Queen Charlotte A Bridgerton Story Episode 3 Even Days Reaction of Syntell and Snootyvegans

[@LeahB31]

Queen Charlotte herself is mixed and King George is fully white, so it makes sense that some of their children simply look white depending on each child’s genetic mix. It’s a normal occurrence.

[@shippendales8543]

True some mixed kids even look fully white too on that end And some can look more like there non white parent or even look entirely black too

[@marleycymon3512]

Yep

[@mosesthomas3976]

@@shippendales8543 genetics example for interracial: sometimes the black genes have other background makeup plus the other spouse DNA make up makes them lighter or whitness.

[@PrincessVelaryon]

Yep. Just like Meg and Harry have white kids

[@couldbahappychic1217]

Correct..

[@erikperhs_]

I love how Lady Danbury still sympathizes with her husband when he has to face racism. He is nasty and creepy, but she knows that pain all too well to ignore it.

[@HuntingViolets]

If only he could give the sympathy back to her.

[@sashatiana-alize6186]

Agreed 👏🏽👏🏽💯💯

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

How is he nasty and creepy though? I think you mean he's not good looking and is old.

[@andreaprochowski4717]

@@thelegacyofgaming2928 Lady Danbury literally lists some of his terrible traits to Violet in this very episode, be so fr.

[@skyicy7383]

@@thelegacyofgaming2928 That’s what I would’ve thought too, but he cut her off often when she talked, only asked sexual services of her, and is quite much older than she is. She was promised to him when she was 3, so…yes…creepy and nasty..😅

[@LK1989]

I like the Mozart scene because she brags about discovering Mozart in season one and it's supposed to come off like she's making it up for clout. So I love they made the call back and showed she actually did discover him haha.

[@polivepea]

Yep

[@shania.-.]

Yes I was thinking that too, I was like “is that Mozart?” Bc sis was really bragging 😂

[@littlesame]

Yes, love the references they inserted into this series which brought us smiles

[@safirestudio]

And its true to life

[@fuckityfuckish]

I mean according to history, Queen Charlotte DID discover Mozart

[@CrazyPuertoricans111]

Notice how Charlotte never changed the way she dressed so he could remember her.

[@littlesame]

Oh great observation you deserve a standing O

[@heidispencer3639]

Charlotte didn’t realize that the England ton only became integrated because of her. For all she knew England has been this way for centuries. She has been kept without knowledge since she got there. Princess Augusta respects Lady Danbury as a worthy adversary. I had a discussion with my 20 year old daughter about Lord and Lady Danbury. She said that since Agatha was groomed from toddlerhood, she could never actually consent to that relationship.

[@xwinwinwinx]

I agree. Also, in that time period women were seen as property and either owned by a male relative (usually the father) or a husband. So a wife could not refuse a husband sex. It was seen as his right to have sex with his wife, whether she wanted to or not. So consent wasn't really a thing back then or recognised as something that should be obtained before sex. So glad that isnt the case anymore and women have rights and bodily autonomy.

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

@@xwinwinwinx The wives also had the right to have sex with their husbands as well. So it was both men and women who did not have autonomy back then. :)

[@Sjfyy_]

@@thelegacyofgaming2928 exactly

[@depressoexpresso5202]

@@thelegacyofgaming2928 be serious....if a man didn't want to have sex with his wife then he had absolutely NO obligation to. There wasn't anyone that could force him to do so.

[@latishareaves2028]

Shonda is smart. She dropped this on the eve of the Coronation and during May... National Mental health month. Well played Shonda!!!

[@Deltadivaix]

That was my thought as well. I didn't know about mental health month but I did think about the release on the same weekend is coronation day.

[@sashatiana-alize6186]

💯💯👏🏽👏🏽 Smart release strategy for this show

[@NightOwl_30]

The scribbles on the wall was made by one of the talented graphics people in our department as well. It was thought out and designed by her. That wall could actually be removed and swapped for a clean version of it. We don't shoot chronologically so they had to swap the walls a couple of times. A lot of the stuff we make you don't really see. For example, when her brother signs the marriage contract, one of the graphic designers actually wrote a full marriage contract for the time. Then I did financial papers that showed the privileges she was going to have to go along with the contract. I also did a version of it in German. They're on the table but you don't see them. When Lord Danbury gets his estate and he is holding a piece of paper, if you opened that paper you'd see an actual text I drafted that said he now owns the estate. A lot of research goes into it of course but we really do create a whole world for them to live in because we never know what will be seen and what won't. I will also say, the actress who plays young Lady Danbury is probably one of the most beautiful people I've seen. Her face is flawless.

