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The Princes arrive in the UK! And to stand a chance of finding someone during their short stay, they must make headway this first week. Saturday night will be their key opportunity. They set up home and cook and clean for the first time, whilst beginning jobs as a barman, a waiter, and a hotel chambermaid.

Episode 1 of 4

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Three bona fide bachelor Princes from around the world are coming to the UK to find a Princess to take back to their kingdom and share the throne. But to ensure the love they find is real, and not just for their power and status, they're going undercover as ordinary people, living together in a terraced house in Brighton.

Undercover Princes

Series 1

Three bachelor Princes come to the UK to find a Princess to take back to their kingdom.

Having failed to make progress so far, the princes step up a gear in their undercover love quest. By the end of the week, they aim to find genuine contenders to share their throne. They get help from the experts, and try out every type of dating techniques under the sun. Without their servants, the Princes have to cook a meal for 2 single girls involving a lot of raw meat and a microwave.

Episode 2 of 4

This week, the Undercover Princes will finally reveal their true identity to their chosen partners. But they still have to find them! When - if - they do, will their loved ones come back to their kingdoms? And how will the Princes feel when they say goodbye to England? Crown Prince Manvendra declares that he has fallen in love for the first time in his life with the most unlikely of suspects. 

Episode 3 of 4

The Princes return to their kingdoms to await the arrival of their partners. Prince Africa is joined by Donna, a stable-girl from Sussex. He is increasingly smitten, inviting her to sit with him at the head of a meeting with all the royal houses. Prince Remigius finally makes a decision about whether he can pursue a relationship with a 'commoner' in the shape of Melissa, the NHS worker. 