The King has returned to Buckingham Palace.

[@sweetkitsune9368]

Damn, she said he needed a distraction, she gave him a damn distraction

[@demonneko2317]

Baby said "I'll help dad too, mom"

[@tessamoland797]

😂😂😂EPIC DISTRACTION

[@tessamoland797]

​@@demonneko2317😂😂😂

[@gachamoon_xx5235]

Best distraction tbh

[@longhunter1975]

Yes

[@kelvagills870]

I really love the way the king said move.you can tell he is totally in love with his queen

[@editfazekas3854]

"The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth." George Orwell

[@graciegonzalez7362]

No cause in the episode he waited because he wanted to appear normal and then heard her scream and then he told the guy stoping them "Do you like being [his status]... then move"

[@htttp_mirage]

​@@graciegonzalez7362 "do you like being archbishop of Canterbury? would you like to continue being the archbishop of Canterbury? do you think you can be the archbishop of Canterbury by defying the head of the Church of England? Move!" so so so hot, farmer george 🥰

[@ptbws]

He is

[@DarcBloom]

Actually loving your partner should be shown consistently. Constantly ignoring their input, Dismissing all of their concerns, Those are not red flags to be ignored. In an actual relationship these things only escalate.

[@coleoliv971]

When he stayed you can see how much of this experience he was going to treasure. A parent seeing their child be born for the first time is so precious!~😭🥹🥰

[@jonadams773]

And a moment a parent will never forget❤

[@neemaadam]

My friend's husband had the completely opposite reaction. He divorced her. I think he still has PTSD from what he saw. That was 16 years ago. Can't imagine what he imagined childbirth would be like, but it blew his mind.

[@pseudopuppy160]

A captor watching his sex slave produce his heir.... awww... 🤢🤮

[@canditamcguckian1031]

I got to be in the room when my first grandson was born. I stood behind my son just in case I had to catch him. Lol but he did great 👍 mommy and baby are perfect and it was a great experience for all of us!!!! ❤

[@framich2000]

@@neemaadamthen he was no better then a spoiled child, that’s not a mature man your friend is better off without him he would have just been dead weight for her

[@mizznyght205]

I love the way they say each other's names, "Charlotte"..." George"...🥰

[@marmor1973]

Im enjoying this phase of the Bridgerton series❤❤❤❤

[@editfazekas3854]

"The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth." George Orwell

[@souperidol]

​@@editfazekas3854don't worry, i don't think the real king george was REALLY asked to come into the birthing room 😊

[@cl5470]

​@editfazekas3854 if you can't tell fact from fiction, maybe you weren't well educated. Do you whine about Shakespeare being inaccurate or do you just get butthurt when people of color play the roles?

[@OgrahCynthia]

​@souperidol title please 🙏

[@jokerzbabe13]

Skipped over the best line "Do you enjoy being the archbishop of canterbury?"

[@kerriedelger2899]

This!!! I came to say this and couldn't remember what his rank was in the church lol

[@acildamasonzander9917]

Yes! That was an awesome confrontation!

[@avegilevalero6280]

Yeah I love that line❤

[@penguinZ85]

One of the best lines in the series.

[@Hey_boo.0]

What is the name

[@angelgilliam777]

That “Move” was sent from his soul. That was “I am your king you follow my orders. My wife asked for me and need me, I’m going to her” 😊😊 I love it.

[@primespride6750]

Or in other words "I dont give two shots what I can or not. Get out of my way asshole"

[@alterego5475]

I love how she went from soft "You are here-🥺" to firm "Stay.😤"

[@akayapratt8949]

I love that like had me laughing 😂😂😂😂

[@kbundyy22]

He was so sweet when he was told the baby was breech. Because he has all that farm experience, he knew exactly what to do. I just love how they accepted each other

[@narnettashepard2948]

Z1a

[@narnettashepard2948]

😊❤

[@meelliemoe]

Farmer George sure saved the day

[@robbinruffino1201]

Fun fact: back then, in Europe, it was forbidden for men to be in the room during birth..and, except for the Royal Physician, male doctors weren’t allowed either, the town midwife took over. I read about a German doctor, back in the early 1700’s, dressed up as a woman and entered a birthing room (bedroom) because he had never seen a birth-even in medical school-but he was discovered and the town officials immediately hung him! Even in America, a father being in the delivery room started in the 1970’s, before then, the fathers had to stay in the waiting room until the nurse came to give him the news.

