Wondering if The Royal Treatment on Netflix is ok for kids? The Royal Treatment is rated TV-PG for language and mature content. This cute rom-com is kid friendly for tweens and teens. Here’s what parents need to know in this Royal Treatment Parents Guide.
Is The Royal Treatment Kid Friendly? Parents Guide
New York hairdresser Izzy (Laura Marano) seizes the chance to work at the wedding of a charming prince (Mena Massoud), even though he drives her crazy. When sparks start to fly between the two of them, Izzy leaves, so she doesn’t distract the prince from his impending nuptials. However, he is torn between duty and love.
Why is The Royal Treatment Rated TV-PG?
The Royal Treatment is rated TV-PG due to language and mature situations.
Language
There is mild profanity in The Royal Treatment including damned and “oh my g-d.”
Mature Content
There are a couple of kisses.
Some characters are judged.
The prince is engaged to be married to save the kingdom, and not for love.
Some characters drink alcohol.
Is The Royal Treatment Appropriate for Kids Under 12?
The Royal Treatment is mostly kid friendly for tweens and teens. Many teens may want to watch if they were Austin and Ally fans or fans of Disney’s live-action film, Aladdin.
This movie is fun and while the script is lacking some character development, the energy of Izzy’s BFFs is infectious. Izzy does not appreciate the Prince’s lack of interest to his own people’s lives and troubles and schools him on the injustices. Prince Thomas appreciates Izzy’s honesty and starts falling for her, but his father reveals that their country is broke, so he’s counting on him to marry a rich Texas heiress.
Thomas is conflicted and doesn’t want to get married, but he doesn’t want to disappoint his family or shirk his responsibilities. While not particularly deep, The Royal Treatment still manages to teach important lessons. There is enough chemistry between the two leads to know their audience. The Royal Treatment is cute, fun, and kid-friendly, and worth a watch.
