The Royals Season 2
The cast of "The Royals," (from left to right) William Moseley, Sophie Colquhoun, Jake Maskall, Elizabeth Hurley, Merritt Patterson, Alexandra Park and Tom Austen, at the show's New York premiere, March 9, 2015. Season 2 premiered on Nov. 11. Getty Images

The Henstridge family is back in a new trailer for Season 2 of E!'s scripted drama, "The Royals.” The sneak-peek video was released on Thursday, and teases more wild partying and steamy hookups for the crazy family.

In the minute-long trailer, which debuted on Entertainment Weekly, fans get quick glimpses of what's in store for the show's sophomore season. Prince Liam (William Moseley) declares the "Monarchy is out of control" just before a clip of Cyrus (Jake Maskall) is shown getting fitted with a cape. There's also Princess Eleanor (Alexandra Park) taking a jab at her mom, Queen Helena (Elizabeth Hurley), for lying to her and Liam about the identity of their father, and someone else is seen holding a gun.

In a behind-the-scenes video released last month, Maskall teased that his character Cyrus was going to be a bit more "human" this season and fans would also get to see a vulnerable side to him.

The actor also revealed Queen Helena will focus more on her family in Season 2. Princess Eleanor has fallen "off the rails" and Prince Liam is "obsessed about finding his father's killer." As previously reported, King Simon was murdered in the Season 1 finale.

“Fans can expect a continuation of Season 1’s madness, with even higher stakes and more crazy storylines,” Park said in the behind-the-scenes video. Tom Austen, who plays Jasper, added that fans can expect to find out "what happened to the Queen’s lover, the legitimacy of the Prince and the Princess [and] who’s the father of Prudence’s child." Austen also noted that even though his character is no longer in Princess Eleanor's security detail, Jasper still keeps a close eye on her.

Fans of the E! series will also be glad to know Ophelia (Merrit Patterson) will return for Season 2. As previously reported, the actress confirmed her involvement in July, writing on Instagram that she was "happy as a clam to be back on set as #Ophelia #TheRoyals.”

"The Royals" Season 2 premieres Nov. 15 at 10 p.m. ET on E!. Check out the new trailer below:

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