The White Princess

England remains divided as Henry Tudor prepares to become king, and Lizzie is faced with the duty of marrying Henry VII to help unite the country.

King Henry VII embarks on a Royal Progress to assert his authority and legitimacy as the new monarch, navigating a kingdom rife with division and resistance. Meanwhile, Lizzie faces increasing complexity in her loyalties due to her impending motherhood.

Lizzie endures a difficult labor as King Henry's envoys travel to Burgundy, a key York territory. During this time, she comes to realize unexpected common ground with her husband.

The York princesses are married to secure political alliances for the Tudor dynasty. As King Henry VIII takes up arms to defend his rule, Lizzie begins to realize that danger may come not only from external forces but also from within the royal court.

Lizzie struggles with her mother's unwavering support for the York family, as a boy in Burgundy claims to be a lost prince, potentially complicating King Henry's position on the throne.

King Henry VII and Elizabeth of York journey to Spain to arrange a marriage alliance for their son, while political tensions in Burgundy escalate into conflict involving England.

A claimant to the English throne is imprisoned at court, causing tension within the Tudor family and straining the relationship between Elizabeth and King Henry. Faced with a difficult decision, Elizabeth takes a bold and dangerous step to protect her family from the perceived threat.

King Henry faces a climactic challenge from the pretender that reveals his vulnerabilities, while Lizzie struggles with emerging fears and lingering magical threats.