Victoria

18-year-old Alexandrina’s renames herself Victoria and revels in her newfound freedom upon becoming Queen. But Victoria’s inexperience makes her susceptible to mistakes and ultimately, scandal.

Melbourne’s resignation as Prime Minister leaves Victoria devastated. As she devises a risky plot to get Melbourne back, even as others scheme to take her power, her stubborn approach threatens to ruin the foundations of the monarchy.

Victoria is determined to reign alone, but her uncle Leopold rightly suspects that her indifference to marriage could have something to do with the chemistry between her and Melbourne.

Prince Albert immediately puts Victoria on the defensive upon his arrival. She struggles to hide her true feelings, and faces a difficult choice between the comfortable familiarity of Melbourne and the enthralling but prickly Albert.

When Victoria’s efforts to secure Albert an allowance are rejected by Parliament, both fear for their future together. As the wedding draws closer and the tension escalates, will Victoria and Albert manage to reconcile in time?

The couple’s blissful happiness is threatened when Albert is publicly humiliated. Alarmed, Victoria is determined to use all her cunning to get Albert the respect he deserves. But the Prince has his own ideas about how to prove his worth.

Victoria is forced to consider who to name as her regent in case she dies in childbirth. She chooses Albert, but his desire for power remains unfulfilled and a fateful trip to the North exposes the latent tensions in their relationship.

A heavily pregnant Victoria strives to preserve her independence at all costs until a threat to her life shrouds her in fear. She clashes with the overly protective Albert as she fights to puts her country and people before her own needs.