Married a Gardener, Got a Prince
A prince posing as a gardener marries a betrayed woman and helps her reclaim her family company.
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About Married a Gardener, Got a Prince
Prince Philip of the young Kingdom of Lavinia went to the US to avoid being pressured into marriage. There he met and helped Anna, an American girl who had just been betrayed by her boyfriend. Philip claimed to be a royal gardener and agreed to a flash marriage with Anna. After their marriage, the two worked together to take on Anna's stepmother and stepsister, helping Anna successfully inherit her mother's company and obtain the authorization for royal portraits. In the end, Philip revealed his true identity, got his parents to accept Anna, and the two lived a happy life in California.
Original synopsis supplied by the catalog. May contain spoilers.Why watch Married a Gardener, Got a Prince?
- A hidden-prince romance drives the story.
- A flash marriage brings the leads together.
- Family conflict centers on inheritance and identity.
Who is this story for?
- Viewers who enjoy royal romance and hidden identities.
- A fit for stories about family conflict and social status.
What to expect
- Royal identity
- Flash marriage
- Inheritance conflict
- Betrayal by family
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