[@memes-me3mz]

I wonder where this somewhat strange custom may have originated. It pretty interesting to me

[@gr33ngirlsea]

​@memes-me3mz probably something about husband's not finding their wives sexy after seeing birth or something stupid like that.

[@Isthisjoebiden]

Because theyre almost all incapable of love and very unintelligent. All they would do is provide stress ​@memes-me3mz

[@Lizapiza-o3n]

Not sure how aristocracy and commoners did it, but it's well documented that royal births were attended by a crowd of witnesses of both genders

[@wabbithare9653]

​@@gr33ngirlseamore likely it was some sort of king/leader/clergy deciding to do that during a specific situation that warranted pushing the men out. And either word got around and everyone just decided to copy regardless of complications, or it was decreed to be custom to save face of those in power/clergy.

[@TaedyBear-ms3kz]

That "move" is everything He is a MAN he is the KING

[@laibamansoor]

can you tell me this move name please

[@LadyRebel25]

​@@laibamansoor This is from the series Queen Charlotte, which is a Bridgerton side story.

[@ALoverAndAFighter-wb8ut]

I love that he went into the delivery room either way🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@kimpersauad]

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[@beautyfromashes4002]

@@ALoverAndAFighter-wb8ut absolutely be a Man! You are King he made the heir. What a dumb rule anyway. How important that time is to the Parents. I had 4 children all Natural no meds no nothing. It really wasn’t all that bad. Higher tolerance I’m sure but hey Ladies cramps can be dilapitating. Ok ✅

[@editfazekas3854]

"The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth." George Orwell

[@MissLilyputt]

I just love how he made the Archbishop of Canterbury move. He saved his wife and baby himself too.

[@izzylovescatsxp3759]

He couldn't deliver a speech, so she delivered a baby.

[@cool-kid7567]

I discovered that this King George never had any mistresses and was faithful to Queen Charlotte, unlike the generations before and after

[@Shi-En.L]

Mom: "You need a distraction!" Baby: "Hold my beer!"

[@ginaopoku-ware6840]

The presence of the man gave the woman a good push May the Lord give every woman such a loving man

[@vigalosuji9305]

Amen

[@CindyRaper]

I had my 1st baby when I was 16 in 1968. I was not allowed anyone in the room with me. Doctors and nurses. While my husband waited in the waiting room. It was very hard. I have 5 children and never had one alone again. The second was born in a dodge dart. Delivered by her uncle. He was over 6'. While my husband drove.

[@bibbiana4Lyfe]

You were a married woman at 16?

[@scheiler6214]

She was maried prb because of getting pregnant and not wanting child to be born Out of wedlock. That was 1968. I mean, it happens today too but not that often. We can only hope her husband wasn't predator twice her age but he probably was.

[@jaiyabyrd4177]

​@@bibbiana4Lyfe I noticed that too. WOW

[@freciemagdirila7075]

@bibiana4Lyfe Being married at 16 and having a baby isn’t a”woman”. That was how society was, I was born in ‘73, and ‘lots of my older cousins had to marry as teenagers because they got pregnant.

[@elodiejones7727]

You're my kind of friend.

[@KatsumiBakugou-bt7sv]

Am I the only one that finds Charlotte waddling adorable?

[@chellerounds7608]

Ikr!? 😊 It's really adorable 🥰

[@editfazekas3854]

"The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth." George Orwell

[@IsobelCoxxxx]

Sameee

[@honeycrisppineapplegames7430]

While she was pregnant, I loved it whenever she walked because she waddled and it was so cute!

[@ludovicadiberardino9705]

Charlotte: you are here,😊STAY😡 IM DYING 🤣🤣🤣

[@tonyataylor5209]

JUST WHEN I'M SO TURNED OFF BY HIS COLDNESS TOWARDS HER HE GOES AND DOES SOMETHING THAT MAKES MY HEART MELT 💗

[@KerenLight]

Perfect distraction ❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 instead of him delivering the speech she delivered a baby,,way to go queen❤

[@dull_needs_magic]

''Move" .. the way he said that

[@gemmaparas6014]

Queen Charlotte is a smart woman who truly loves the King. They are perfect for each other.

[@tim____cly]

That "STAY" was a command !!! 🤣

[@amakaoluchukwu6052]

How can one person be this handsome? George is gorgeous.

[@mayracintronborrero4180]

I love this two , and how much they love each other no matter what , that's true love ❤.