[@janaris97]

Wow thats fascinating, like easter eggs for viewers

[@polivepea]

😮wow that's awesome. I love the details. Thank you for sharing.

[@rosa_stars349]

We love Arsema

[@dmiller5765]

TY for sharing a few of the details that create the world of Bridgerton. We may not see everything, but those details contribute to the intangible elements of setting that the characters/actors inhabit.

[@Deltadivaix]

I agree thank you so much for sharing all of the little details that go into making this show so exceptional.

[@lisbethqk8923]

🤣 Syntell you're unhinged, clapping for them to do it at the dining table lmao

[@janaris97]

I was clapping along with him

[@bessythompson1472]

absolutely! 😂😂😂

[@booknerd_charlie]

Scholars are divided on what mental illnesses King George suffered from, and their theories range from bipolar disorder to schizophrenia to porphyria (a blood disorder that affects the nervous system). Later on, he developed dementia and eventually became blind and deaf before his death. However, in an interview with the actor who plays young George, he said there was a conscious decision to “not diagnose George” so it seems like there’s just a mashup of symptoms portrayed here. Either way, the portrayal is so heartbreaking and also terrifying as we see what George went through in seeking out treatment.

[@wordywolf3]

They also tested his hair and he was also suffering from arsenic poisoning, which at that time was still used medicinally.

[@rcbuckets]

I also read that his mental health struggles didn't become so severe until after he turned 50. The worst being in his last 10 years of life.

[@littlesame]

Yes I heard him said that and appreciate they didn’t diagnose him, the actor delivered a stellar performance

[@yuko6794]

And that ‘treatment’ probably made his condition worse.. Heartbreaking.

[@abyxoxo94]

name of interview with young george please

[@Lime1958]

It just truly lovely how her daughters choose to stay single for the sake of Charlotte. They lost their father through a mental illness and they are holding on to their mother knowing how much she had to endure to protect George and his legacy.

[@nyeishaclark95]

I didn’t expect to be as intrigued by Brimsley and Reynolds’s love story as well but I surprisingly was. I especially like Reynolds’s because he often felt the one in the toughest position because as much as he loves Brimsley he must put the King first, always.

[@mariegracejimenez2266]

does anybody know what happened to reynolds?

[@karolina285]

I'm assuming you did watch whole season but if not don't read the rest cause it might be a spoiler (not really but maybe for someone) I teared up when they showed old Brimsley dancing by himself near the end of the show.. Just a short "unimportant" scene but it made me so sad for him and then the scene with the queen and king came and there was nothing to stop the tears..

[@yuko6794]

Reynolds’s is alive and well, but he needs to be there for his King at all times.. I suppose they broke up..

[@EscargoTouChaud]

It also made me sad, even though they at least got to experience love. Their lives are in a way not their own. Brimsley sacrificed his independence to be the queen's man, and even though she appreciates him in a way, it is very clear she doesn't acknowledge him as an individual being with dreams of his own. This was of course a very common way for the wealthy to see servants and others staff.

[@karolina285]

Finally finished watching it last night. Absolutely loved it. Now I can confirm, it is my favorite out of Bridgerton universe. Cried at the end like a little kid. Beautiful story.

[@steveobrien3738]

The ruckus theme song every time Lord Danbury comes on the screen always makes me giggle

[@TheSuperNats]

I was cracking up every time 😂

[@zoee2515]

i thought i was the only one that peeped that💀💀

[@sashatiana-alize6186]

😂😂😂😂👏🏽👏🏽💯💯

[@madhumady4828]

I read that it's a fact that real queen Charlotte was the one who started the whole Christmas tree and it's decoration thing.

[@teeboygamer1743]

It was Charlotte who started it. Queen Victoria popularized it,when a drawing of her and her family decorating a Christmas tree was published in the newspaper.

[@tlgregory12]

Yes she's credited with bringing the tradition to England

[@blainevanity6]

Important to add the distinction that she started the tradition in England and not start the actual practice as a whole.

[@LK1989]

I'm very appreciative of the speed of which you're putting these out haha

[@aaliyahbrown5739]

do you mean speed😭

[@LK1989]

@Aaliyah Brown hahaha yes I will be correcting now haha.

[@sandythompson5096]

Princess Augusta loved that her son was happy and seen by his people as 'normal'. She would be grateful to Lady Danbury & the queen. The ball was a great success. Respect all around.

