Netflix has released the highly anticipated final trailer for the concluding episodes of the hit series, "The Crown," which are set to launch on December 14. The trailer gives viewers a glimpse of the dramatic events that will unfold as the royal saga comes to an end.

The trailer opens with a somber tone, showcasing the impact of Princess Diana's death on the royal family. A new family portrait reveals the tensions and struggles that have arisen within the household. Prince William and Prince Harry are growing up, portrayed by new actors Ed McVey and Luther Ford, respectively, while Prime Minister Tony Blair, played by Bertie Carvel, takes center stage.

As Prince William copes with the loss of his mother, he returns to Eton amidst a surge of attention from empathetic young female fans. Balancing his personal grief and his responsibilities as a royal becomes increasingly challenging, leading to tensions within the family. The struggle continues as Prince William starts his journey at St Andrew's University, facing the ongoing conflict of being a public servant and the desire for a normal undergraduate experience. Along the way, he develops a crush on a fellow student named Kate Middleton, played by newcomer Meg Bellamy.

The episodes will feature the talented cast of Imelda Staunton, Dominic West, and Jonathan Pryce reprising their roles, while the introduction of fresh faces like Meg Bellamy brings a new dynamic to the series. However, the first set of Season 6 episodes has not been without controversy, particularly in regard to the portrayal of Diana's death scenes. The Queen's former press secretary recently criticized the show, referring to it as "dramatic license gone bonkers."

The release of the trailer coincides with the latest royal scandal, in which allegations emerged that King Charles and William's wife, Kate Middleton, were involved in discussions about the skin color of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's son, Archie. This revelation only adds to the intrigue and anticipation surrounding the final chapters of "The Crown."

As fans eagerly await the launch of these concluding episodes, it is clear that "The Crown" has left an indelible mark on television with its BAFTA-winning storytelling. The series has captivated audiences around the world, offering a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the British monarchy. With the end in sight, viewers can prepare for a gripping and emotional conclusion to this beloved historical drama.