The plan is derailed by Lady Fiona Pembroke, Margaret’s "party girl" cousin who also looks identical to the other two women. Fiona schemes to kidnap Margaret and take her place during the coronation to steal the royal treasury.

Returns as Kevin Richards, Stacy's best friend and Margaret's love interest.

In this sequel, Duchess Margaret Delacourt unexpectedly inherits the throne of her home country, Montenaro. As her Christmas coronation approaches, she finds herself struggling with both the weight of her new duties and a "rough patch" in her relationship with Kevin, the Chicago baker from the first film.

Joins the cast as Olivia, Kevin's daughter (replacing Alexa Adeosun from the first film). Viewing and Subtitles The Princess Switch: Switched Again Movie Review

The 2020 Netflix film is the second installment in the popular holiday trilogy starring Vanessa Hudgens. While the original film centered on a simple "prince and the pauper" swap, this sequel ramps up the stakes by introducing a third look-alike and a complex royal kidnapping plot. Film Overview and Plot

After a series of comedic errors—including Fiona accidentally kidnapping Stacy instead of Margaret—the true royals expose the fraud. The film ends with a surprise wedding for Margaret and Kevin at the airport, officiated by a nearby priest, followed by Margaret's official coronation as Queen. Cast and Production

Directed by Mike Rohl, the film is known for its ambitious use of "triple" performances by its lead actress: