If you thought this week was quiet for romance… it’s not. You just have to look beyond the obvious Netflix drops.
Across Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+, and Viki, there’s a mix of new releases, ongoing episodes, and under-the-radar romance series that are definitely worth adding to your watchlist.
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💕 The Standout Romance Releases This Week
Running Point – Season 2 (Netflix)
Still my number one pick this week. After everything Season 1 built up, this feels like the kind of return that could either completely deliver… or emotionally ruin us. I’m locked in either way.
Sold Out On You (Netflix – April 22)
A romantic comedy with that classic opposites-attract energy—following a farmer and a TV host whose worlds collide in unexpected ways. This one feels like it could be a proper binge-watch moment.
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📺 More Romance You Might’ve Missed
Do Deewane Seher Mein (Netflix)
A more emotional, vulnerability-driven love story focusing on connection and self-acceptance—definitely one for slower, deeper romance fans.
Absolute Value of Romance (Prime Video – new episodes)
A chaotic, slightly messy K-drama rom-com about a girl whose fictional love stories start bleeding into real life. It’s already getting attention for being fun and unpredictable.
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🌍 International Romance Drops
Perfect Crown (Disney+)
A contract marriage storyline with royal drama—so you already know it’s going to lean heavily into tension, longing, and power dynamics.
Yumi’s Cells – Season 3 (Viki)
A fan-favourite returning with more internal monologue-style storytelling and relationship growth—perfect for emotional edits.
Filing for Love (Viki – late April release window)
One to watch closely—early buzz suggests another romance-focused drama landing on Viki very soon.
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🍎 Apple TV+ Wildcard
Margo’s Got Money Troubles (Apple TV+)
Not a traditional romance, but very relationship-driven—with messy, complicated dynamics and emotional stakes. Could easily become one of those shows people obsess over for the characters more than the plot.
🎬What I’m Watching First
No surprise—Running Point Season 2 is top of my list.
But I’m also really curious about Sold Out On You… it feels like one of those shows that could quietly take over everyone’s watchlist.
And honestly? Perfect Crown might be the sleeper hit for romance lovers who want something a bit more dramatic and intense.
💬 Final Thoughts
This week isn’t about one huge headline release—it’s about options.
From soft, emotional love stories to chaotic rom-coms and high-stakes K-drama romance, there’s a lot to work with depending on your mood.
And if you’re anything like me, you’re probably about to start one… and accidentally watch three.
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