Heiress/Socialite Movies

Beatrice Ashcroft, daughter of a duke, was betrayed by her husband Jasper — who faked his own death and left her to rot. She died with nothing but hatred in her heart. Then she opened her eyes. Back to the day before it all began. This time, she knows every lie, every scheme, every face behind the masks. And she knows exactly how to destroy them all. But revenge is a lonely road — until she meets Nicholas, a mysterious commander with secrets of his own. He is not what he seems. He is the emperor, traveling in disguise. And he is about to become her most powerful weapon...

Timothy, exiled prince and secret heir to the deadly Reaper legacy, now lives as a street beggar after his throne is stolen by his treacherous brother. When Winnie, a daring noble heiress, publicly proposes and elopes with him, she thinks she's saving a pauper, but Timothy has secretly mastered unmatched martial arts and lethal poisons. As the empire reels and assassins close in, he waits for the perfect moment to reclaim his throne and rule with unstoppable power.

After June and her parents die in a freak accident, she finally sees her family's true colors. Reborn alongside them, she decides to stop playing by anyone else's rules, focusing only on winning over the enemy who mourned her death in her past life. She ignores business crises, lets her sister steal her fiancé, and even applauds her grandparents when they hand the family empire to a cousin. Chaos erupts as the family scrambles, begging her to take control again.

Seeking a Million-Dollar Baby Daddy, the female CEO Cecilia Sterling makes country boy Roman Sinclair her kept husband. Unbeknownst to her, Roman is a mysterious heir secretly in love with her, disguising himself to get close. Life in billionaire families is brutal. Surrounded by crazy Miriam, two-faced Vincent, and a biased Grandfather, Cecilia expects Roman to be her savior. Instead, he becomes the start of her nightmare.

Since childhood, her luck was stolen. Everyone around her pays the price. The village elder tells her: go to Cloud City, find your fated one, and break the curse. There she meets the richest man—her perfect opposite in every way. And accidentally becomes his fiancée.

Genius girl Daisy once took the fall for her adopted sister, only to be imprisoned, robbed of her achievements, and killed after her release. Reborn, she refuses to be the scapegoat, exposes the truth, cuts ties with the Gu family, and vows their downfall. She then rebuilds her life through a radio show and music career, rising to fame—before finally exposing the Gu family’s theft and hypocrisy at a public banquet.

A promise made in their youth has haunted both Lewis and Yasmin for years. Yet they never realize that the "white moonlight" they've been desperately searching for is none other than their own arranged fiancé / fiancée. Determined to find each other, they try every possible scheme to break off their engagement—never suspecting that the person they fake-married just to escape the arrangement… is the very white moonlight they've been longing for all along.

The true daughter of a royal manor was switched at birth and sold into a brothel. Sixteen years later, she returns — not to reclaim her family, but to take back everything that belongs to her. With sharp wit and ruthless resolve, she tears apart her enemies, restores her honor, and ultimately wins both power and love. A satisfying revenge drama.

Nick Wilson wakes up 12 years in the future, married to his nemesis, father to a daughter he neglects, and a bankrupt CEO despised by all. After exposing the gold-digger who ruined him and reclaiming his stolen empire, he's now a devoted husband and fierce father. With old friends by his side, he rebuilds his business, crushes his enemies, and rewrites his disastrous fate — it's never too late to win at love and life.

Stan Shaw, a skilled master of medicine and martial arts, disguises himself as a beggar to escape a marriage contract with the Miller family. Contrary to his plan, they insist on the marriage. Yet the one they want him to marry isn't necessarily the one he thought.