usual GIF-worthy responses to celebrate the announcement.

IT'S HAPPENING. #AChristmasPrince #RoyalWedding @NetflixLifee @netflix

Even people who didn't necessarily like the first film are prepared to watch.

Dear @netflix Thank you for announcing you will make more movies like your “A Christmas Prince”. I hate watched it & it was enormous fun to tweet about how bad is was! #BringItOn

There's no release date as of yet, but you can rewatch the original to your heart's content.

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