Queen Victoria Transformation from 1 to 81 years (1819 - 1901)

[@L2069-e8y]

She certainly aged rapidly following the death of Prince Albert.

[@shehannanayakkara4162]

I'm not sure if it was intentional, but I liked the way the music changed as soon as she turned 43 (Albert died when Victoria was 42).

[@goldenrosie]

That usually happens after a spouse passes away. It’s hard to lose someone you loved with all your heart.

[@GoofyChild33]

It could have been from depression, weight gain, or stress.

[@debrakleid5752]

I thought the same thing. She was devastated when he died and only wore black after he died

[@NJgateway]

@@debrakleid5752 My maternal grandmother, who was from southern Italy, wore black from the day my grandfather died until she passed away.

[@TheMoonchild1969]

At 67 she finally learned to smile.🌹

[@Catseye189]

Then promptly forgot

[@cameliab6946]

After her husband's death she fell into a deep depression which led to her not being able to smile

[@GoofyChild33]

Well, her husband's death cause a lot of pain for her.

[@iluvatarchem]

Hahaha it was pretty hard to keep a smile on for old photos. You would have to put a smile and keep it unchanged for 30 minutes:P She is missunderstood in that aspect because modern people dont know..

[@factualtruth6830]

Actually 66

[@fluke5173]

The switching from the painting to the real life photos are extremely interesting to watch

[@pierzing.glint1sh76]

I thought it was remarkable how similar she looked in paintings to her actual photographs. Because in reality a painting is an artists interpretation, it's not a true image. But seeing this montage gave me hope that paintings of historical figures are actually somewhat accurate to real photos!

[@HG-qo9cx]

Paintings were the earliest form of ‘Photoshop’.

[@abbyjohnson8200]

That is so true! I never thought if it that way! Huh!

[@kimma508]

Wow! So true! I never thought of it that way!

[@abbyjohnson8200]

@@kimma508 ikr. And very true indeed!

[@videosladvd7823]

Jajaja

[@goldenrules5697]

Only 5% Photoshop

[@lucindacampbell9754]

During the period where they had both photographs and paintings, it's interesting to see the differences. The artists tended to use what we would call a "beauty filter" in their painting while the photographs of the time had no filters. In the paintings, her lips are fuller and her mouth smaller. The eyes are wide and expressive. In the photographs, her lips are thinner and beginning to turn down, and her eyes are smaller, too. She looks tired. Makes me wonder how accurate paintings (pre-photography) are in telling how someone really looked.

[@don8244]

I usually don't trust the accuracy of historical paintings, but the ones from the UK and Spain starting from the 1800s have always seemed to be the most accurate. They really got every detail as good as they could

[@deniztuglu8287]

Except what hapenned between 25 and 26?

[@kateg7298]

Beatrice looks quite a bit like Queen Victoria. It's the eyes, I think. And I'm not knocking Beatrice. I think she's lovely. People are always so cruel about her looks.

[@julieguthrie7075]

I like her also, she looked so beautiful on her wedding day. P.S Can see resemblance in her to Queen Victoria, now you mentioned similarities in eyes.

[@danielbenromandaparsuhutan2813]

Beatrice was beautiful but sadly being widow at young age. Both she and her mother had the same fate

[@yasmimcalixto7178]

@@danielbenromandaparsuhutan2813 i think they meant beatrice of york, elizabeth ii's granddaughter

[@danielbenromandaparsuhutan2813]

@@yasmimcalixto7178 my bad

[@santyd.contreras]

Viste fotos de Jorge V de Reino Unido y Nicolás II de Rusia, decían que eran parecidos que muchos los confundían cuando estaban juntos. Y si, es cierto que eran parecidos, pero si prestas atención podés diferenciarlos Jorge tenía los ojos característicos de la Reina Victoria 😂😂😂 los mismos ojos que su abuela 👌🏻 igual que sus hermanos y muchos descendientes directos.

[@robertb4000]

She lived for 82 years, she lost her husband and mother in 1861, her father died when she was just a few months old, although she lost all her elder, husband and sibling, but she stayed together with her 9 children, 42 grandchildren and 50 more great grandchildren, in total 87 great grandchildren, some great grandchildren wasn't born when Victoria died.

