The Prince's Last Week Unwed on Candy AI Shorts: a ribbon for the wrong lady

Four days in the saddle

The first voice is Antonella's, less than a second in. She reminds the prince that he marries the princess tomorrow, and that she rode four days to arrive before anyone else. He answers that he expected no less of her. A herald then announces Princess Maren, the bride, and the triangle is complete inside fifteen seconds.

That is a tidy cold open for a Candy Shorts costume drama. You meet all three corners of the story before the first swipe. If a royal court suits you better than a modern apartment, give it the full minute on Candy Shorts.

Seven days, one old secret

The prince has seven days left before his royal wedding. His step-cousin, Lady Antonella, rides in to watch him take his vows. She refuses to let him forget the night they once spent together. The bride, Princess Maren, is at court from the first scene, so the secret has an audience.

Candy Shorts posted it in October 2026 under a New Episodes badge, tagged taboo and fantasy. The running log of catalog changes carries it alongside the month's other Candy Shorts arrivals.

Episodes 1 and 2 on the record

I watched both free episodes on my phone, then a second time for the court gossip. Each one runs under a minute: the dialogue of episode 1 ends at 0:52, and episode 2 at 0:57. That is less than two minutes of Candy Shorts to meet the whole court.

Episode 1: The champion's ribbon

The prince wins a contest, and someone calls the result dead center. Custom says the champion hands his ribbon to his bride. He gives it to his step-cousin instead, in front of the court. Antonella asks whether he knows what he has just done, and whether it is a declaration.

She tells him she has not forgotten their night long ago, and asks whether he wishes to have her again. The episode stops on her offer: she will find him at tonight's feast, and he can leave his bride at the table.

Episode 2: Behind the curtain at the feast

Maren opens the episode with promises for the wedding night and admits she might visit his door early. At the feast, Antonella notices he has not touched his food. Then she explains why she came to court. A winter ago his father chose Maren for him. Antonella wanted to see whether he remembered their nights in the family home.

He points out that he gave her the ribbon. She answers that she wants the man, not the ribbon. As Maren calls him to the toast, Antonella asks him to stay behind a curtain with her. She promises things will move fast before the cups are empty.

Watch on Candy.ai

A Mmm with manners

This guide places it at spice level 3, Mmm. Once you pay, nudity and sex scenes appear in short or half-hidden takes, and the court plot keeps the lead. The free pair is all flirtation, public gestures and one curtain. The fun on Candy Shorts is in how close the bride stands while the old flame makes her moves.

Prince, bride and step-cousin

On Candy.ai the title sits with the Candy characters, so the royals on Candy Shorts are rendered by AI. The free episodes give names to Antonella and Princess Maren, while the prince stays nameless. The prince, his bride and his step-cousin are all adults, 18 or older. Antonella is a step-cousin, related by marriage and not by blood.

Royal wedding countdowns, compared

A countdown to a wedding also drives Sworn to the Queen. In that castle, the court is about to choose the queen's husband. There the queen commands a guard who must not touch her; here the prince is the one being pursued. Sworn to the Queen sits one level higher on this guide's scale. The King's Chambermaid, another October 2026 arrival, brings a servant into a married king's chamber.

All three ask the same price for their endings. Here, the final three carried a price of 12 tokens apiece in October 2026, Premium required: 36 tokens to the vows. Premium itself ran $13.99 per month for American viewers. Its monthly grant, 100 tokens, pays for two of these royal stories with change to spare on Candy Shorts.

Speak now or hold your peace

Watch it if you like court romance with a ticking clock and a rival who refuses to stay quiet. The ribbon scene alone tells you whether the tone suits you. Five short episodes on Candy Shorts take you all the way to the wedding.

Skip it if step-relations bother you even when they come by marriage, or you prefer the scenes to arrive early. Sworn to the Queen hands the power to a queen and runs a notch hotter, for the same 36 tokens.