‘Queen Charlotte’ (‘spin-off’ of ‘The Bridgertons’): the sensual scenes in order of appearance

We really wanted to enjoy ‘Queen Charlotte’, the ‘spin-off’ of ‘The Bridgertons’ and the truth is that it has known us little. It is the bad thing about having in our hands all the delivery of chapters, that, inevitably, we end up seeing it in one go. Shonda Rhimes and Julia Quinn, the author who makes a cameo in the Netflix series, have done a great job and now fans of the saga can better understand the story of the monarch and her husband and also those of other characters such as Lady Danbury and Violet. In this way, they leave the ground already prepared for the premiere in the coming months of season 3 of ‘The Bridgertons’ and which will have Penelope and Colin as protagonists.

While we wait for that moment, we have to settle for rewatching the episodes or living on memories, so, at this point, we are going to focus on an aspect that we had not talked about, the most sensual, spicy and exciting scenes of ‘Queen Charlotte’, which follows in the footsteps of its predecessor, ‘The Bridgertons’, giving away moments that you will be able to take as a reference in your appointments. In addition, Netflix has made it easier for us by publishing the exact minute in which these ‘hot’ encounters between the characters take place. Here are our favourites.

In the first chapter, Netflix warns that there is no scene, because they are putting us in a situation and that is when Queen Carlota and Jorge meet. But already in the second, they highlight the fiery meeting between the butlers of their majesties: Brimsley and Reynolds. There is also one of the first high points between the protagonists.

The relationship between the kings is marked by ideas and comings, but when they are together sparks fly, as in the sequence in which they end up having sex on top of the desk in the bedroom. It comes out in the third episode.

We were amazed when they got into it in the middle of dinner and in front of the servants they threw everything that was on the table, while they gave free rein to their passion to culminate inside the bathtub, with clothes included.

We end with Lady Danbury, a woman who had to endure sexual moments lacking in pleasure when she was married, but that, after the death of her husband, she resolved.

In chapters 5 and 6, the queen’s confidant had a sexual encounter with Lord Ledger and a most romantic moment with Adolfo. No character more than her deserved some love after what she experienced. Don’t you think?