[@amidthephantomsrose]

29:55 what Charlotte and others did not know back then was that George was suffering from bipolar disorder and in his later years dementia on top of that. Back then they assumed he was "mad" and for a long time historians believed he suffered from a condition called porphyria. a rare hereditary liver disease in which hemoglobin is abnormally metabolized and Instead Porphyrins are excreted in the urine, which becomes dark, sometimes a blue or purple color and produces other symptoms such as mental disturbances. In 1812 George III's medical records show that the king was given medicine based on gentian for his condition.This plant, with its deep blue flowers, is still used today as a mild tonic, but may turn the urine blue. Many historians now believe that it wasn't the king's porphyria that caused this most famous symptom. In fact many historians now like to put the record straight so to speak and state that he did not have that condition at all. Instead It could have simply been his medicine that caused that symptom and exacerbated his illness. Scientists have also found high levels of arsenic in the hair of King George III, which makes sense since part of his treatments included arsenic powder that was applied to his skin. Of cousrse this is a deadly poison and may have also contributed to his deteriorating condition

[@ShelbyBaby27]

George treated Charlotte with compassion during her crisis on their wedding day Charlotte treats George with compassion during his psychosis. They talked each other down by a wall

[@SophieDarko]

I loved this episode, Charlotte must realise at this point that George's illness is why he has been keeping his distance from her and from the rest of the Ton, he must feel ashamed and doesn't want to burden her with it. I think his distance also indicates that he does actually truly care for her, if he isn't himself when his illness flares up then he must want to protect her from that to avoid her getting hurt. I picked up on major Beauty and the Beast vibes after watching this ep!! I think Charlotte is exactly the kind of person he needs, as she is strong and loving and kind, in a world that has always put pressure on him. Loving your reactions to this show, I can't wait for you to see the rest of the story! 😊

[@carmenthomas2139]

I wouldn’t say that their love story is tragic, heartbreaking yes but not tragic. Someone said that “ not all love stories have a fairytale ending, and that doesn’t make it any less of a love story”. Just like what Lady Danbury said they were fortunate to have this love.

[@jessbelen]

the queen is mixed and the king is white, so the majority looks white, like the real life royal example, Harry and Megan's children

[@ginahouston9352]

Archie!!!!!!!! 🤩😍🥰

[@sabcam2000]

You're adoration for white skin/people is showing, madam@@ginahouston9352

[@pinaszinfillio4113]

this is the funniest, heartbreaking, best, beautiful bridgerton story.

[@rachelm.3173]

All of This! 💯

[@ThrivingWithTheSussexes]

9:06 She said she'd like to do something for poor mothers in hospital. There's an OBGYN hospital named after her.

[@sashatiana-alize6186]

Cool. Thanks for this tidbit of historical information.

[@ThrivingWithTheSussexes]

@@sashatiana-alize6186 No problem! 😸

[@nyeishaclark95]

Also Three scenes stood out to me the most this episode 1. Obviously the ending and I loved how Charlotte took his breakdown in stride and handled it. The 2nd scene being Lady Bridgertons mourning of her husband on his birthday because you just KNOW Anthony is somewhere suffering in silence as well, lol it was all I could think about in that scene because Anthony is my favorite character. The 3rd being Brimsleys talk with the queen about why her daughters never married, that was such a raw conversation that the Queen was not ready to hear but NEEDED to hear to better understand her children. It’s actually my favorite scene of the episode because of how REAL and RAW it felt.

[@Deltadivaix]

Story about the daughters really made me want to cry.

[@TheQueenPsChannel]

8:23 it’s the dinner scene for me 🥰 All couples have been in that moment before 🤣🤣🤣

[@TheQueenPsChannel]

22:59 my exact reactions when I watched this scene y’all! Lord Danbury is just a walking mess 🤣🤣

[@yaskarun1387]

The boondocks sound every time the Danbury’s pop up is sending me

[@sinnbadd278]

Bro that makes me cackle every time I hear it. They’re so petty for that 💀

[@sashatiana-alize6186]

@@sinnbadd278😂😂

[@ladyhotep5189]

Yo i cant tell yall how many times ive cried watching this series.

[@JMac7395]

Fun Fact: not all biracial people look mix. Some actually come out White passing & Black passing. Examples of White passing biracial people are Mariah Carey, Rashida Jones, Rebecca Hall, Nicole Richie, Maya Rudolph, Wentworth Miller, Slash & Pete Wentz. Until these well known celebrities brought attention to it, most of the public didn't know they were biracial, half Black & half White

[@mschasitym1]

We also have to remember Queen Charlotte was 17 years old and sheltered

[@tricepnm8590]

Gotta give it up to all the music in this show. I was singing all the songs!