[@pedanticradiator1491]

She lost 3 of her children and several grandchildren before she died

[@akthersyed3359]

I still used to wonder how artists back then were so great at painting. I mean, they didn't have any painting tutorials, techniques etc... But yet, in this era, we can't paint as good as paintings were at that time.

[@em34327]

After Albert died queen victoria lived in depression and only wore black

[@abbyjohnson8200]

Yes. It’s so sad that he died so young. Unfortunately for her children, she leaned on the younger ones for support extensively.

[@lalropuiihrahsel9584]

Oh that is wht she look so sad in her photos :(

[@Dina52328]

@@lalropuiihrahsel9584 yes, I read that he was the love of her life and she loved him dearly. She loved her children but loved her husband, Albert, even more. That is why after his death, Queen Victoria always looks so solemn 😞. I know the feeling- - my husband passed away some years back and I still mourn him. So sad when you lose a loved one 😢.

[@lalropuiihrahsel9584]

@@Dina52328 Sorry for your lost may your husband rest in peace in the arms of god :'(

[@MoonFatima44]

😭😭😭🥺 yes

[@04danielsinaga19]

The queen was so pretty

[@rodneygomes3387]

The Victorian era had many details that leave a lot of curiosity and a beautiful fashion

[@WaltonElise]

And she is the reason why some countries like UK and Denmark still has a monarchy

[@abbyjohnson8200]

I like your profile photo. That’s Princess Alice, right?

[@samarumayr5174]

@@abbyjohnson8200 No that is Princess Diana (Also known as princess of the people)

[@Mariya_838]

@@samarumayr5174 Also known as queen of people's hearts

[@samarumayr5174]

@@Mariya_838 agreed

[@TheYoutubaki]

It's amazing how sad she looks in every photo after Albert's death

[@yamy9312]

Age 66 and 67 her smile was so adorable

[@robnewman6101]

R.I.P Queen Victoria. Victorian Era 1837-1901.

[@Evelyn-ur9gd]

I wish she could've seen how all the scientific etc. evolution she had helped carry along has changed our world today!

[@shouryag9566]

It's all the money she had theft from India.

[@LMNOP12]

my foot

[@samarumayr5174]

@@shouryag9566 well she might have took money from India but it is in the past no use in remembering it.

[@danielbend8938]

Your comment 😍😍

[@DiogoOliveira-mx1lf]

the colonies* helped

[@chiquitomilo]

I believe she could have lived longer but I think she wanted to end her depression and go with Albert.

[@dammar117]

She was 81, and had been widowed for about four long decades. Not sure what you mean.

[@meowpopo]

So this is the woman who brought the British Empire to its peak. What a precious video that presents us the portraits the greatest woman in the history of UK.

[@adamant5419]

I am intrigued as to why you think Victoria was the greatest woman in the history of the UK? Not criticising, generally wondering?

[@pedanticradiator1491]

Actually the empire didn't reach its greatest extent until nearly 20 years after she died

[@bryankv05]

@@pedanticradiator1491 but the many changes that occured during her reign oversaw the extent of the british empire

[@jetromoable]

If Queen Victoria would live until 1910, She will be 91 years old and 73 years of her regime can surpass over French King Louis XIV.

[@dammar117]

He became king at 5, and didn't assume his duties until he was 23. Maybe he was technically the longest reigning monarch, but not in reality.

[@syedsakibsakib2205]

@@dammar117reality Queen Elizabeth II is the longest reigning monarch .

[@salamence3266]

After alberts death she aged 10 years in a year

[@gerardmackay8909]

And absolutely piled on the weight. She only controlled her gargantuan appetite to keep herself physically desirable for Albert, once he was gone there was no point and she spent the next four decades comfort eating.

[@TheWhitePine5]

3:40 is a pretty singular picture, in that Queen Victoria is smiling and blinking (probably both no-no's in 1800's portraits.

[@geoffsullivan4063]

She was so beautiful ! My ex wife and pretty much most of my girlfriends look quite similar to her when she was aged between say 16 to 40.. She lost the love of her life which was more important to her than anything else.. Poor woman.. He was her rock..

[@mahdialabdulsalam9590]

To me, Queen Victoria looks more beautiful when she was old than how beautiful she was when she was young.

