If you've seen Playing Nice on ITV and still have questions about the ending, don't worry - we break down everything that happened and delve into those final moments.

James Norton was the first A-List name to lead a small screen production this year when Playing Nice dropped on ITV earlier this week – but viewers (and critics) shared similar complaints about how much of the plot wasn’t realistic.

ITV's latest thriller Playing Nice has landed, boasting a gripping plot packed with twists and turns and a stellar cast led by James Norton.

Playing Nice on ITV came to an end as the harrowing truth about the baby-swap was finally revealed, but the ending has divided fans

The James Norton-led series follows two couples who discover their children were swapped at birth, and fans have plenty of theories over who did it and why.

ITV’s new four-part baby-swap drama, Playing Nice, to be specific. The story goes like this: two couples - Pete (James Norton) and his chef wife Maddie (Niamh Algar), and Miles (James McArdle) and his wife Lucy (Jessica Brown Findlay) - learn that the sons they’ve spent the last three years loving and raising are not in fact theirs.