[@melisamanase8286]

True the music was fire

[@legalmaven1082]

Love your review. Charlotte was unaware that they had only integrated the Tin because of her. They never told her and when she saw the Black people at the Wedding she assumed it had always been like that. Although she is German, they lived in a small province so she may not have known Pomeranians are German. Also Charlotte is bi-racial. I suspect that may be why many of the children are more racially ambiguous. Think Megan and Prince Harry’s children. Can’t prove it but Princess Augusta’s remark about her being so brown was inspired by the remark that was made to Megan Markle. I’m so saddened by Lady Danbury’s loveless life but I’m more saddened by Queen Charlotte who is frozen in time waiting for George to get better.

[@littlesame]

No house of dragon no infidelity😂 it’s why love story of Charlotte and George was one for the ages, and I believe Charlotte was interracial. It’s unfortunate George like how Charlotte misunderstood his conversation with his mom, also misunderstood what Charlotte complained to Princess Augusta, it’s tough to watch his bipolar and neurological disorder spiral into darker moments. Keep up the good reactions videos

[@ashleydavis2386]

THANK YOU FOR PUTTING THESE OUT SO QUICKLY!!!!!!!

[@thinkhaven7902]

The reason that the kids have different skin tones and ‘do not all look biracial’ is that genetically speaking skin colour exhibits variable penetrance. That is to say that the children of parents of different races could look racially entirely like one parent or the other or anywhere in between. Given Queen Charlotte in the show is herself interracial and King George is white, their children are more likely to look white, although technically some could look darker than her.

[@arlenelindsey182]

I love you guys¡. I also love everything Bridgeton that's how I found you. Bridgeton was based on 8 books written by Julia Quinn. I read all the books years ago. The characters were fictional including the Bridgetons, Lady Danbury and Lady Whistedown. However Queen Charlotte, her brother, King George and his mother are real historical figures. Keep up the good work I love your reviews.

[@suprsparx]

I think it's fair to say that Charlotte has a lot to credit Lady Danbury for who she became as queen. Girlie put her up on game and told her to work it an work it well. I love that Charlotte always lets her speak freely too and isn't offended by her giving it to her straight.

[@llel]

Queen Charlotte was worth the wait and I am absolutely loving this installment of Bridgerton. My Love and I are watching it together...and it definitely makes for interesting and fun dialog. Also, loving you guys' reactions to each episode too!! It's real, refreshing, comical and your perspectives are insightful. Thanks for this space and looking forward to more! ❤😊

[@kellifranklin9872]

From what I’ve read about King George he had multiple illnesses and most likely he had bipolar and hyper mania. Unfortunately there was no way to treat him during that time.

[@meghanbetter4713]

As far as supporting roles…I love Coral😂 She’s here for tea and Lady Danbury 100%. I quite like Brimsley already. Do y’all have any favourite staff members?

[@agenttheater5]

3:34 Some wondered if she was like Eloise when she was younger. It seems they were right

[@oiat]

That uncle ruckus theme yall keep playing every time lord danbury was on screen had me cackling 😂

[@savirrschannel]

i don’t watch bridgerton but i got interested in queen charlotte so i decided to watch it. i finished the show in one day and i loved it! i’m excited to watch the rest of your reactions!😊

[@taylormarr2181]

I’ve never watched you two before this series but you two are so so funny and insightful. The high note though was when they were changing “God Save the King God save the Queen” and I started dancing at the same as you both did 😂. Much love ❤

[@_adrian_sean]

I 😮 didn't realize until this episode when they said GREAT EXPERIMENT what it entailed. Not only did they pretend The Ton was more diverse than it actually was, but they invited those minority people to be in The Ton because the racist ton didn't want to fraternize with Queen Charlotte. That's why The Dowager Princess said the titles were temporary or would only last one generation. 😡

[@ambriaashley3383]

Wow 😮

[@LordBandit200]

This is so sad, just when they found happiness, this happens.😭

[@Missjessicaw81]

New subscriber here! I love your dialogue. Happy to be here. I love the backstory on Lady Danbury especially!

[@gabrielabianchi1809]

Hey, new subscriber here from Puerto Rico. I hope your day went well. God Bless + take care :) King George has my heart.

[@pdeannn800]

We love love Even days in dis household.😂❤

[@HorrorGeek9]

Great reactions as always. Now Charlotte knows the tragic truth about George.

