[Source: Reuters]

The cast and the makers of the sixth and final season of Netflix’s royal drama “The Crown” came together in London on Tuesday to bid farewell to the series.

The Emmy-winning show, created by Peter Morgan and launched in 2016, tells the story of Britain’s late Queen Elizabeth’s reign against the backdrop of various royal dramas.

“Mixed emotions. On the one hand it’s been a lot of work, so I’m tired. But on the other hand, it’s been a family that I’ve lived with now and worked with for 10 years,” Morgan said as he walked the red carpet at London’s Royal Festival Hall.

“I’ve loved how the show has gone down around the world. So as an artist, you miss that.”

The second part of the final season starts streaming on Dec. 14. Its first four episodes, focusing on Princess Diana’s final days in 1997, were released in November and Part Two is made up of six episodes. Actors Imelda Staunton and Dominic West reprise their roles as Elizabeth and Charles, with Ed McVey and Meg Bellamy taking on the roles of William and Kate.