Married a Billionaire Behind the Mask

Married a Billionaire, Behind the Mask on DramaPops

If you're a sucker for modern-day fairy tales with a twist, Married a Billionaire, Behind the Mask on the Vertical Series app DramaPops is your next binge-worthy obsession. This addictive series delivers everything: swoon-worthy romance, betrayal, jealousy, inheritance battles-and of course, a fake marriage that'll have you yelling at your screen (in the best way).

Set in a glamorous world of wealth and hidden identities, the story follows Mia (Kelsey Maskell), a strong yet soft-hearted woman thrust into a whirlwind of secrets and high-stakes deception. Eric Guilmette shines as Ethan, the elusive CEO with a heart of gold, hiding behind a mask of power. And don't overlook Grace Swanson's role as Lily-the wicked stepsister you'll love to hate, especially when she goes head-to-head with Mia.

What truly makes this series sparkle? The unexpected moments of humor-like the unforgettable, sassy grandmother who dishes out wisdom and sass in equal measure. Her scenes are pure gold and offer just the right comic relief between dramatic twists.

The chemistry between Ethan and Mia is electric, and the emotional depth adds heart to the high-stakes plot. Themes of love, loyalty, identity, and self-worth are explored beautifully through a story that feels both fantastical and grounded in real emotion.

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Whether you're here for the slow-burn romance, the Cinderella vibes, or the rich drama with a modern edge, Married a Billionaire, Behind the Mask delivers. Trust me-you'll want to finish the entire season in one sitting.

Who doesn't love a Cinderella story? In Married a Billionaire Behind the Mask, we have Cinderella/Mia (beautiful Kelsey Maskell), an evil stepmother (Clare Louise Frost), an evil stepsister/Lily (played too convincingly by Grace Woods Swanson) and, of course, everyone's true to life Prince Charming/Ethan/Gunnar (Eric Guilmette). Grandma (Linda-Jean Barry) was a hoot. I think she was Mia's fairy godmother who always had her back. Throw in an orange high heeled shoe instead of a glass slipper, and you have the modern classic. The chemistry is undeniable. The emotions are tangible. The romance is chef's kiss! In modern fairy tale fashion, Cinderella had a one night stand, lost a shoe, married a billionaire, fell in love, and lived happily ever after! This was a perfect and fun rom-com!

First of all the lady who played the grandmother was awesome and such a spit fire and truly enjoyed her.

Loved kelsey and grace playing the opposite of their "normal" types and grace played a great antagonist instead of her "normal" protagonist. And loved kelsey in this role.

Then there is eric who i always enjoy watching and he played brilliantly with kelsey being his love interest in this series.

Loved the cinderella theme where eric's character is on a mission to find his cinderella at the beginning of the series.

I cant recommend this series enough and if someone who has never seen a vertical series before this will be my first series to recommend.