It's set to be the most scandalous season of The Crown, and royal fans don't have long to wait until the next instalment hits Netflix.
The new season will chronicle the lives of young royals Prince Charles and Princess Anne as well as how the family adjusts to the changesof the late 1960s and 1970s, so it's bound to be juicy.
Here's everything we know about The Crown season three so far:
Olivia Colman, who takes over from Claire Foy as the Queen, told Good Morning America in February: "We've just finished season three a week ago, and when I go back I've got to do some reshoots. We start again with season four in August."
Netflix has all but confirmed when the next season of The Crown will take place after it announced Jason Watkins would play Prime Minister Harold Wilson, who was in office from 1964-1970 and 1974-1976.
Tobias Menzies takes over from Matt Smith in the role of Prince Philip. Photo / Getty Images
A statement from producers later confirmed season three would cover 1963 to 1977, Town and Country reported.
There's plenty of fodder during this period thanks to the very public breakdown of Princess Margaret's marriage to Lord Snowdon, the attempted kidnapping of Princess Anne, and Prince Charles' 1969 investiture ceremony where he became the Prince of Wales.
