It's time to bow down to the new Prince and Princess of Wales.
On Tuesday, Aug. 17, Netflix released the first official photos of Elizabeth Debicki and Dominic West as their The Crown season five characters: Princess Diana and Prince Charles, respectively. Unsurprisingly, the streaming service shared two separate photos of the actors, seemingly indicating that the separation of Charles and Diana will be explored in season five.
The Crown's Twitter account declared, "Our new Prince Charles (Dominic West) and Princess Diana (Elizabeth Debicki)."
In the first image, Princess Di looks unhappier than ever, but is still wearing her iconic engagement ring. As for Prince Charles? He appears equally miserable while looking out into a countryside garden.
As fans of the show well know, season four of The Crown depicted Charles and Diana's whirlwind courtship and subsequent unhappiness, which came about after Queen Elizabeth II (Olivia Colman) encouraged the pair to make the marriage work. Season five will likely take viewers into the '90s, which brought about the headline-making divorce of the doomed royals.
It's clear that season five of The Crown is well underway, as these new images come almost two weeks after Debicki was spotted filming on the grounds of Ardverikie Lodge, which doubles as the royal family's Scottish holiday home, Balmoral Castle. Not to mention, the streaming service had us saying "God save the Queen" in July after releasing the first image of Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth II.
Sadly, new episodes of the Netflix hit aren't expect to arrive until 2022. So, while we wait for more details about the show's highly anticipated return, take a closer look at The Crown cast and their real-life counterparts in the photos below.
The actress appears as the Princess of Wales in an official season six photo.
The actor appears as the Prince of Wales in a season six photo.
A new queen is wearing the crown! Imelda Staunton will play Queen Elizabeth II for season five of the Netflix hit.
Olivia Colman played the royal family's matriarch for seasons three and four.
Claire Foy played Queen Elizabeth II in seasons one and two of Netflix's The Crown, portraying the early days of the Queen's reign.
Jonathan Pryce is taking over the role of Prince Philip for the fifth and sixth seasons.
Tobias Menzies stepped into the role of Prince Philip for seasons three and four.
Doctor Who alum Matt Smith played a younger version of Queen Elizabeth's longtime love Prince Philip in seasons one and two.
Dominic West will play Prince Charles in The Crown's fifth season.
Seasons three and four featured Josh O'Connor as heir apparent Prince Charles.
Elizabeth Debicki will play Princess Diana in season five of The Crown.
Emma Corrin took on the daunting task of playing the beloved late Princess Diana for season four.
Dominic West's own son, Senan West, will play his on-screen son Prince William in the latter half of season five.
Lesley Manville is portraying Elizabeth's strong-minded sister Princess Margaret in seasons five and six.
Helena Bonham Carter was a natural fit to play the Queen's sister, Princess Margaret, in seasons three and four of the period drama.
British actress Vanessa Kirby portrayed a young Princess Margaret in the first two seasons of The Crown.
As the Charles-Diana saga heats up in seasons five and six, Olivia Williams is stepping into Camilla Parker Bowles' heels.
The Prince Charles-Princess Diana saga wouldn't be complete without Camilla Parker Bowles, played by Emerald Fennell in seasons three and four.
Claudia Harrison is taking the reigns as Princess Anne in seasons four and five.
Erin Doherty played Prince Philip's favorite child, Princess Anne, in seasons three and four.
James Murray will portray Prince Andrew as his marriage to Sarah Ferguson falls apart in seasons five and six.
Sam Woolf will star as Queen Elizabeth's youngest child Prince Edward in seasons five and six.
It's not just the royals who are portrayed in The Crown. Johnny Lee Miller will take on Prime Minister John Major, who served in the role from 1990 to 1997.
Afterwards, Bertie Varvel will nab the prime minister role in seasons five and six as Tony Blair, who served from 1997 to 2007.
Gillian Anderson played Britain's first female Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in season four.
For seasons five and six, Khalid Abdalla is originating the role of Dodi Fayed, Diana's partner who also died in the 1997 Paris car crash.
Ben Daniels joined The Crown in season three to play Princess Margaret's ex husband, Antony Armstrong-Jones.
Matthew Goode became Antony Armstrong-Jones for season two of The Crown.
John Lithgow played one the most famous prime ministers, Winston Churchill, in season one.
The infamous Duke of Windsor made an appearance in seasons one through three, played at different times by Alex Jennings and Derek Jacobi.