The third installment of The Tudors begins with the events shortly after the death of Anne Boleyn. The virtuous and beautiful Jane Seymour becomes the new queen of England, who convinces the king to reconcile with his daughters, little Elizabeth and pious Mary. The country is ravaged by a Catholic rebellion, which the king's army brutally suppresses. From Jane to Henry VIII. she will have the much-desired son, but the queen will not survive the birth. The crushed king withdraws into himself. His enemies are trying to take advantage of this. Finally, he is convinced by his advisers to marry Anna Klévská. This political marriage with a woman Henry dislikes from the beginning will not bring much happiness to the king. He manages to find that only after meeting the flirtatious Kateřina Howardová...