[@syedsakib8546]

Alexandrina Victoria ( Queen of the united kingdom and Empress of India ) Born : 24 May , 1819 A.D. Died : 22 January , 1901 A.D. Ages : 81 years old .

[@treehouseofcomics]

Elizabeth Alexander Mary(Queen Of UK And England) Born: 1926 Crowned: 1952 Died: 2022 Age: 96

[@pedanticradiator1491]

​​​@@treehouseofcomics England is part of the UK. Elizabeth became Queen in 1952 but she wasn't crowned until 1953. And it's Alexandra not Alexander

[@yamy9312]

@@treehouseofcomicsshe was crowned in 1953, she automatically took the throne in 1952

[@treehouseofcomics]

@@yamy9312 Thanks For The Correction!

[@dariussinaga3265]

Queen was beautiful in her youth

[@ABC_DEF]

In the paintings, but not in the photo!

[@04danielsinaga19]

@@ABC_DEF but she' wasn't that ugly that most people taught

[@aallexandrrss]

@@ABC_DEF Yup true

[@theinfamousculebra7221]

I think it’s because of her nose. The rest is natural looks which is completely normal. So she was indeed beautiful in her time especially in her first photograph on 1844

[@nihadsalki3708]

@@theinfamousculebra7221 I think her nose were very normal and gave her a certain charm too

[@andhikarahardyanto]

she was so cute when she was young

[@aronblanche]

Or maybe the portraits are usually over exaggerated. The painters are usually pressurised by royals to paint them in the most beautiful way.

[@aronblanche]

King henry the VIIIth used to give death threats to his painter Holbien to paint him such a way to make him look younger

[@mychemical_sunshine5879]

@@aronblanche yes they are made to make the royals look as nice as possible.

[@marishkaaaa-r0p]

@@aronblanche she doesn’t really look that different mainly bc of her baby smooth skin and big eyes that were fake

[@aallexandrrss]

Queen Victoria was Great, Good Queen, Great Monarch in Europe and Powerful women ♥️👸👑🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@craig1538]

Probably one of the most beautiful Queens we've ever had. With the exception of Elton John, of course.

[@oldsoldier8139]

Most of her photos, she seems as if she wanted to be elsewhere. 😟

[@connietalbot8758]

Tjats depression..she really loved her Albert.and nobody rarely smiled in pics cus of bad teeth and it took lot of time to take a pic..you couldn't blink ir move or you ruined the pic

[@videosladvd7823]

Nah

[@iintendtoboilyourteeth6573]

I mean, this is the Victorian era, the cameras at the time take an hour to just get one photo. You can't expect anyone to sit down and smile for an entire hour.

[@bitch8205]

@@iintendtoboilyourteeth6573 In the first few decades, it took a bit of time, yeah. The early daguerreotype took about 20 minutes, but by the 1840’s when it was possible to actually photograph people, it already only took 20 seconds of exposure. With the introduction of dry plate photography in the late 1870’s, photographs took less than a second, this method became mainstream very quickly, and even videography became possible in the 1890’s. The main reason people typically did not smile in portraits during the Victorian era is less because of long exposure times and more because photography was new and expensive, so sessions were considered special occasions. Even in earlier photography where exposure was still around 20 seconds long, you can still find portraits of people smiling and even laughing :)

[@oldsoldier8139]

I see...Thank you for educating me. I completely discounted they process of sitting for a portrait back then...If it were me, I think I would've been ready for a drink. 😆

[@eleonoraaleksandrova8702]

А я её всегда представляю, как в фильме "Молодые годы королевы"...

[@ABC_DEF]

Hate to criticise, because this is wonderful, but ideally it would show the year as well as the age.

[@theroyals1153]

Hi, thank you so much. I'm gonna put the year as well in the next video

[@ABC_DEF]

@@theroyals1153 Great! I loved the Alexandra video too.

[@theroyals1153]

@@ABC_DEF thank you

[@theroyals1153]

Hi, i just uploaded a new one, hope u enjoy this one

[@TheKonga88]

Can you not work out the year for yourself? 🙄🥱 Moan moan moan

[@kate_cooper]

The baby she’s holding in photo 75 is Edward VIII/The Duke of Windsor. He lived until 1972. Queen Victoria was born in the reign of George III and was alive at the same time as someone who could conceivably have watched Doctor Who.

