Lorenzo Medici - The magnificent 

Yeah would've want a fourth season of Catherine medici tho

@@emyf9197 Totaly! Her Great Grandfather was Peiro and her grandpa was Lorzeno The Magnificent. So it would have been a good seadon, they could have ended it with her marrying the Fench King

@@sarahnorris872 I thought S3 was the final season... but I seriously want more of this show...his son is called Pierro the Unfortunate 😬 and Giovanni becomes a pope if I'm not wrong... Maddalena be does end up marrying the Pope's son tho

@@sanriiaritiskharbuli7226 Yes season 3 is the last season.

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History shows they had 10 kids together n they did love each other but earlier of their marriage, he did have his mistress, lucrezia.. but the affair eventually came to an end. The show is on netflix Can also be watched on primewire.li

@@emyf9197 ouhhh thankyou for your explanation. I already falled in love with this historical series eventhough i havent watch it yet

@@nrlhdyh5995 there's no exact time period of the end of the affair.. but I believe it was after a year into their marriage.. not sure. U can google about it

We can't now if they really loved each other but in reality Lorenzo wrote a poem called "Corinto" to his lover Lucrezia Donati in 1486, when he had being married to Clarice since 1469, so you can imagine in reality they continued to be lovers, even though in the series they don't a while after he marries Clarice

@@elenavs8703 He wrote poems to Clarice as well. He wasn't cheating on her for much more time. After her death he was so devastated and hurt that he wrote a letter to the Pope telling him his pain of her lost. Maybe late but for an arranged marriage they were a good couple as I've read even though it wasn't love from the first sight they found to one another more things than a lover they found a companion,an ally. These were the situations but it could be worst if think that it was an arranged marriage. Even she wasn't so "in love " with him since the beginning as we saw in the show but they accompanying each other well and filled out each other.