What tests are required to marry the King of England?

[@Bluetheinkcat]

The line "as many babies as possible" is bone chilling.

[@nessie1010]

but did the mother in law herself have as many babies as possible for the kingdom? cuz if she did then why was George forced to be the king despite his condition? 🤔

[@reneesjewelerydesign]

She had 15 babies and unfortunately it was a queens duty back then to birth heirs till it killed you

[@wolves600]

@@nessie1010the amount of children George has wouldn’t make a difference in him becoming a king

[@ChloeJohnson-sg9ns]

FOR REAL

[@editfazekas3854]

Falsifying history should carry the same punishment as doing it with contracts and money.

[@cosette0709]

Giving birth to as many babies as possible terrifies me💀

[@krystinaxxlea]

I have a 4yo. She wants a sibling, but I am not ready for that hell again 😂

[@khalicamoore9512]

Depending on the person that can be only one

[@MounaEsper]

You kid is so adorable 🥰 ​@@krystinaxxlea

[@lenibeni7421]

@@krystinaxxleaoh trust me! It never gets better in that regard! Haha give in to that request and before you know the next one will also demand a younger sibling!

[@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980]

​@@lenibeni7421 Or they can do like I did & 'order' your parents to "send them back" because they were "too noisy." Apparently I never wanted siblings so I wasn't to thrilled with their arivals.

[@garlantyrell6368]

Looking back at it, giving Charlotte a plain wedding gown was intentional in order for George to not find his bride too attractive and not get so attached to her. Augusta knew what she was doing.

[@denisekoltys3019]

Princess Augusta was never Queen. Her husband passed before her father in law - The King. Augusta would never of had this kind of power. Besides Frogmore House was built specifically for Charlotte. This is all fairy tale fluff. If I’m not completely off my rocker this was also during the Revolution with the American Colonies.

[@LaynaFlorez]

Maybe 🤔 but if that was true she failed either way considering that the first time charlotte and George met was in the traditional British wedding gown. Honestly so cute it shows he doesn’t care about her looks and really just loves her for her. The first time they met she talked shit about him right in front of him and she didn’t even know 😂

[@lisaannkeith5480]

I don't understand why he shouldn't fall in love with his perspective bride? Isn't that why women & men marry?

[@coffeelattes51]

@@lisaannkeith5480 Not royal families. Royal families marry to have babies for their kingdom and thats it. Its politics not love.

[@a.m.308]

@@lisaannkeith5480Aside from politics, it’s also probably because Augusta didn’t want his son’s disability to go all the way out, becoming public information. So not having them too close, obsessing on each other could prevent that.

[@allisonkrapf5605]

She did have 15 babies. Which is indeed a lot of babies.

[@pseudopuppy160]

She indeed was a "good little sex slave".... her brother profited well. Sickening.

[@jonathanpabon4477]

Dam being pregnant for 15 years is crazy

[@none_ana0753]

She had more but just 15 survived​@@jonathanpabon4477

[@QveenRex]

Her body must have been totally wrecked by the end of all that

[@allisonkrapf5605]

@@QveenRex hey, it’s what happened in real life. She had her first baby, little Prince George, at the age of 18 (they married when she was 17) and her last baby, Princess Amelia, at age 39. But the more surprising thing is that all but two of her children lived to see adulthood. Her 13th child, Prince Octavius was only 4, and her 14th child, Prince Alfred was only 2 when they passed away. Their children were: King George IV: b. 1762 - d. 1830 Prince Frederick, Duke of York: b. 1763 - d. 1827 King William IV: b. 1765 - d. 1837 Charlotte, Queen of Württemberg: b. 1766 - d. 1828 Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn: b. 1767 - d. 1820 Princess Augusta, Sophia: b. 1768 - d. 1840 Princess Elizabeth: b. 1770 - d. 1840 Ernest Augustus, King of Hanover: b. 1771 - d. 1851 Prince Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex: b. 1773 - d. 1843 Prince Adolphus, Duke of Cambridge: b. 1774 - d. 1850 Princess Mary, Duchess of Gloucester: b. 1776 - d. 1875 Princess Sophia: b. 1777 - d. 1848 Prince Octavius: b. 1779 - d. 1783 Prince Alfred: b. 1780 - d. 1782 Princess Amelia: b. 1783 - d. 1810 You’re not wrong, but this is what happened in history. And as I was typing this I now realize you might have been joking, especially as they state this in the show, but I have spent way too much time on this comment to delete it. So…sorry for the mini TED Talk.

