a second chance at love promise Movies & TV Series

CHRISTMAS WITH A PRINCE: BECOMING ROYAL is an American Christmas romantic drama from director Justin G. Dyck (Anything for Jackson, A Very Country Christmas), starring Nick Hounslow (The Catch, Good Behavior) and Kaitlyn Leeb (Total Recall, Locked Up).

Nancy Morgan had it all—wealth, status, the perfect life. But when her boyfriend Hank was left deaf and mute after a terrible accident, she gave everything up. Defying her father, Zack Morgan, she ran away from home, pretended to be muted herself just to stay by Hank’s side. For three long years, she worked odd jobs, scrimped and saved, all to pay for his treatments. Then, the unthinkable happened—Hank recovered. But instead of gratitude, he was ashamed of his past, and ashamed of Nancy playing the "poor mute girl." He started chasing after Yana, a woman who only wanted him for his newfound charm, while pushing Nancy away with cruel words and cold shoulders. Finally, enough was enough. Broken but not defeated, Nancy walked away. She returned to her family, moved abroad, and slowly rebuilt her life. And there, she found something unexpected—real love with Noah Vince, a man who cherished her for who she truly was. No disguises, no sacrifices. Just happiness, the way it was always meant to be.

In Reelshort's first unscripted series, 40 singles swipe on each other in real life in order to find true love. They are taken on a series of date challenges designed to test compatibility, connection, and long-term potential. But those who didn’t match are given a second chance at redemption: if they successfully break up any of our newfound couplings, they receive cold hard cash. Can love survive love bombing?

Due to a misunderstanding, he believed that her sister's death was related to her, and forced her to have an abortion. In despair, she chose to commit suicide. Three years later, she returned with a new identity, and he wanted to win her back.

A heartwarming and delightful Christmas rom-com, fun for the whole family. Madeline Leon (Workin' Moms) gives a cozy, relatable lead performance, creating a lovely, entertaining cinematic experience.

After a spontaneous first meeting, they got married right away. She secretly works as a janitor at his company while facing bullying and jealousy from coworkers. As the company president, he quietly protects her whenever she's in danger—but how long can they keep their secret?

After a car accident five years ago, a woman wakes up with amnesia to find a man sleeping beside her—her best friend’s boyfriend. Conflicted and feeling guilty about betraying her friend, she is shocked to learn that she is actually married to him and that five years have passed since her last memory. Unable to accept this new reality, she attempts to escape by jumping out the window but fails. Upon waking up again, she discovers that she and her husband also have a daughter together.

Misunderstandings led to her divorce from her CEO husband. To pay for her son's medical bills, she decides to work as a hostess at a club. Little did she expect to encounter her ex-husband again. She believed he despised her and loved her sister, his first love. And the CEO's ex didn't even realize that he had always loved his ex-wife.

After kneeling to his ex-wife for 99 days, he is reborn with a determination to become a superstar. Facing numerous challenges and opportunities, he competes in "The Voice," writes songs live on stage, and showcases his talent at a prestigious family banquet. Along the way, his complex relationships with his ex-wife, friends, and rivals add emotional depth and tension to his journey toward stardom.

A once-privileged heiress, now facing financial struggles, steps in for a friend at a blind date with a wealthy second-generation tycoon to cover her mother's mounting medical bills. Aiming to sabotage the date with her unappealing antics, she is stunned when her plans backfire, leading to an unexpected marriage!

Seeing me with some other man, my husband mistakenly thought I was cheating on him. But that was actually my father! My husband proposed a divorce and I, knowing nothing, signed the divorce papers and left for abroad. Three years later, I returned to the country as a journalist, only to find him targeting and insulting me at every turn. His repeated hurt has finally made me give up on him entirely. At this time, he finally discovered the truth, and deeply regretted what he had done to me. Should I forgive him?