[@pedanticradiator1491]

Victoria's last surviving grandchild, Princess Alice Countess of Athlone died in 1981

[@gerardmackay8909]

There’s a daguerreotype photo I saw years ago of a very old man and his great granddaughter. It was 1847 and he was 101 and she was 2. There they were together that day but his life began in 1746 during the Jacobite rebellion and hers ended in 1942 at the height of WWII.

[@kate_cooper]

@@gerardmackay8909 Fascinating to think about, isn’t it?

[@gerardmackay8909]

@@kate_cooper fascinating IS the word (and it was a sweet picture too)

[@logarajans7996]

Quen Victoria saw "analog evolution" and Queen Elizabeth II saw 'Digital Revolution"

[@nihadsalki3708]

She had very beautiful eyes

[@jodacksonfreire6075]

Queen Victoria always had the same sad, lost look.

[@variousJnames]

The paintings always made the Queen look more attractive than she was. She was homely and bug eyed

[@mchapman132]

That, apparently, was common place. I read George Washington specifically asked the painter to make him look better. In reality, he had a terrible underbite, protruding lower jaw, unattractive nose, and no teeth. He wore dental prosthetic teeth, and they were not wooden, as many have previously believed. The lack of photography, basically, helped many portray an image that was far from the truth.

[@rncine]

@@mchapman132 A lot of these Kings and Queens were not attractive. They would have had a ball in the 21 century with all the plastic surgery going around 😂

[@mchapman132]

@@rncine - Yes, that’s a major understatement! Lol The painters of the day were expected to make them look better than they were. Actually, we are doing the same thing today. Professional photography portraits “touch up”, use lighting, shadows, makeup to enhance the subjects features. The British Royals, the senior ones, as I’ve read, are not allowed to have any cosmetic surgery. They don’t pluck eyebrows(the younger ones may) neutral nail polish and lip rouge, minimal eye makeup. QEII let her hair go grey. Their portraits look good though.

[@paulinemaclellan8204]

How rude 😃

[@kostapapa1989]

Yes, homely !

[@CCP-Lies]

All picture after her husband death are just sad and grief

[@pierzing.glint1sh76]

This is really, really sweet, thank you for this. Really enjoyed it.

[@julijakublicka843]

I think the first painting at 1 years old is actually the Princess Royal but wonderful video regardless

[@theroyals1153]

My apologize

[@stacy7212]

Long live the queen

[@aallexandrrss]

Yes

[@jahiraljarif3672]

She's so pretty.. We have a park with her name in Dhaka,Bangladesh. (Vitoria park) in old dhaka.. it was built back in the time When Bangladesh was under british colony.

[@top40researcher31]

She really never got over alberts death

[@tex148th]

She was such a beautiful girl and lady. We can see the change in her countenance at the point of Albert's death. She wore black with her white Bridel Veil; such a sad depressed expression on her face from that time until the end of her days....

[@arifabillah7465]

I really feel so good when I think that all we people of the world ,how we remember the legend person of mother earth ,what they had given to our mother earth and us. And Queen Victoria (with owner) ,she is also one of the legend person and bright light for women power. Thanks lot to you for this video. ❤❤

[@janellafernandez6476]

Rest In Peace Queen Victoria

[@Im.equal.tothe.cruciatus_curse]

History is very beautiful but sometimes cruel and sad

[@menchieantolin93]

Beautiful and Gorgeous

[@dominicforget2657]

A years ago, Queen Victoria was niece of 2 uncles; King George IV and King William IV. She married to Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, and he died in 1861. She was the widow of HRH Prince consort Albert and the Grandmother of Europe. She died in Osborne House in 1901. Today, Queen Victoria is the great-great-grandmother of Queen Elizabeth II. Now, Queen Elizabeth II is the widow of HRH Prince consort Philip of Edinburgh (1921-2021).

[@syedsakib8546]

Queen elizabeth is also passed away

[@genaragaskill915]

Great great great grandmother to queen elizabeth,her great great grandmother was queen alexandra her grandmother was queen Mary of teck.

[@paulboleyns]

Princess Alice of the UK great grandchildren:Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh King Edward VII Great Grandchildren: Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom Edward and Alice its siblings

[@syedsakib8546]

@@genaragaskill915 you wrong . Late queen 's great great grandmother was queen victoria . Great grandmother was alexandra of denmark . Grand mother was mary of teck . Mother was elizabeth bowes lyon .