[@Nezuko_chan101]

“You will have as many babies as possible.” I WOULDVE PISSED MY PANTS AND JUMPED OUT THE WINDOW-

[@Speedy_Raw]

😂😂❤❤

[@S_N_M2]

What is it's title 😊

[@thacianea]

​@@S_N_M2Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story

[@S_N_M2]

@thacianea thanks a bunch much appreciated

[@thacianea]

@@S_N_M2 You're welcome but I'd suggest checking the age ratings.....I'm too young to watch it, I only saw clips

[@DeborahWalkerXOXO]

I just clocked that she took on so much of her mother in law's abruptness and her imperious manner...

[@jennwurst2026]

I mean she’s the queen what is she supposed to do 😂

[@MissLilyputt]

You gotta admit that that’s what made her a force to be reckoned with.

[@unclekennie]

Yep, that was her MOTHER in law 😂 like mother like daughter

[@LeoraAsh]

Can you please tell me the movie name

[@asiamotts]

​@@LeoraAshqueen Charlotte its a show on netflix

[@supernatural492]

She had the nerve to say Charlotte needed to birth many babies when she only had one. Wild.

[@wolves600]

Maybe the show changed it as I haven’t seen it but in real life she had 7 children

[@Furrina89]

That is precisely why. She had one and he was a schizophrenic, if she had another option of a sane, healthier baby, George would have been replaced, irregardless of whether he was the eldest or not.

[@wolves600]

@@Furrina89 at this point ifirc she wouldn’t have the authority to do that as I believe by this time parliament is the one that determines succession

[@memorysdancer]

Irregardless is not a word. ​@@Furrina89

[@boparks3204]

Her husband died when her son was still a child. She didn't have an opportunity to have many.

[@Massika2]

Catelyn really vetted women for Robb pretty hard

[@pseudopuppy160]

Vetted his sex slaves, you mean...

[@darianrose2195]

I was about to make some joke about her not vetting well enough, but then she DID warn Rob.

[@ds8290]

I thought that was Catlyn stark but wasn’t sure.

[@Night_King]

Did not even notice it was her till I read your comment 😅

[@Blooming_Crystals]

IKR

[@socratesporter]

Oh them child bearing hips😂😂

[@julesking1303]

15 kids total, so. Yeah. They really were 😭

[@bartonbella3131]

Tbf, it was also so the poor woman stood a chance to live through the birth AND after instead of dying from infection like Jane Seymour

[@princess7jasmine]

​@@bartonbella3131 You could have hips as wide as a Pixar mom's and it still would not prevent infections in childbirth if you got as unlucky as Jane Seymour.

[@rs-mt6kl]

What's funny is wide hips does not guarantee an easy birth. I've been told by so many of my partners that my "child bearing hips" are one of the things they're attracted to. And yet, I have femoral anteversion, and a hypertonic pelvic floor, so giving birth for me would be super difficult 😂😂😂

[@robifuentes6360]

If I remember correctly, 'child bearing hips' is actually more of being less prone to miscarriage rather than easy birth. Something about how the fetus sits well.

[@xz4wkd]

Hate when they leave out titles. For those who are wondering: Netflix Queen charlotte. Enjoy

[@JHjh88]

Thank you! ❤ From Australia 🐨

[@cubanhooman4164]

THANK YOUUU

[@abrun3696]

Thank god I am not alone😂

[@_minsthetic]

thanksss alotttttttt

[@cheshireket3132]

THANK YOU

[@daniellereid4633]

I cried at the end of Queen Charlotte's story. She truly loves and cares for the king.

