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The Prince's Last Week Unwed

Other names in search: The Princes Last Week Unwed

Seven days before his royal wedding, the prince’s step-cousin Lady Antonella rides in to watch him say his vows, and she won’t let him forget the night they spent together.

From the series page on Candy

Episodes: 5
Free: Ep. 1 without an account, ep. 2 with a free one
Paid episodes: 3 × 12 tokens
Tokens to the end: 36
Candy files it under: Fantasy, Taboo
Subtitles: 7 languages

Watch episode 1 free

Is The Prince's Last Week Unwed free?

Partly, and the free part is real. Candy lets anyone start the opener without registering; episode 2 asks only for a free login. The other 3 episodes cost 12 tokens each, 36 tokens to reach the end, which one month of Premium covers.

Episode by episode

Episode 1No sign-up needed
Episode 2Costs nothing once you log in
Episode 3unlock for 12 tokens
Episode 4unlock for 12 tokens
Episode 5unlock for 12 tokens

The Adviser's notes

A short commitment: 5 episodes in all, and the first two cost you nothing but a free account.
Premium's monthly allowance of 100 tokens covers all 3 paid episodes, with 64 tokens left over.
Subtitles on Candy: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish.

New to the format? Start watching walks through the first five minutes on Candy, and Tokens & Premium explains what those 12 tokens per episode really cost.

Questions about The Prince's Last Week Unwed

How do I watch The Prince's Last Week Unwed for free?

Open it in Candy AI Shorts and press play: episode 1 runs without signing up. A free Candy account unlocks episode 2. To see the remaining 3 episodes you need 36 tokens in total, 12 per episode.

How long does The Prince's Last Week Unwed last?

It runs to 5 short vertical episodes, which Candy lists one after the other in the series window.

Is The Prince's Last Week Unwed available anywhere besides Candy?

No. It is published on candy.ai, inside Candy AI Shorts. Copies posted on other sites are not official and are often incomplete or bundled with ads and malware; our safety chapter explains why we do not link them.