'The Royals' Season 2: Queen Helena to Face Accusations from Her Children
"The Royals" season 2's upcoming episode will see Queen Helena facing murder accusations from her children, based on the latest trailer.
In the previous episode, Prince Liam (William Moseley) discovered the real meaning of Domino and it has prompted him to think that Queen Helena (Elizabeth Hurley) is a murderer. A recent trailer for episode 8 shows him and his sister, Princess Eleanor (Alexandra Park), confronting their mother and finding out about King Simon's dead girlfriend, according to the International Business Times.
The upcoming episode is a stark contrast to the previous, which was filled with tenderness and bonding between mother and daughter. Helena had spent some time talking with Eleanor about her humble beginnings and ended up admitting her errors and saying she wants her daughter to have a real shot at finding her real love, Entertainment Weekly (EW) reports.
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"You say no one will love you for who you really are. Someone already does," EW quotes Helena's statement from the previous episode. "I do. I always have, and I always will."
The latest trailer shows Eleanor accusing Helena of killing Domino, an act which the Queen denied. The discovery will make the twins think that their mother killed someone to ascend to the throne. King Cyrus (Jake Maskall) will also share the same suspicion, and with that, the Queen might commit a murderous act to secure her crown, the report details.
King Cyrus will relay his suspicion to Ted Price, but the context of their conversation is unclear. He might be referring to Domino or to his missing girlfriend Violet. It can be remembered that she disappeared before Cyrus released a public statement on air.
Ted, on the other hand, will have to deal with his own issues. Domino's brother accused him of being King Simon's murderer, and he has not reacted to the accusation. The trailer hints that he is about to tell Prince Liam something important, which may be related to King Simon's death.
The drama and suspense continue in the second season of the E! original series "The Royals."