[@JJK25761]

The movie

[@sarahhubbard2793]

not the mother snatching her hips and saying " you will have as many babies as possible for my son" 💀

[@sourabh_editz]

My grand father's sister delivered 16 babies ( 8 survived) and she lived for 117 years . I miss her she loved me too 😢❤

[@sourabh_editz]

Yes , you need to communicate

[@AutismAunnie]

Wow She was a Remarkable woman

[@sarahhenriques948]

😂 i just came from the video of her giving her children the " where r my legit grand babies' speech

[@OGseoulite]

Lmao I saw that again yesterday😂😂 “I want some royal babies” “your father and I had 15 Royal babies all by ourselves”

[@tondramostafa2059]

​@@OGseoulite movie name ?

[@OGseoulite]

@@tondramostafa2059 I haven’t watched it personally but the Netflix show’s name is in the description. It’s called Queen Charolette: A Bridgerton Story

[@bjones2600]

The teeth and hands and hips- they checked slaves in the same way. Just as you would a horse or other livestock. This show was awesome.

[@PattyGlessner]

Was this conversation historically correct or is this another re-imagining? I think the later.

[@PattyGlessner]

Is this conversation historically correct or another re-imagining? I think the later.

[@brownin_G]

They also did this at Ellis Island when immigrants were entering America. I’m not saying that it’s impossible for this to have been racially motivated, but the fact that that is the comparison you came to is almost as if you were waiting on an opportunity to pull out the “black ppl are innately oppressed” victim card 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@justanotherhappyhumanist8832]

@@PattyGlessnerThis entire show is historically inaccurate. As is Bridgerton.

[@justanotherhappyhumanist8832]

@@brownin_GQueen Charlotte was not black. And this was not an accurate conversation, nor is this show accurate. It’s Hollywood fantasy. If you want to learn about actual history read primary sources, and books by reputable historians - don’t look to fictional Hollywood shows.

[@Zeenomoth_Gzxpho]

I can’t. I’m glad I was not born in this time period I would have LOST my shit all the time

[@michaelhatfield3430]

Probably not because it would have been normal to you

[@SarahECoyle]

I would have too... look at Eloise for example!!!!

[@henrylivingstone2971]

Don’t worry even if you were born into the time period statically you would’ve been born into the peasant class and would have no need to procure an heir since you’d likely die of dysentery by the age of 31

[@bkminchilog1]

@@michaelhatfield3430umm no. None of this was how NORMAL PEOPLE ACTED. This BS was exclusively for rich people who were blood related to royalty and the majority of the public didn’t even wear white as wedding attire. Or even have a formal marriage. None of this show is reality for normal people. Average women would have definitely been more comfortable cussing out their mother in laws mostly because they were all poor and marrying UP STATUS was rare.

[@AishaBa-g8i]

How mean... un uncessarily so too.😢​@@henrylivingstone2971

[@thelostzelda]

"Make it 2 paces, I will not be raising my voice needlessly."

[@catiewright675]

it is refreshing that this show addresses how absurd the “how things are done” for royal ladies were back then. She has no duties, she always has a person in waiting so she can’t do things herself, everything is decided for her

[@krystinaxxlea]

Damn catelyn in this and daemon in the crown 😂😂 it feels right

[@JuliawithoutRomeo]

This series was so amazing, I loved everyone so much, they were wonderful actors

[@rosachandler2708]

The fact Brimsley at the end just basically tells Charlotte to shut up and accept that she will marry a man she doesn‘t know💀💀

[@nunyabiznes33]

Cat never got ovee Robb's "poor" choice of wife.

[@kestrelpounces]

Oh ffs you're right! I almost always recognize Michelle Fairley's face or voice. I literally didn't until this comment! She's naturally got a slight vocal burr, that she masked very well in this role.

