Reign: Toby Regbo's Heartfelt Message About Francis Might Make You Cry For Real

Updated on Nov 16, 2015 at 12:26 AM

Just because we knew it was coming doesn't mean it hurts any less. Reign's King Francis, played by Toby Regbo, has died. After magically surviving his fatal illness, Francis is violently stabbed in a clearing after a beautiful boat ride with Mary. If you've finished crying a million tears, you should read Regbo's beautiful message to the fans.

Meanwhile, his queen (Adelaide Kane) posted this on Instagram:

The King is dead... Long Live the King. It was such a pleasure working with you for the last two years @tobyregbo Francis will be sorely missed. Much love from all of us and the best of luck for the future. #thankyoutoby #Reign #itwasagreatfakemarriage
A photo posted by Adelaide Kane (@adelaidekane) on Nov 13, 2015 at 6:02pm PST

And costar Torrance Coombs posted this semi-terrifying picture:

We'll never forgive you for this, Reign.

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Reign: Toby Regbo's Heartfelt Message About Francis Might Make You Cry For Real

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