Kevin reveals the Belgravia baking invitation
Kevin and Olivia surprise Stacy with an invite to a royal Christmas baking contest; Stacy, still hurt over Paul, resists being spontaneous.
Film · 2018
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When a down-to-earth Chicago baker and a soon-to-be princess discover they look like twins, they hatch a Christmastime plan to trade places.
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26 in story order · 50 min
Kevin and Olivia surprise Stacy with an invite to a royal Christmas baking contest; Stacy, still hurt over Paul, resists being spontaneous.
A stranger promises Christmas wishes come true, then Stacy bumps into Paul and Taylor and bluffs about her big holiday plans.
Stacy runs into Lady Margaret, the Prince's camera-shy fiancee, who looks just like her and invites her to a secret palace consultation.
At the palace Margaret explains her arranged marriage to Edward and asks Stacy to trade lives for two days, sealing it with a ballet sponsorship.
To a Christmas love song the two women swap hair, clothes and accents, ending with Margaret's over-the-top American greeting.
Margaret flusters through a stilted chat with Edward, inventing a lazy eye and a royal log, while her double hides behind the couch.
Margaret, now posing as Stacy, cannot keep track of the apron story or explain her new haircut to a puzzled Kevin.
Stacy, posing as Margaret, explains a tea-hat custom in her nightgown, then finds she and Edward share a favourite book quote.
Stacy, posing as Margaret, bluffs through family trivia with the King and Queen and invents heated stables when Edward unexpectedly returns.
Stacy, posing as Margaret, struggles onto a giant horse, then bristles when Edward dismisses her interest in affairs of state.
Stacy calls Margaret to report Edward's return; Olivia has already figured out the swap, and Margaret refuses to come back early.
After painting ornaments with Margaret, posing as Stacy, Kevin insists they are just friends, and Olivia gives Santa a heartfelt wish list.
Before a portrait of his rebellious grandmother, Edward admits he was wrong and asks to hear his fiancee's opinions.
Stacy, posing as Margaret, asks awkward questions about the shelter, then is pushed to the piano and rescued by Edward in a duet.
Edward finds Stacy, posing as Margaret, in the gazebo, promises to listen more, and coaxes her into a private dance.
Stacy, posing as Margaret, reads to shelter kids, tells a girl what makes a princess, and talks Edward into a toy-shopping mission.
Toy shopping, Stacy, posing as Margaret, teaches Edward Twister while Frank and Donatelli trade suspicions.
In the toy store, Olivia and Margaret, posing as Stacy, scramble to keep Kevin from spotting the royal couple, then an old man needs a push.
Stacy, posing as Margaret, shares her father's cookies and memories with Edward, who wraps presents himself for the shelter.
Edward hands Stacy, posing as Margaret, the family necklace engraved with truth, honor and love, and says he no longer worries about them.
Kevin gives Margaret, still posing as Stacy, a gift and tells her he feels more than friendship; after a kiss she asks him to forget it.
Stacy and Margaret meet to trade back and realise each has fallen for the other's man.
The winner is announced, and Stacy, dreading presenters Edward and Margaret, tries to skip the stage until Kevin insists.
On stage the look-alikes come face to face; backstage Margaret explains the switch and declares her love for Kevin, and Edward his for Stacy.
Edward catches Stacy as she flees, refuses to give her up, and asks her to marry him next Christmas.
Olivia hails Stacy as a real princess, the bouquet is tossed, and Kevin and Margaret make New Year's plans.