[@Filomena-z7x]

"Theeth" "UMHH" GIRL WHAT ARE YOU SAYING LOOK AT YOURS--

[@HaloFlemz86]

Augusta was right, she did make a lot of babies.

[@jamiehamilton2065]

Name of show: Queen charlotte Where to watch: netflix

[@sandhiyaravichandran9896]

Only u commented it😢, thnx

[@pennywhistle9060]

Thank you.

[@Awsss888]

Thanks ❤❤

[@astridjohansson7987]

yes but watch bridgerton too.

[@jamiehamilton2065]

@@astridjohansson7987 its a great show a lil racy with the scenes but adults yes i recommend

[@Orlajean]

Can not unsee her from game of thrones

[@myu9861]

I first saw her in The White Princess as Margeret Beaufort and hated her so much (because of her good acting skills, the character was a pain in the ass) and she is acting a similar character here I can't unsee the Margeret help lol

[@ihope2504]

You missed the scene where they show the transition, the young Brimsley following the young Charlotte and then the scene changes to the old Brimsley following the old Charlotte.

[@FatShork]

Bridgerton depresses anyone who has even the slightest hint of historical knowledge honestly🙄🙄🙄

[@maysinou]

Netflix : Queen Charlotte

[@siennapenrose8764]

“You have good hips.” *aggressively shakes her*

[@rdsims8809]

Yes, Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Victoria and William and Harry are descendants of Queen Charlotte. Queen Charlotte was into the arts, horticulture / herbologist ( She Created Kew Gardens) , She introduced the Christmas Tree to the World, She spoke Several Languages, She was friends with Mozart and Marie Antoinette. Queen Charlotte was very Cultured before she married George. Buckingham Palace was built for Queen Charlotte. Also, Charlotte, North Carolina and County was named after her and she was heavily for the abolishment of slavery. There are Streets in Canada, England and the USA named after her, too. And, as some people want to deny, she was Black and back then they didn't use color in describing people, except the Portuguese. Actually, the First Original Royal Families were from Ancient Kemit/ Egypt/( Black/ Before it was robbed and invaded. The Cradle of Life, Medicine, Science, Embalming, Weddings, Architects, Agriculture, Universities / College , etc where Greece , Italian, Romans all came to study to build there countries with antiquity, now ( Read the Book Stolen Legacy) Africa that the world and European Royals emulated/ copied from as well as the Royal Color/ Purple/ Lavender. Queen Charlotte was Black/ Mulatto there is no denial. In fact , there are still Blacks passing as white today. Look at Harry and Megan children for example and look at Duchess/ Princess Meghan Markle.

[@AlphineWolf]

With the US 1 drop policy, Queen Elizabeth 2 and King Charles are actually black and Megan is just making up BS when she said they racist. 😂

[@shivanidumas6607]

Thank you for the history. I wasn’t aware of any of this, nor have I watched Netflix

[@V1CT0RIOUS_]

Also in Charlotte, NC there's a statue of her

[@Xanderex98]

She also the direct ancestor to many of the current Europeans Monarchies to this day thanks to Queen Victoria

[@iliadin93]

So why they were not also black?

[@deborahpollitt7533]

Basically she was the king’s brood mare; like wives of kings in aristocracies around the world. Every monarch’ wife is expected to produce an heir and a spare. Charlotte’s descendants are still maintaining this tradition.

[@adg0913]

Imagine having a Brimsley. It would be nice having someone constant as you grow old.

[@ilovetargaryens]

catelyn slaying on this one too

[@Loving_jen]

She was pregnant for 11 years and 3 months

[@kortneyallen5760]

He was her shadow 😅

[@snow-flek5550]

I love this show, Bridgerton is honestly amazing but learning why Charlotte is the way she is is amazing

[@garlantyrell6368]

@@snow-flek5550 Hopefully, they do a spin off for Violet.

[@firstnamelastnamethirdname]

Personally not a fan of making it historically inaccurate.

[@mubashirkhan554]

Name of the show?