[@StacieGlows]

Perfect timing! I just finished the last one legit SECONDS ago!

[@TrudellaSnuggs-mt4hw]

I love your reactions to the series. I really enjoy you both!!!

[@Crepusculotormentoso]

Loving the immerse storyline. I wasn’t going to watch the show just yet, lack of time etc however the moment I saw you guys covered it I had to binge just so I am not left behind 😅. Great reaction thank u

[@TraceyJean]

Genetics is amazing. I am Jamaican. On my mother's side, my grandfather is Scottish (black, dark skinned), my grandmother is Jamaican (German and black but light enough to pass for white). My mother's brothers and sisters range from white passing to dark, though most of her light skinned siblings have more kinky hair and her darkest brother had straight hair which made people assume he was Indian not black. My father's parents were both black, though again, his mother with her gray eyes, straight hair and pale skin could be mistaken for Caucasian. Meanwhile, because of the way I look, Americans assume I'm either Puerto Rican or Dominican. 😮

[@abookishwitch5118]

British royalty absolutely gave lands and power to people who were threats to the throne. Keep your enemies close kinda mindset. But also keep them happy so they don't start rebellions and wars.

[@LJE1821]

Heyyyyy I just finished your Epi 2 reaction, I thought I'm gonna wait a week 😂 thanksss

[@jojoal7115]

Enjoyed your reaction, the last scene was hard but at the same time was done beautifully I just love this story a lot ❤ ❤ ❤.

[@ladyhotep5189]

Syntell. I love the side eyeing dog.😂😂😂

[@sun_daes]

the side-eye dog had me cackling 😂😂😂

[@mackenzie98]

I’m glad you guys are reacting to this, cause it brought me to your channel… you guys r fun! Lol

[@watertulips]

LMAO the side eye when lady ledger was talking

[@mehaicharan]

I love u guys!!!! Thanks for this

[@nyeishaclark95]

Last comment I promise, lol. But I'm going to miss that music every time Lord Danbury appeared. It was truly hilarious.

[@HuntingViolets]

Pretty funny with young Violet being like this when she has such a hard time with Eloise later.

[@elbebinpr]

I had a blast watching this reaction. You two are awesome.

[@shalyndap.6437]

There's 2 types of people 😂😂 @9:00 he was all for it

[@carmenarenas7691]

Charlotte was 17 when she married, very little of the world was known to her.

[@aaliyahbrown5739]

damn, i JUST finished your reaction to episode 2 and now im here😭 im not gonna spoil anything, but I REALLY like this show, and also, don't worry, everything will become clear and explained behind George's actions. trust me. luv your reactions btw🫶🏽

[@lealarsen2017]

i like that this season didn´t have heavy sex scenes that can be uncomfortable to watch. like season 1 and two. and yes you are right about this is a story if 3 woman who has a tragic love story.

[@ambriaashley3383]

S2 barely had any sex though 😅 this season even showed more body parts & sex scenes than the last. but I fully agree about S1

[@liseu.2271]

Charlotte was raised as a princess and she didn't deal with race at all they were the elite class.

[@theresegbat309]

I enjoyed watching this with you , love the comment dalmatian coat😅

[@lindapowers8592]

You two are hilarious. All their kids wouldn’t look alike. How do you look biracial. Mixed DNA 🧬 different results every time with 15 versions 😂

[@legalmaven1082]

I think Lord Danbury looking and acting like Uncle Ruckus was a controversial choice but it adds another layer to the Danbury marriage and their dynamic.

[@Roisinsothcott]

Your squeaker noise in your intro makes my dog start searching around for the house. Without fail. Every single time 😂

[@HuntingViolets]

"Your wombs are likely dry and useless," not "juiceless." One of the daughters is married and has not been able to have a child who survived, though. The real King George did not want his daughters to marry foreign royalty and go away as his sisters were mistreated when this was done, and apparently they mostly were unable to find a match nearer home.

[@donnaclay2537]

Remember, Charlotte was only 17 when she and Just George were married. So, at that age she wouldn’t have understood the significance of her being in a position to help those who looked like her, as Lady Danbury was trying to explain to her. At 17, girls are self-absorbed and Charlotte was still trying to understand her husband. So I don’t think she was oblivious, she just didn’t have the maturity to think like she needed to. So bravo for Lady Danbury educating Charlotte!

