The Prince's Last Week Unwed: guide to the 5 episodes

The Prince's Last Week Unwed: the setup

A royal wedding is being prepared across the kingdom. Princess Maren is the prince's intended, the celebrations have begun, and his final week as a bachelor ought to pass without incident. That changes when his step-cousin, Lady Antonella, turns up after four days in the saddle, determined to arrive ahead of every other guest. With her comes a memory he would prefer stayed buried: a single night the two of them shared long ago.

Fantasy-court staples, from proclamations and contests to banquets and old traditions, become hurdles in the way of a forbidden reunion. Each public ceremony gives the prince another chance to make a mistake in full view of his bride, and Antonella plainly has not traveled all this way as a spectator. Expect a courtly, theatrical tone, with formal dialogue and many charged glances exchanged across packed halls.

Try it if you enjoy royal backdrops, countdowns to a wedding and a former lover who turns up at the worst moment imaginable.

Episodes of The Prince's Last Week Unwed

As with most Candy Shorts, The Prince's Last Week Unwed is built as a mini-series: 5 short, vertical episodes that carry a single plot from its opening to its payoff.

Episode 1: The ribbon goes to the wrong woman

Lady Antonella's first words to her step-cousin remind him that he is about to wed the princess, and she adds that she spent four days riding so she could arrive first. He answers that he would expect no less of her. Someone calls for the crowd to make way for Princess Maren, his bride, and shortly afterward the prince wins a contest with a shot to the dead center.

Tradition dictates that the winner presents the ribbon to his bride. Instead, the prince gives it to Antonella, and the questions come immediately: does he realize what he has done, and is this a declaration? The night they shared long ago resurfaces, and Antonella states clearly what she wants. She will seek him out at tonight's feast, and he can leave his bride sitting at the table.

Episode 2 (free once you have an account)

The second episode asks for a free registration, not tokens. Open an account (18+ only) and it follows on from episode 1; our summary intentionally ends before it starts.

The paid episodes: 3 to 5

The Prince's Last Week Unwed charges for episodes 3 through 5. You choose how much more to watch, unlocking episodes one by one at the prices in the table.

Who's who in The Prince's Last Week Unwed

The groom is the prince, who has no name in episode 1; his bride-to-be is Princess Maren. The lead role belongs to his step-cousin Lady Antonella, whose character profile on Candy AI is Antonella Larrea. All characters shown are fictional adults made with AI, and as the word step-cousin implies, the prince and Antonella are connected only through marriage.

The Prince's Last Week Unwed pricing

• No account: episode 1 only.
• Free account: episode 2 too.
• Each paid episode (3 to 5): 12 tokens.
• Whole remaining series: 36 tokens.

For a wider view of costs, our pricing page explains plans and tokens, and the free access page shows what is watchable without paying. Prices last checked October 30, 2026.

How far The Prince's Last Week Unwed goes

Episode 1 is about gestures, not action: a ribbon given to the wrong woman, a nudge about one shared night in the past, and a proposal for later that evening. The story is a forbidden affair set in the closing days of a royal engagement, and the episodes you pay for push further than the opener. It is intended for adult viewers, 18 and up.

Is The Prince's Last Week Unwed worth watching?

Fans of temptation wrapped in crowns and court etiquette should find a lot to like. The ribbon moment is a tidy, very public way to light a scandal, and Antonella is a self-assured lead who acts quickly. The fantasy elements are light, so you can follow along without any interest in kingdoms. For another royal affair, watch The King's Chambermaid next.

Watching The Prince's Last Week Unwed legally

The Prince's Last Week Unwed is hosted on Candy AI, in a player that runs in the browser on phones and computers. Ignore apps and mirror sites promising the full episodes for free; our leaks guide explains what they tend to be.