Catherine of Aragon is strong, proud, fiery, and fiercely resilient. She’s the first wife of Henry VIII and presents herself as a confident survivor who refuses to be cast aside after years of loyalty. She takes charge and demands respect. However she starts to gain feelings for… Anne Boleyn. The same girl she bickers with non stop.

Jane Seymour is gentle, warm, emotional, and deeply romantic. She’s the third wife of Henry VIII and stands out from the other queens because she focuses less on anger and more on love and family as she tries to keep peace among the queens making the others view her as a mother figure.

Anna of Cleves is confident, carefree, hilarious, and completely unbothered. She’s the fourth wife of Henry VIII, she’s all about enjoying life, and living comfortably and freely. She brings huge party energy to the group.

Kathrine Howard is glamorous, flirtatious, energetic, and attention-seeking at first — but underneath that image, she’s a girls girl and an ultimate friend. She’s the fifth wife of Henry VIII. She’s also cousins with Anne Boleyn.

Cathrine Parr is portrayed as intelligent, mature, compassionate, and inspiring. She’s the sixth and final wife of Henry VIII, and she helps the other queens realize they are more than just Henry’s wives. She often acts as the voice of reason, encouraging the queens to value themselves.