[@editfazekas3854]

"The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth." George Orwell

[@eliciaellis7428]

Having fun?

[@eliciaellis7428]

​@@editfazekas3854 Get a life please.

[@mv4463]

When the queen calls for her king. No man or noble shall stand in his way. Fir her wish is a command of the situation over protocols Update I never seen this series until after I posted my comment.. watching it from beginning to end overnight. I hope there is more. 😊

[@judytinker3392]

What is the name of this TV miniseries? I didn’t see it either but I’d like to. It looks really good from the shorts they show.

[@candicebrown5918]

@@judytinker3392Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton story…it’s on Netflix

[@jamieburton1805]

What show is this please?

[@strawberriesandpeaches9816]

Queen Charlotte

[@jaylynthomas1800]

A queen always needs their king to be there for them and to support them as well ❤️ ♥️ 💕 💓 💗 💖 ❤️ ♥️

[@alleftchaosbehind2745]

Their story from this viewpoint is something immaculate

[@taherablake3117]

Lady Danbury...demanding dat the king disobey protocols😂...."Your majesty" Love it

[@moniquehunt4475]

They were so beautiful together when he was in his right mind. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💙💜❤️💕🙏🏽

[@viviennematthews8821]

You are here....stay ❤...that line gives me goosebumps 😊

[@sleightam]

They are so good for each other

[@saillak]

U cant B in there.................M O V E !!!!!

[@DeidreBagley]

Move or be MOVED attitude

[@editfazekas3854]

"The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth." George Orwell

[@leonardschofield9913]

Aggressive

[@simmiedavissimmiesings8185]

The best love story ever. I want to watch it again.

[@FatoumataNyangado]

What's the name of the drama

[@padmaja1565]

What's the name of this movie or drama? Whichever it is..

[@rhiafensom9637]

Queen Charlotte

[@padmaja1565]

@@rhiafensom9637 Thank you

[@padmaja1565]

@@rhiafensom9637 Thank you

[@kerrimclachlan8217]

Watched this 4 or 5 times is absolutely fantastic the younger years of bridgitons queen.. amazing

[@bawihnempar2769]

They broke my heart and healed it I never saw the queen in such happy light, whenever she was with him even in his worsts she was always there to make sure he was okay if something major happened

[@c.barrett5114]

Love how she just knew he was coming lol

[@sarahmarie-jq7lr]

He’s always there for her. 💖💗💖💞

[@gwenworld6840]

The way he smiles each time he sees her is so pure

[@diamondgaming6469]

I feel like I missed out on so much. I keep seeing clips of the queen that I’ve never seen before.

[@wiselolly7254]

Fine piece of acting. They are so believable!

[@judytinker3392]

Charlotte L O L is a great actress and she plays this part wonderfully

[@VaughnWesterveld]

“You’re here🥹…STAY👹”

[@reneejohnson9368]

This was such a beautiful embellished story! When these shorts started coming up in my algorithm i watched the series all over again and reminded myself of why i loved in the first place. At first i was thinking all of the scenes about her wanting an heir and the story line about lady Danbury and violet was not needed really but i see now that it all correlated very well in the full story of Charlotte and George's life together.

[@Nymeria..]

What is it? I’ve been strolling through comments and I can’t find the name of the show. I want to watch it lol please tell me

[@Nymeria..]

What is it? I’ve been strolling through comments and I can’t find the name of the show. I want to watch it lol please tell me

[@reneejohnson9368]

@@Nymeria.. the show is called Queen Charlotte :A Bridgerton Story I hope that you enjoy it!🙂

[@Candyda_P]

He basically wishes to always be with his wife, but those ancient rules always restrain him, esp his wicked mother 😡😡😡. But, he slowly found his courage -inspired by Charlotte's bravery-, he could finally has guts to stand up for himself & his wife; from not wanting to see his mother to being a hubby & soon-to-be father by threatening to fire that bishop, despite it was controversial.

[@Gingersnaps_the_pumpkin_kitty]

Well I will give them this: The problem is partially because of the potential harm that could be done to the child. The person most likely to kill a pregnant women even today is still her husband. Having everyone attending be female servants and the one royal physician does mean it's easier to narrow down anyone who would make an attempt on the child's life. They didn't have paternity tests back then and they didn't have forensics either. *Most royals only married for power, **_not out of affection._*

[@Ashgrom]

I don’t see the mother as wicked honestly. She did what she thougt was best. The illness even now is full of stigma. I cannot imagine what it was back then. Any other person would be in a lunatic facility. She was protecting his right to rule. If a wiff came out that he was having a personality disorder, the vultures would descend. She chose Charlotte after all so her judgement of character was on point.

