
Fantasy series
The Prince’s Last Week Unwed: Seven Days Before the Vows
The Prince's Last Week Unwed is a five-episode fantasy short about a royal wedding and a step-cousin who remembers one night too well. Episode 1 plays free with no sign-up; finishing costs 36 tokens.
- Episodes
- 5
- Free episodes
- 2
- Per paid episode
- 12 tokens
- Cast
- Antonella Larrea
- Tags
- Fantasy, Taboo
- Subtitles
- English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese
Checked on October 29, 2026
Episode guide
- Episode 1Free · no sign-upWatch Episode 1 of The Prince's Last Week Unwed
- Episode 2Free · free accountWatch Episode 2 of The Prince's Last Week Unwed
- Episode 312 tokensWatch Episode 3 of The Prince's Last Week Unwed
- Episode 412 tokensWatch Episode 4 of The Prince's Last Week Unwed
- Episode 512 tokensWatch Episode 5 of The Prince's Last Week Unwed
Cost to finish: 36 tokens for Episodes 3 to 5. That is about 0.4 of a Premium month’s tokens (Premium includes 100 a month).
Should you watch it?
Watch it if
- You like fantasy settings with royal stakes
- A countdown to a wedding hooks you
- You want a short, cheap binge
Skip it if
- You want a modern, realistic setting
- You prefer longer, plot-heavy series
Verdict: A tidy fantasy countdown with a clear hook and a low price to finish. Good if you like royal tension over twists; try Episodes 1 and 2 before spending the 36 tokens.
What is The Prince’s Last Week Unwed about?
Seven days stand between a prince and his royal wedding. Into that week rides Lady Antonella, his step-cousin by marriage, intent on being in the room when he says his vows. She also has a night with him to remember, and she means to make sure he does not file it away. The cast credit goes to Antonella Larrea, an AI character who recurs across Candy Shorts.
The hook is the countdown. A wedding date is fixed, a secret is not buried, and the one person who can complicate things has just ridden in. Candy tags the series Fantasy and Taboo, and the second tag nods to the family tie. “Step” here means by marriage, and everyone on screen is an adult.
What makes the setup work is that it is a rematch, not a meet-cute. The two already share a history, so the story does not have to spend an episode introducing them; it can start at the point where one of them is about to take a vow and the other is standing in the way. Seven days against five episodes does not map one to one, and Candy does not publish an episode-by-episode outline, so we will not claim a day-per-episode structure.
How do you start watching for free?
Open Candy, press play on Episode 1 and you are watching with no sign-up at all. A free account is the key to Episode 2. After that, every episode costs 12 tokens, and the episode guide on this page shows the running total. No app is involved: it plays in a mobile or desktop browser, and you can add it to your home screen if you want it to feel like an app.
Candy is the single official home for this series. Clips that surface elsewhere are not the real thing, so the free route here is simply Episode 1, then Episode 2, then a decision. Subtitles come in seven languages, and the series page has a “Chat with the Cast” button for talking to the characters once you have watched. Our guide to watching Candy Shorts free walks through it.
What does the whole series cost?
There are five episodes and two are free, which leaves three at 12 tokens apiece: 36 tokens to finish. A Premium month includes 100 tokens, so one month covers it with plenty spare. The yearly Premium plan works out to $3.99 a month, renews on its own and can be cancelled any time in settings. The pricing and tokens page shows how the plans compare,.
Is it the right fit for tonight?
This one suits a fantasy mood. The ingredients are a prince, a titled guest and a deadline shaped like a wedding. The adult content is suggestive, built on a shared past and unfinished business, and we keep this guide non-explicit on purpose. It is a public series, not one of the members-only Spicy titles, so the heat stays on the tension of two people who both know exactly what they are circling.
That makes it a good pick for a viewer who wants the pull of a forbidden-ish reunion without a lot of machinery around it. The cast is small, the stakes come straight from the premise and the fantasy backdrop is part of the pitch, swapping a modern household for a royal one.
The honest verdict: a clean, quick fantasy hook with a price that is hard to complain about. If Episodes 1 and 2 land, finishing is cheap; if they do not, you have lost nothing. Fans of the genre can browse every fantasy series next.
What should you watch after it?
Start with the lead’s other work on Antonella Larrea’s character page. Three picks stand out:
- I Can See Through Everyone But Her is another Fantasy-tagged story with Antonella Larrea and a ticking clock, this time ten days.
- Not Under My Roof also sits near a wedding: a mother-in-law cancels a bachelor party, and the evening goes somewhere else.
- Lodge 69 Was Double Booked is the lighter pick, with two couples discovering they have rented the same mountain cabin.
All three are priced at 12 tokens per paid episode, like this one. The full series list has plenty more.
Ready to see The Prince's Last Week Unwed?
Episode 1 is free to start on Candy.
Frequently asked questions
Is The Prince's Last Week Unwed free?
Partly. Episode 1 plays on Candy with no sign-up, and a free account opens Episode 2. Episodes 3 to 5 cost 12 tokens each. Candy is the only official place to watch it, and it plays in any phone or desktop browser without an app.
How much does Episode 3 of The Prince's Last Week Unwed cost?
Episode 3 costs 12 tokens, and Episodes 4 and 5 cost 12 each, so the three paid episodes come to 36 tokens. A Premium month includes 100 tokens, which is more than enough to cover them and leave some over.
How many episodes does The Prince's Last Week Unwed have?
Five, with the first two free to watch. Candy does not publish runtimes for its Shorts, so we cannot tell you how long each episode runs. Subtitles are available in seven languages, including English, French, German and Japanese.
Are the characters adults?
Yes. All characters in Candy Shorts are fictional, AI-generated adults, including Lady Antonella and the prince. The step-cousin link is a relationship by marriage, not by blood. We describe the tone in general terms only and do not detail what happens on screen.