[@RWL-bv9bq]

Charlotte isn't all black. She is biracial... so her kids with a white man could come out white. Have you seen those twins that are one black one white? Biracial people carry the whole range of genes

[@HuntingViolets]

I thought the look from Princess Augusta was like "props to you, then" kind of thing. Lady Danbury will only get anywhere if she breaks rules sometimes instead of waiting politely.

[@melisamanase8286]

New subscriber here you guys are amazing can't wait for your review on succession episode 7

[@yashaswinikrishnan1878]

you both are SO DAMN BEAUTIFUL TOGETHER istg 🤍

[@bilitok]

Lady Danbury's love Lord Ledger is Violet Bridgerton's father.. wow!

[@cprice616]

These stories are adapted from some spicy novels. Shonda adds her magic touch, but the books are pretty sexy in their own

[@jamesstephens3222]

Lord Bute is a silly old coot; and his wife is an awkward cow. After their fortune was made, she wanted to get laid; but his Lordship just didn't know how. I love y'alls reactions to this show! Looking forward to season 2 with you!

[@crushedflora2696]

Even in present day I've seen fully black and a white parent have a very white appearing child. I was surprised also that the singer Halsey is the same. My family has also had this happen in lines. Genetics is fascinating

[@elmandogaspard6588]

As to why some if them do not look mixed.. plainly when you get a white person and you are black... you have no idea what will come out tbh. I had a classmate like that and she looked so white but she wasn't and some end up with blonde hair,blue eyes and all of the things that give you a indicator someone's white(besides looking at their skintone.) And given that the queen is light as it is, it is very likely that the children could be very light.. and with the extra white in there.. when I saw them I wasn't surprised tbh.

[@shuriwakanda]

Its the best season. I can't wait to see ur reactions

[@maseehamoola6032]

New subscriber here I’m loving your reactions can’t wait to see your reaction to episode 4

[@phoebethebelle]

Love the videos. I am curious to how to create a reaction video, do you all have any tips or programs? I'm clueless to how to insert the show and record myself simultaneously.

[@alixc1855]

I do not think Charlotte does not know she is black, I think she does not know yet that she is the QUEEN OF ENGLAND in the peak age of empire. She is a 17 year old girl from a princely family from a small province in Germany and is only thinking of it as getting married and having children as her duty. Lady Danbury opened her eyes to her potential power, if she has the guts to wield it intelligently. She can take that power away from her mother in law (only a princess) any time she choses IF she chooses. BTW on the all white children thing, I assume she is biracial herself because her father was a Prince of German province - almost certainly white. Children who are 1 quarter black might often pass. All 13 is a stretch though. Variety is what genetics generally would produce.

[@ShaniceXO26]

Their Dad is a white man so why would they all look biracial 😂 and their mom is black and white so it checks. You guys think Charlotte is fully black that’s why you don’t believe it but she isn’t. Charlotte is biracial y’all 🤣🤣

[@catherinearmy7271]

NAWT y’all falling for King George and honestly same ! 😭

[@eboniealexander9391]

Bi-racial kids come in all shades. So the kids make total sense

[@nitacas8803]

They had 15 children. 2 died in early childhood. All of the kids are theirs. King George was very faithful.

[@GeezDeniseLive]

I think Princess Augusta viewed the Ball as well played Lady Danbury.

[@DOMINIQUE1992]

Genes is very tricky for example I got a sister that light skin and all my nephews and nieces are light skin (they look white) but my mama is dark skin and my sister father is dark skin… she got her color from her father mama Other example: actress Destiny Ryan mother is mixed race and her father is Jamaican/Africa and she and her brother take after their father (it’s really crazy how our body works) 🤯

[@KC-wb7lq]

Agreed, my husband and I are both light skinned and our son came out dark skinned. Both our mothers are dark skinned and he inherited it from them. It’s interesting how it works

[@mmonk90]

I had the same thought as y’all regarding how the adult children looked. Barely an ounce of melanin in most of them smh lol

[@AnaisKarim]

Their kids look like Meghan and Harry's babies. Plus this is the same bloodline. Queen Charlotte is their direct ancestor.

[@LaTashaGreenlee]

I have heard it said that Queen Charlotte did have a moor ancestor but it was very far back in her lineage. So much so that the moor blood would be significantly diluted. Which would provide another explanation to the complexion of the kids.

[@Lady_NightCourt_22]

In real life, King george never wanted his daughters to marry because his sisters were in awful marriages and didn't want them in the same situation.

[@taylormade9748]

After he called himself Farmer George, I knew he may have been possibly suffering with mental illness. He appeared to be disassociating

[@janaris97]

All the South Asians looking at the crown like 🔍👀