[@Plethorality]

​And it was not called personality disorder. Only madness. With full stigma, fear and no understanding or even curiosity. ​@@Ashgrom

[@TemmyOla17]

Title pls

[@pamalamielnicki9767]

From Google: Men were not allowed in delivery rooms for a number of reasons, including medical beliefs and attitudes of the time: Medical beliefs Some believed that men might faint, panic, or increase the risk of infection. Attitudes Many men and women thought it was not the man's place to be there, and women didn't always want their husbands to see them in that way. Fear Some say that men's fear or anxiety about birth can make it more difficult for their partner, potentially stalling labor. The gradual change in attitudes and practices began in the 1950s and 1960s. Some progressive hospitals, like University College Hospital in London, started to encourage men's presence in 1951. By the 1960s, fathers were regularly allowed in the room during labor, and by the 1970s and 1980s, they were allowed to stay for the birth.

[@deannaalbert672]

If you haven't watched Call the Midwife, I HIGHLY suggest it. It shows the transition from no men allowed in the 40s-50s to men allowed in the 60s!

[@pamalamielnicki9767]

@@deannaalbert672 fantastic series!

[@melindapeele1421]

I'm IN LOVE with this series!! I've only been watching these clips, I know I would ABSOLUTELY LOVE watching the entire series!! ❤❤❤❤

[@jamiesimon2899]

This is so addicting we need more

[@deborahtgilmore4070]

Love the way she says, "The Bay-Bie"!!

[@matrixiekitty2127]

That baby heard distraction and said “oh? Bet!”

[@nforifumayaan]

Charlotte is so Majestic and Beautiful

[@kristinavaritt7100]

That’s one HELL of a distraction 😂

[@andreaabbott3260]

A totally amazing production! I loved watching the charisma between these two actors. Very touching and so emotional! Really beautiful.❤

[@DianThomas-h8o]

This is so beautiful ❤❤the baby the beautiful Queen and Her Husband the handsome King,all s beautiful ❤❤❤😅😅😅

[@jenniferharris1280]

they have such amazing chemistry. i've watched this season 3 times and am getting ready for a fourth (with my boo).

[@dianawatton7570]

This king and his wife of color or a beautiful couple and married many years. She had 16 children with one being stillborn and one dying quite young all of the rest survived which is miraculous for that day and age!

[@livingincaptivityIII]

No stillbirths. Prince Octavius (4) and Prince Alfred (2) died of smallpox. Princess Amelia (27) died of erysipelas.

[@tod557]

@@dianawatton7570 also no "wife of color" this is straight up blackwashing historical figures

[@Slappyhappy-c8n]

She was a white woman. Netflix just chose a POC actress

[@Ronkyort0dox]

His wife was not of color

[@channelangelle1523]

15 children

[@nerrissarichards]

Their relationship was just so🥰🥰🥰

[@donmahu9952]

He seems to be a very caring king I know this is acting But are they like this today Well chosen actor for king

[@marieklenke2916]

The way his face lights up the moment she walks in. ❤

[@queennebi]

I binge watched this and came up wanting more of their life together!

[@denicegoff-lz2sz]

Best distraction ever ….✌🏼

[@rockinmoxie2]

This show was and still is my favorite of all time❤

[@annecohen8927]

And Queen Charlotte became the best mother ever……..I hope!

[@livingincaptivityIII]

That is debatable.

[@devilcat9843]

​@@livingincaptivityIII when thay were children yes, as adults not so much.

[@naomiasamoah7200]

"You are here,.. stay" derm a strong statement ❤

[@stellacaballero7413]

😮😢 I know it's just a show but I like those two together and I think Charlie is so beautiful she's gorgeous I love her❤❤❤

[@editfazekas3854]

"The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth." George Orwell

[@MsLady-cm8pg]

I have watched Queen Charlotte twice and I am about to watch it again. I cried at the end again when she went to see him to tell him about a new grand child. I wish they would make a part two !!! it can show the trials and triumphs they faced through their marriage.

[@tod557]

So historically accurate this is

[@jillwisland680]

Takes many pages from history, but it is not accurate in that Charlotte was not black, so all things connected to that are non historical.

