Heiress/Socialite Movies

Timothy, exiled prince and secret heir to the deadly Reaper legacy, now lives as a street beggar after his throne is stolen by his treacherous brother. When Winnie, a daring noble heiress, publicly proposes and elopes with him, she thinks she's saving a pauper, but Timothy has secretly mastered unmatched martial arts and lethal poisons. As the empire reels and assassins close in, he waits for the perfect moment to reclaim his throne and rule with unstoppable power.

Wendy Sully and her sister are set for an extraordinary double wedding—her sister to the cold and commanding head of the Foster family, and Wendy to his brother, a celebrated actor. But on the wedding night, somehow, Wendy walks into the wrong room!

For seven years, Elle Gold secretly helped Joe Judd build DK Corp into a successful company. On their wedding day, pregnant and ready to reveal the truth, she is humiliated by Joe. In an attempt to please his first love, Sue Cole, Joe allows Sue to steal Elle’s spotlight by wearing a wedding dress. Elle endures their cruelty time and again, only to discover that Joe and Sue are having an affair. Worse, Joe believes Sue’s lie that she’s the founder of DK Corp. Devastated, Elle demands a divorce. With Carl Irwin’s help, she plans her revenge. At the signing banquet, she exposes her true identity, pulls her investments, and watches as Joe crumbles in regret.

Elliot and his fiancée Betty were getting married. But Betty cheated on him and carried his brother's baby. Elliot felt very frustrated. But Betty still wanted to marry him and take away his house. Elliot rejected her and chose to marry a rich heiress, Amelia. Betty thought she got a successful career on her own. Actually, it was all Elliot's credit. In the end, Betty regretted it and tried to win Elliot back, but it was too late. Elliot was in love with Amelia...

After a job interview doesn’t pan out the way Stella Evans plans, she’s desperate to save her house and her mom. When Aston Montgomery gives her the offer of a lifetime — pretend to be his fiancée and mother of his love child in exchange for paying off her debts — she has no choice but to take it. Though it’s all temporary, Stella and Aston soon lose sight of what’s pretend and what’s real. Will Stella always be the borrowed bride, or will she win over the billionaire?

In Captured and bound by my CEO movie, Lydia's father is dying and the family's company is drowning. She's the next in line appointed to take over her family's company. Her brother and her boyfriend wouldn't want that to happen. They joined hands with a common enemy, Declan, to bring her down. With Lydia being the longtime crush of Declan, she's about to win over her brother.

In his previous life, James Lewis married his three childhood sweethearts one by one, only to be trapped in miserable marriages and labeled a jinx who doomed his wives. In this life, he rejects them all and turns to marry Vivian Shaw, the illegitimate daughter of a wealthy family in the Northern City. Little does he know that the future aloof business tycoon has been his secret admirer for years. Post-wedding sweetness strikes hard, with face-slapping revenge dialed to the max!

Disguising herself as ugly, Clara marries elite heir Jace to honor her mother's wish. She thinks he loves her true self, but she's just his pawn to defy his family and shield his first love. After three years of abuse, she divorces him, unveils her beauty, and shocks everyone. Jace begs for a second chance, but Clara is done. Is his belated love too late?

When Oliver—lawyer Natalie's first love—hits and kills an elderly man in a hit-and-run, her husband Weston wants to bring him to justice for the victim's sake. But Natalie, believing the dead man is Weston's father, uses her legal expertise to block the case and personally defend Oliver. She successfully argues in court that the death was a staged accident. Oliver walks free. Then the truth shatters her: the victim was not her husband's father, but her own. Consumed by guilt, Natalie faces the wreckage of her choices—and a justice that can no longer be served.