Reports that "Reign" Season 4 will be its last season has been circulating online although it is definite that the upcoming season is still undergoing. Fans of the CW show have also been monitoring the show's progress as the cast has been posting recent development of "Reign's" production.
For the upcoming "Reign" Season 4, the story will mostly revolve around Queen Mary's second and third marriages. Her relationships with her second husband and third husband will also be the main focus of the upcoming season.
Adam Croasdell from "East Enders" will join "Reign" Season 4 as the third husband of Queen Mary (Adelaide Kane). He will be appearing in three episodes and may even become a season regular if things go well.
Croasdell will play Bothwell, a very loyal and in love with Mary of Scots. However, he also has a bad reputation which could make things complicated for the two. Christian Today reported that Croasdell may not even be coming on the first episodes of "Reign" Season 4 since viewers were left with Queen Mary losing her husband in Season 3 of "Reign."
It is probable that the story line for Bothwell will come in mid-season of "Reign." Of course, Queen Mary's second husband, Lord Darnley will also be arriving on "Reign" Season 4.
The real events of "Reign" will have Lord Darnley being killed just a year after being married to Queen Mary. Once the second husband dies, Bothwell will swoop her off her feet and will successfully make her fall in love with him although Bothwell was involved in the murder of a close relative of the queen.
The cast of "Reign" Season 4 is also busy and has been providing their avid viewers their latest images through Instagram which fans are happy to see.
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A photo posted by Adelaide Kane (@adelaidekane) on Sep 16, 2016 at 8:42am PDT
"Reign" Season 4 is reported to air in the first quarter of 2017 although a recent report from Parent Herald indicates that it will be moved to a later release date so as to give way to HBO's "Game of Thrones." This move is also logical so as to give the CW series a fighting chance to redeem itself from its dipping viewership.