[@evelyntarawa7140]

67 there is a Smile ☺ yes yes yes Queen 👑 Victoria.

[@markwithlove]

also in 66😁

[@danielt879]

Amazing video. So great to see her throughout the years. 😀

[@darling8718]

Wonderful pisco! Thank you! 🙏🏻🌷

[@charmtheplush]

I think that Victoria was pretty in the paintings!

[@primoz.benedicto3572]

So beautiful 💕💕🥰🥰💕💕🥰

[@abbyjohnson8200]

Very! =)

[@sliva7938]

What a pretty looking woman Queen Victoria was in her younger years. She reminds me very much at the women in the painting "Girl with a pearl earring". Or do I see things?

[@Adria2347]

The first portrait is not that of Queen Victoria but her daughter Victoria, Princess Royal painted by Franz Xaver Winterhalter. Regardless, I love and enjoy your videos. :-)

[@theroyals1153]

I know, my bad. Thank you

[@Adria2347]

@@theroyals1153 that's alright, we all make mistakes 😉 plus Queen Victoria's daughters looked a lot like her so it is hard to tell them apart sometimes

[@nancyjohnson7147]

The portrait of her at 21 is also her daughter Vicki I believe but I may be wrong.

[@danielbend8938]

@@nancyjohnson7147 No. At 21 it was her. She was in her wedding veil

[@marxel6231]

@@theroyals1153 pastor mohon doa melepas kutukan dan sihir. Mohon doa memperlancar otak dan di beri kepintaran. Mohon doa di hilangkan penyakit di tubuh. Mohon di perlancar keuangan dan di beri kekayaan.

[@madammabutterfly]

Hey, u may not see this but the painting "of her" with 1 year is actually her daughter, princess Victoria (they looked like each other a lot)

[@junesilvermanb2979]

Long May She Reign...

[@feronia7]

Sie hat schon vor Albert nicht viel gelacht aber nach seinem Tod ist diese Trauer in ihr dieser nach Innen gesenkte Blick ,das es mir weh tut. Arme Viktoria sie muss sehr gelitten haben...

[@totymeor2963]

Принцесса Беатрис так похожа на Королеву Викторию

[@isabelleisa3627]

Esse canal é incrível

[@salizaabdulsamad6177]

N G L, shes so beautiful... damn

[@CCP-Lies]

You can see after her husband died when she was 40s, after that all of her images wearing black only

[@dacatorium]

Wow 81 years old and still almost no wrinkles

[@jacquelinefickis1734]

HM Queen Victoria is my favourite British Queen ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇩🇪🇨🇦🫶🙏😇💒🫶

[@lynkurt294]

She was so strong..queen, widow, single parent of nine.

[@robinhughes2918]

Well definitely not in fitness

[@yamy9312]

@@robinhughes2918 what does that have to do with being a queen?

[@davidbenromanda2621]

Beautiful

[@margomazzeo1680]

At 34..she looked 54..In her 40s..she looked in her 60s!!😳😳😳

[@danielbend8938]

She aged quicky after albert's death

[@margomazzeo1680]

@@danielbend8938 Agreed..

[@feronia7]

Sie hat auch 9 Kinder zur Welt gebracht und dann die ewige Trauer um Albert.

[@Eza_yuta]

At the same age she was look more beautiful in paintings than in the photos.

[@yosefhayimhershler7751]

When I look at the British monarchy and the British people all over the world and I see the humility and goodness in the world, it must be the strength of the tribe of Joseph

[@bluedasher74]

I just realized that Queen Elizabeth II looked like Queen Victoria's mother.

[@γιγι-τ8ν]

Shit! You right!

[@ZK_1234_]

My Grandma :D

[@jorgechavarria4799]

It's kinda weird seeing this paintings to photos transitions of time because... idk with the paintings felt like it was like a mysterious dreamy moment like you are curious how they look like or like it was a fairytale. But with photos it definetly made happy to see how they looked like, but it was not that magic I will say back then. And for example with Elizabeth being the first Monarch to have full HD photos of herself and in color since she was young makes me kinda uncomfortsble seeing her in paintings because I know she doesn't look like in the painting.