[@snow-flek5550]

@@mubashirkhan554 it’s called Queen Charlotte, A Bridgerton Story. If you’ve never seen Bridgerton, watch seasons 1 and 2, then Charlotte, then season 3 to keep the timeline in order

[@mubashirkhan554]

@@snow-flek5550 thanks bud

[@eloradanan7102]

And always there for her he was.

[@Pinklee3]

My English teacher told me I have great hips for baby making like idk If that’s a compliment she’s like “the Amish would love you” omg

[@heilyperezcuetara5475]

Looool

[@Crystal_henry]

Labor sucks no matter what. But pushing was a breeze cuz of my wide hips

[@Carpathianpixie]

That's inappropriate

[@curiouscosplays1438]

That's weird...

[@Pinklee3]

@@curiouscosplays1438 swear idk if she was jealous I’m built better then her but like whatevs

[@Burrned_toast]

"you will make lots of bab-" "I quit"

[@Evangeline1.3]

“As many babies as possible” I didn’t only get second hand embarrassment but also creeped out she should choose how many babies she wants to birth not the mother

[@meema844]

It’s gruesome but that was how you got ANYTHING done long term back then. The idea was to breed as many children as possible and hand out land as evenly as you could to them as you conquered more land to distribute. One king and queen and their court were not enough to govern an empire. You needed strong and LOYAL above all else vassals and dukes, and your children were simply the best mould for that. Play crusader kings 3 for more than a few hours and you’ll understand. Or look it up lol. It sucks but they simply couldn’t find anything more efficient. It’s also why concubines and arranged marriages were so common. It’s was ALL about breeding as large a lineage as possible to spread influence and power.

[@sapapillon5176]

This is my 2nd fav bridgerton season 😊 really good

[@Mewl22]

I have bipolar and this show has made me cry like no other..

[@livingincaptivityIII]

The real George III suffered from Porphyria.

[@freddiespreckley6324]

​@livingincaptivityIII Most modern thinking tends away from that hypothesis and more towards bipolar. Of course, without the patient present, it's impossible to get a positive diagnosis.

[@livingincaptivityIII]

@@freddiespreckley6324 Porphyria has been in many Royal Houses since Medieval times. If you think George III was the first or last to have had it, you would be very much mistaken.

[@olubukolaabuno]

How are you now?

[@MonaLisaFire]

Caitlyn Stark is wildin

[@jebzters]

“Then I shall see you, at the ceremony” “No-“

[@Freiya2011]

Checked like some cattle...

[@Cynnas]

Just as the men who married royal women were used for breeding too. Their whole life was based on the strength of their family tree.

[@zuzawysocka2161]

​@@Cynnas womp woooooomp

[@cactusbuds2979]

@@Cynnas can I ask why you commented on this? Because if you actually cared about men's mental health you wouldn't be putting down women’s experiences to do so 😀

[@Maya_hee]

Isn't that how women were and are still seen? 😂

[@tokiikane9118]

And still are

[@marilynchurch5297]

Great series!

[@justkamola]

How exactly were the hips seen through these layers of puffy clothing?😅

[@dianawatton7570]

I wouldn’t want that woman as a mother-in-law! The one I had was bad enough.

[@chrishernandez4266]

I was fortunate to have mother in laws that lived too far away from where we did so that I didn't have to deal with any of them. First one lived in Central America, second one was deceased at the time I married her son & the third (who is now also deceased) lived in another state about a thousand miles away. I'm sure that I was able to keep my sanity bc of this fact.

[@Balance-Mind101]

'You will make lots of babies' this like scared me. You are a baby machine😂

[@dmoore8595]

She did have 15 children. 13 survived childhood.

[@innocentngabaneni2981]

❤❤ beautiful... title of the movie please

[@MinecraftMusicMakesMeCry]

Name of movie/show??

