Red Kingdom, Episode 19

Akua alternates between two naïve, uneducated rivals, Ato and Mokoa, unaware of Ato's true intentions, as their relationship lacks a clear direction or defined commitment.

Akua escapes near rape in the bush and rises to become the chosen wife of the King, transforming her fate dramatically.

Ato grows melodramatic, realizing the tough battles ahead to win back Akua. Meanwhile, King Biadom takes a sensational approach in his quest to capture Akua's heart completely.

Akua invites Ato and Mokoa to a feast, using the moment to announce her decision to marry King Biadom. As the King celebrates, Serebour, the heir to the throne, arrives suddenly.

Akua marries King Biadom against all odds but remains unaware of his plight. She struggles to understand why, five days into their marriage; the King still refuses to touch her.

After interrogating Agala, the King's bodyguard, about the King's itinerary and health, Akua warns him, saying, "We never had this conversation, and our paths never crossed."

Melancholy defines Akua as she lives in constant despair. Seeking to fix the puzzle in her marriage, she searches for answers, but strucked by the harsh reality of her situation.

Adinkra warns the King that remedies vary by person. Realizing the herbs are not working, King Biadom decides to reveal his deepest secret to Akua for the sake of posterity.

King Biadom confesses to Akua that, knowing he is impotent, he convince his first wife, Anima, to sleep with Asenso in hopes of producing a successor for the throne.

In a twist of fate, after Ato agrees to Akua's proposal to sleep with her, King Biadom's manhood unexpectedly regains its potency, making the gods' timing ironic and amusing.

A Seer tells King Biadom that Akua carries a male child, but he has mixed feelings since she admitted to sleeping with Ato the same day, leaving the true paternity uncertain.

Certain the child is not his, King Biadom becomes restless. To prevent Akua from going back to Ato, he instructs his guards to keep a closer watch on her every move.

King Biadom catches Akua at Ato's hut at night. Enraged, he captures Ato and Mokoa, burning them alive. He banishes Akua from the palace, forcing her out with her unborn child.

After Akua's departure, Esi, a friend of the King's late first wife, captivates him instantly. Smitten at first sight, King Biadom boldly takes her as his wife without hesitation.

In King Biadom's absence, Serebour pulls a daring stunt that leaves Esi mesmerized and intrigued by the possibility of overthrowing her husband.

Esi, pregnant with the supposed heir, faces challenges but ultimately gives birth to a healthy baby boy, bringing King Biadom unparalleled joy and excitement like never before

Seventeen years later, Prince Osei falls for his childhood friend, Boahemaa, but must fight tirelessly to convince his stubborn parents that she is the right woman for him.

King Biadom conspires with Agyemang to eliminate Serebour, the rightful heir to the throne, but they must overcome several obstacles to execute their plan successfully.

Prince Osei firmly stands his ground despite his parents imprisoning Boahemaa in the palace. Meanwhile, Agyemang offers advice that leaves King Biadom deep in thought.

After Boahemaa's possible release from the palace prison, Prince Osei plans to elope with her, but King Biadom does everything in his power to make their escape impossible.

Desperate, Prince Osei attempts suicide but is saved by the palace guards. Fearing losing him, his parents finally grant his wish, allowing him to be with Boahemaa.

Serebour intercepts Prince Osei to reveal why he is not the predestined Prince of Yebeye Kingdom. Anxiety looms as Prince Osei grapples with uncertainty about his fate.