Tragically

They fell in love.
Then everything went spectacularly wrong.

Juliet Capulet is a razor-witted Insta-poet with a verified checkmark and a million reasons not to fall in love. Romeo Montague is a black-clad podcaster with a tragic backstory, a poetry addiction, and a flair for overreaction. Their families are sworn enemies in a war fought with lawsuits, skincare lines, and social media subtweets.

When they meet at a masked influencer party neither was supposed to attend, sparks fly, masks fall, and a secret wedding follows—because what’s Gen Z romance without at least one felony?

But in a world where drama trends faster than truth and love is just another algorithm to hack, one impulsive moment can turn passion into a PR disaster. With faked deaths, accidental stabbings, and suspiciously well-timed livestreams, Romeo and Juliet are about to discover the true cost of dying for love—and the even greater cost of living with it.

Dark. Romantic. Unhinged.
Tragically is a wickedly funny, deeply sarcastic modern take on Shakespeare’s most iconic trainwreck. This time, the poison is optional—but the consequences are not.