[@milchbrotchen2930]

Freakshow

[@shivanidumas6607]

Queen Charlotte

[@thebullqueen]

Well she predicted that, she did have lots of babies 😅

[@05_07i]

I see some people say they are terrified about the “make as much babies” thing When i see it normal to have 3~9/7 babies 😅 My whole family tree have 3~11 kids 😂😂

[@Count990]

Normal for many cultures and much of history? Yes. Great for the mother’s long term health? …..Ehhh not so much.

[@05_07i]

@@Count990 idk about that cuz all the mothers i have known seemed to love or like that they have all of their children But medical i do think it’s not good to have that much but still me personally i like to have 3/4 kids

[@rachaelsebie7869]

Title of the movie 🎬

[@darleneachille491]

I love this❤❤❤❤

[@gorgeously_glorious704]

I'm serious, I leave for a month for holiday and comeback to hear Aqua is “ready” to “kill” his father. Bro, these updates are so fast 💀 yet not fast enough now that I've caught up, Zephyr pls make time pass faster so you'll be back to explain to me epically another crazy plot-twist in this manga 😭

[@popejaimie]

I think this posted under the wrong video lol

[@fionagriffith4129]

Wasn’t Augusta born in Germany too?

[@readingtherapy8376]

The English Royalty is almost entirely German at present. Windsor is Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.

[@caseybass5544]

@@readingtherapy8376 Correct, King George V was pushed by Parliament to take the name Windsor due to World War 1

[@paulinelarson465]

​@readingtherapy8376 I believe most of European royalty is mostly German. The Greek royal family is Danish.

[@michelleheadley2911]

Back when they didn’t know that the woman’s pelvis has a piece of cartilage that allows the pelvis and birth canal to expand throughout the ore.

[@puppybearr]

Women with larger hips are scientifically proven to have an easier time giving birth to normal sized babies. We have safe c-sections now but back then, narrow hips had a higher fatality rate.

[@khalicamoore9512]

1. There is a good amount of truth to large hips with child birth rates. 2. It's also a superstition thing as well. Kinda like big breast produce more milk

[@Souchi-ito]

​@@puppybearr back then young age age caused more death than narrow hips did. Women with all kinds of hip size died back then due to lack of proper medical care too.

[@ebrarara]

​@@puppybearr Can you share the name of the paper that proves your point? Since you say it's scientifically proven I want to read it too I'm curious

[@dragonprincess8205]

My sister has no hips. She is built like a prepubescent boy. When she was pregnant with her only child they had to schedule a c section because he didn't have room to move down into position. He spent the last 6 weeks folded in half with his feet next to his head and had to have pt as an infant to prevent permanent hip damage. She really wished she had my "birther" hips. And yes I was told by a doctor that I had "birther" hips at 11 (started period at 9)

[@stevenkaskus6173]

My great grandmother on my father's side gave birth to 13 babies (one set of twins,one survived) 6 were birthed in Slovakia and the other 6 Wilkes -Barre Pennsylvania all were born at home, no help and all 12 survived.

[@alomasrealestate]

Loved this series

[@fantasymajesty7833]

"As many babies as possible for my son." Right there, I already don't like her. And nobody can blame Charlotte for being done with all their "stuck-upness"

[@erinmboehm]

Is that catelyn stark????

[@flixmaster4321]

Yea😂

[@johncane4507]

That hermonies’s mom?

[@Nozubozu]

Omg, I always wondered why Catelyn Stark's actress looked so familiar! I completely forgot that Michelle Fairley also played Mrs. Granger.

[@ChinazaRuthEzeh]

What is the name of this movie please

[@zoemoon7968]

no clue

[@valjulyro]

I just hope they dont play the Songs of Castamere at the royal wedding, Catelyn would be crazy.

[@allshookup1640]

I love how close she became with Brimsley. Started as an annoyance to become a true friend

[@wilchil5433]

Name of the movie?

[@nikolinakarparova2021]

Queen Charlotte

[@AniStick_AlanBeckerFan]

Movie?