[@danielbend8938]

I agree. Looking at these ancient people in painting was kind of dreamy to me sometimes and making me always curious how they look like in real life

[@アラン-s7i]

大英帝国の母！ 素晴らしい愛に生きたインドの皇帝！ 素晴らしい女王。😍💝

[@piggy_victoria]

Queen Victoria just like my name my name Vicky

[@TheKonga88]

😂😂😂😂😂😂🤭🤭

[@pushkarkumar4898]

God save the queen

[@mistermornevanderberg]

It was probably protocol but I notice her looking so serious and sad in most pictures

[@EvonneLindiwe]

She was in permanent mourning after Albert Died

[@pedanticradiator1491]

Hardly anyone smiled in photos at the time as they had to sit totally still and wait for the photographer to take the pictures

[@carlosarribas2882]

!!es curioso,cómo cambia la cosa, de las pinturas a la fotografía,como digo yo las fotos no engañan y más en aquellos tiempos que no existía el fotosop, como en las pinturas salía más agraciada y las foto la realidad ,es curioso cómo ☺️

[@benheideveld4617]

She lived 3 weeks in the 20th century, this 19th century centerpiece…

[@hanphilnoffz8827]

And year and 3 week in 1900s

[@hanphilnoffz8827]

I'm born 2001 so technically we live in the same century

[@miguel-dp7cf]

queen victoria at only 41 years old already looked like 67 years old

[@VileMisanthropy]

She looks to be beside herself constantly in her real life photos.

[@aisulusagindikova7498]

VIKTORIA !❤ ВИКТОРИЯ ! ❤️🇬🇧💙

[@喻晨-m9c]

She was so adorable as a kid

[@begula2011]

75/76 looked like it was so realistic

[@Arab_Singers]

The Victorian Time Is The Best Era Of Great Britain 🇬🇧

[@007gayatri]

She was very beautiful

[@VenusEvan_1885]

1:14 the person I met on Instagram 1:17 the person I met in real life

[@anjukunwar1634]

😂😂😂😂😂🤣

[@sublimebeauty1840]

You guys need to read about Queen Victoria . There’s a movie just released few years ago about her. Watch it. Yes she loved her husband a lot, and yet she had so many attractions towards other man. It wasn’t a bad thing. And she loved her maid/assistant from India i think his name was Abdul. That was when she had the smile came back. Unfortunately, after her death Abdul returned to India and he died after 9/10 years after Queen Victoria died. He died young too on his 40s

[@rafaelortega854]

From her 40s until the end she aged badly and sad, like she has lost the spark

[@EvonneLindiwe]

Her husband’s death did that

[@eduardoandrade8298]

You can see her start to look sad and slowly gain weight as soon as her husband dies.. 😟

[@lijing9669]

Queen Victoria had be proud for Her rule, , the grand Britain she had ever ruled 70% of the land habitable on earth .

[@tomascardona3972]

My great great great grandma eas born in 1817

[@ninja1676]

It would be nice to see photos of people smiling back then but cameras took forever to capture it

[@rosiibees_2021]

I love queen Victoria and Mary off teck

[@kuochnav7008]

Queen Victoria start become queen at the age of 18. 🤓

[@ChristianAyalaCampeon]

Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Victoria are the same person in two different bodies 🐍🇬🇧🐍 Both like to visit Balmoral in Summer

[@poorvi6936]

Queen 👑 Victoria is beautiful that makes me to meet her

[@あせ-z9p]

2:13 2:13 2:13 2:13 2:13 2:13 ヴィクトリア女王が49歳のこの年に日本が江戸時代から明治時代になる（1868年）

[@hajiraskitty]

At the painting were it says she's 7 years old, it looked like she was four years old.

[@marytv9362]

io l'ho sempre intravista come una vecchietta ciocciottella e invece devo dire che da ragazza era molto graziosa aveva un bel viso tondo, un bel nasino e gli occhi chiari... Comunque viene ricordata più per i suoi detti: 1: dottore:" Signora Regina, non potete avere più figli. La regina: come no? Non posso più divertirmi al letto?" 2: oppure: allattare? Le mucche allattano e io non sono una 🐄" Comunque devo dire che i tuoi video sono il top a colori. Complimenti.