[@tod557]

@@jillwisland680 woosh. I was referring to the blackwashing

[@TheOnlyOpie]

​@tod557 my grandma said it don't matter none what them wyte mans history books say, Queen Chizzy was a black African woman.

[@tiffanyclary9540]

Having my husband with me was the greatest comfort I could have asked for when I delivered our daughters.

[@querent15]

I was in nursing school in 1975. I did my OB rotation. The first part was L&D. The Lamaze method was just starting to gain popularity in South Florida. Most of the women were still ding the twilight sleep. Most spent their labor screaming. It was no wonder the fathers had to stay in the waiting room. Trying to explain that their wife would have little to no memory of their labor would be difficult because of their obvious discomfort. I have my first child 5 years later. I did not want any medication and had attended all the classes. I had back labor in addition to being induced. I did have 12.5 mg of Demerol. It just about knocked me out but allowed me to relax enough that my labor finally progressed. Years later I needed to have major surgery. I chose to have an epidural. I think it's the best of both worlds. You are awake and aware cooperative but not in dire pain

[@AshLoRo]

That may have been your experience with an epidural, but with both of my births, it just paralysed my legs and made my back so much worse. 13 years later, and I'm living in chronic pain. Bones braking over & over & over type of pain. Iv been like this since I was 19. Not everything is as amazing as you have made it out to be, for everyone. Others who may consider an epidural, remember not everything is a 'fit for all'.

[@ckaydw]

This was a very good show to watch I enjoy it so much. Loved all the actors in it too

[@AnimeNarutoAkatsuki0]

Well that was a good distraction😂

[@liyatheknight]

Sweet voice: You are here… Angry voice: *Stay.*

[@billie_boop_]

“You are here☺️..stay😀”😂

[@bodhiswayze1892]

The weirdest thing to me is that they didn’t breastfeed their own babies-Royalty & the aristocracy had “wet nurses” to do that for them! 😳

[@Beanz-on-Toast]

A lot of things were indecent for women to do, many still are considered indecent. Especially with status came stricter rules, even more with royalty. Why do something the poor are forced to do when you have the money to prove your better and don't need to partake in such disgusting acts (heavy on the sarcasm). Women in families with money who could not provide milk also had the luxury of their babies surviving as poor babies would simply die.

[@angeleyesgreen1586]

Imagine, in a time where there was no good alternative to breast milk. You can choose to feed your baby rice water or animal milk, but animal milk was precious and valuable, and what if your family was to poor to afford a cow, sheep, or goat. A wet nurse would be preferable to another child lost to malnutrition. But, wet nurses were also compensated. It was one of the few jobs a woman could do. We get weird about wet nurses in modern times because we have the luxury to do so. Plus, we've over sexualized breasts to the point we act as if something immoral is happening when a baby is just eating. As we say in our modern times: fed is best.

[@el5001]

​@@angeleyesgreen1586 they probably meant it was strange in the case where the mother was more than capable of breastfeeding themselves

[@sjohnso123]

​@angeleyesgreen1586 Forget The Breast Being Sexualized. Im Not With Feeding My Child Someone Else Bodily Fluids. You Dont Know What People Got. Also My Child Came From Me So Me Body Is Best To Feed It. Not A Stranger

[@juliaboskamp9666]

A lot of things weren't seen as decent, one of the daughters of queen Victoria wanted to breastsfeed her children (and she did) when her mother found out she called her daughter a disgusting cow and that she need to stop pretending to be poor (rich people tried to do a lot to seperate themselves from the poor)

[@MommaChrissy]

He pregnant waddle is everything

[@pattypaul1268]

I watch this already all these clips.... I want to make me watch it again.

[@cassia.6216]

Loved their love story. So sweet and sad.

[@Frost-mv4pz]

I love this, because they know each other so well, are in sync, understand each other and are there for each other! Aaaarh, I just love this! And push each other withou being annoyed by it or too much and not doing it for the other but letting them do their thing. Trust in each other. That is what I see in this clip. Disclaimer I have only seen this clip, don't even know what series it is.

