Will There Be A Crown For Christmas 2

Okay, let’s dish about everyone's favorite guilty pleasure: Hallmark Christmas movies! Specifically, the big question swirling around like snowflakes in a snow globe: Will there be a Crown for Christmas 2?

We all remember Allie Evans, the spunky New York maid who winds up teaching etiquette to a real-life princess (and maybe finding love with a dashing king) in Crown for Christmas. Talk about a dream job!

The Royal Rumor Mill

The internet's abuzz with whispers, wishes, and maybe just plain wishful thinking. A sequel seems like a no-brainer, right? Who wouldn't want to see how Allie is adjusting to royal life?

Imagine the possibilities! We could have a royal baby storyline, a mischievous royal relative stirring up trouble, or maybe even a rival kingdom trying to dethrone King Max (played by the charming Rupert Penry-Jones).

Behind the Scenes Scoop

Officially, there hasn't been a green light. No official announcements or hints from Hallmark. This might bum some people out.

But, don’t lose hope! Hallmark is notorious for keeping things under wraps until the perfect moment to sprinkle Christmas magic.

It's a business and actors and writers are busy. So, we need to be patient.

Why We're Still Dreaming of a Sequel

Crown for Christmas has that special something. It's more than just cheesy romance. It's got heart, humor, and a touch of Cinderella-esque charm that's impossible to resist.

Let’s be honest, who doesn't love watching an ordinary person step into a world of royalty and find happiness? We all love to see people succeed. Especially during Christmas time.

Plus, the chemistry between Danica McKellar (Allie) and Rupert Penry-Jones was off the charts! We need more of that royal romance on our screens.

What a Sequel Could Explore

A sequel could really delve into the challenges of Allie being a commoner turned queen. How does she navigate royal protocols and traditions? Does she keep her down-to-earth personality or change completely?

Imagine the comedic mishaps as she tries to learn complicated royal dances, navigate formal dinners, and deal with snooty royal advisors. It would be hilarious!

And of course, there's the potential for drama. Maybe a long-lost relative of King Max emerges, challenging his claim to the throne. Or perhaps Allie's old life in New York comes back to haunt her.

The Final Verdict (For Now)

As of today, there's no confirmation of Crown for Christmas 2. But the absence of news isn't necessarily bad news. Hollywood keeps surprises all the time.

Keep spreading the word! Let Hallmark know how much you loved Crown for Christmas and how eager you are for a sequel. Maybe, just maybe, enough Christmas spirit can make it happen.

Until then, we can always re-watch the original and dream of royal weddings, Christmas trees decked in gold, and the possibility of happily ever after. Keep the Christmas spirit alive!