[@kkwells1186]

Good he didn’t start giving her a distraction😭😭because contractions while distracting might be hard😭

[@sanelisiwemaphumulo7949]

Name of the movie or series, please 🙏🏽

[@FunmilayoMariam-vw6qb]

Same here I need it 😢

[@tianajones3298]

Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story

[@troublemaker8074]

I just watched this series and it’s beautiful 😢 ended up crying but happy tears ❤ keeps our heart warm 🥰

[@Roi4Nekoshi]

Well, I believe that she has, indeed, found a perfect distraction for him, no?😏 What better way to distract him from parliament work than the birth of their child, right?😅🤭😄

[@fodjem]

"MOVE!" = I am the fucking king, do as I say or there will be consequences. ❤

[@LilianNwafor-wt4np]

Please can anyone tell me name of this movie, please 🙏🏼

[@kristynavalentova9929]

show on netflix queen charlotte

[@Nicciolai]

In the long version he saves her life. The baby is breach and the doctor just gave up. He was going to just let them both die. Just George had helped with animals, so helped his Queen.

[@heilyperezcuetara5475]

She wanted him there so she can curse him to the afterlife for getting her pregnant 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Or to us his hand as a stress relief ball 😂😂😂😂😂

[@JosetteDecastro]

They are beautiful actors❤❤❤❤.

[@shadowcatcher9967]

Why couldn't he be in there?

[@AllegraKnight-j7k]

The show was set a long time ago and these type of things would be considered gross and usually only women and 1 male doctor would be in the room not the fathers or any men other then the doctor hope this helped 🙂

[@TH-jd8ft]

In the time period, it was thought to be inappropriate/indecent because it was woman's work on woman's body. Which is odd seeing as they used men (doctors) to check for virginity, which meant sticking fingers up the hoo-hah to check for a hymen.

[@Bookish.enchantment]

He got her pregnant in the first place, y would it be weird😭

[@k.m.6449]

​@@Bookish.enchantment the answer is in your question. If he sees what happens to us she may never get pregnant again 😂

[@cheshire0772]

Exactly. Men simply weren't allowed to be part of the birthing process. They sat and waited, smoking and celebrating with friends. Then, once the mess was removed, he was presented with his child. Ridiculous, I know.

[@yourneighborhoodmoonfaery]

The rudest thing YT ever did was show me these shorts, getting me into this show only to find out it only has 6 episodes and i binged them all in 1 day 😅

[@aesinam]

Hahahaha KZbin shorts will do that to you

[@premasrivani7266]

Which webseries is this

[@Starry_Lemon]

What's it called

[@anthonyesther-xd5gp]

The name please Thank you

[@amiradatumanong9092]

Queen Charlotte. available in Netflix. kind of like a prequel spinoff or something like that to Bridgerton series

[@nancyistatidharmalati2711]

They love each other touch ed my heart ❤❤

[@micheleperry5028]

One of my favorite movies... A must see. The city of Charlotte named after this queen.

[@stephaniemcpherson2558]

Yes. I live in the “Queen City” as it’s called. There’s great beauty, splendor & strength but also the crime, poverty, violence of any large city. 😢 I DO wish the history was more like this portrayal though: changing from “black/white” or “them/us” to just human beings. That’s how I choose to live anyway! To me, there’s only 1 race: the human race. Lottie & George aren’t (to me) an interracial couple. They’re simply a couple.

[@editfazekas3854]

She was a German woman as white as snow. Falsifying history is the same as doing it to banknotes.

[@ThomasHofer-u3n]

What's it called

[@kell33n]

This one hell of a Queen 💗

[@ChiliCat..]

IRL George and Charlotte had 15 children together

[@Keabetswemathe-t1t]

The baby looking nothing like them😂(because it had blonde hair)

[@hhomack]

Is anyone going to point out that baby has light hair, with both parents having black hair? They didn't choose the baby actor very well in this.

[@miri5754]

Genetics happened. Both parents can have recessives gene who can make it happen, which is why some white parents had a black baby, black parents had a white baby, parents with black eyes had kids with blue eyes, and so on and so on.

[@elizabethmurphy3832]

My babies were blonde until about age 6 while their father and I are both dark haired. Like blue eyes these things can change over time.

[@lolitaalmostgrown]

Babies’ hair & eye color usually changes some months after birth. Many babies are born with dark blue eyes that change. My hair was blonde. Now it’s chestnut brown.

[@Ronkyort0dox]

Charlotte is actually a white woman. He sees her as black because he's insane. The child confirms this

[@wiselolly7254]

I would love to meet the writers and all that put this great film together!

[@lexiwatch9293]

What is this show called?!

[@kristynavalentova9929]

show on netflix queen charlotte

[@patzina1565]

I watched this episode more than 10 times ❤