[@xrisku]

Was there a black queen of England? I dont remember that

[@PORCELAIN.PVNKETTE]

I don't believe this is based on anything historically accurate

[@Time4change111]

There were many black queens but evil hearts have tried to erase the truth from history

[@Song26664]

​@@Time4change111 true. White slaves were as equally as common back in USA.

[@KL-ki8db]

She didn’t wasn’t black herself but did have a black ancestor albeit roughly 300 years before her. She probably had a middling complexion as the portraits wouldn’t be entirely accurate as the subjects were painted much paler than they actually were due to beauty standards even George III was known to have reddish and ruddy skin but was painted pale as well.

[@janmeader4588]

This reminds me of going to a livestock show and hearing people about how a cow or a mare looks and its production of offspring.

[@shivanidumas6607]

And the early days of the ‘diabetes auctions’ in Louisiana and The Southern United States

[@charsikibatain5510]

Charlotte was not black.....was she?

[@azulaisafunnylewdgirl]

She wasn't, she was white. But Jewllywood hates white people.

[@KL-ki8db]

She wasn’t and at the most generous some can argue mixed since she did have black ancestors but they were roughly 300 years before her so it is unknown how much of their traits she actually inherited. Although, I will say that she probably wasn’t perfectly pale as painted as the Georgian era was known to paint their subjects a lot more pale than they actually were due to beauty standards. Even King George III, who was still a Caucasian had very ruddy and red skin as written during his lifetime, but the paintings clearly painted him more pale than he actually was. Although, I heavily doubt Charlotte looked like as portrayed in this series, she probably didn’t have a super pale skin tone either. Nevertheless, this series never claims and in fact made a warning at the start of the series that the series isn’t meant to be historically accurate but only historically inspired so I give it some slack for that. Sorry for the long answer, I just hope it cleared up some confusion.😅

[@tomiesolos0]

bcs its heavily debated (or a fact?) that, the person this is based on was black or had african descents

[@tomiesolos0]

​@@azulaisafunnylewdgirl its heavily debated (or a fact?) that, the person this is based on was black or had african descents

[@Eloise_isode.]

Name?

[@MalikaBaines-h3b]

i wactched this its soo good

[@Little_body_bigback]

What is it called?

[@MalikaBaines-h3b]

@@Little_body_bigback sorry i forgot but to prove it the 2 butlers are secretly dating cause they r gay

[@wonderfullifewithgiulia]

Brimsley was always there for her even when the King was sick😢this is sad you sould watch this before Bridgerton😊

[@patricawilson6375]

Is this a series or a movie and what is the name?

[@tanyathompson852]

I believe it's Queen Charlotte on Netflix

[@patricawilson6375]

@@tanyathompson852 thank you.

[@julieblais514]

Charlotte was white

[@Beojkkoch_Capybara]

We actually have no idea, she could’ve been white, a light skinned black girl, or mixed. We do not have definitives though.

[@Hdk851]

​@@Beojkkoch_Capybaraincorrect. She was German. Germans are white

[@Hdk851]

​@@Beojkkoch_Capybara there were no black people in European royalty

[@Beojkkoch_Capybara]

@@Hdk851 ??? Not all Germans are white, and how do you know if she was fully German or a fully white German. I know plenty of non white Germans. Are all Italians white as well?

[@Marmalard]

@@Beojkkoch_Capybarawhat year do you live in? What year was this set in? Pretending to be stupid is never virtuous.

[@phoebegradert9790]

Too bad didnt know as much as they do know now about the human body. Ive seen many women that "had good hips" but couldn't deliver naturally.

[@AnthropoidOne]

The realism is staggering 🙄🙄🙄🇺🇸

[@sminno]

That thumb licking scene kills me!!! Imagine, that happens to you and you CAN'T GO OFF!!!! You have to stay clam and say RESPECTFULLY, " My Lady, It is not paint, nor is it makeup or dirt, it is my skin".

[@Ingrid-y8z]

Name of the series?😭

[@len_leva_3058]

Wait, wait wait... Excuse me but. Is black woman aristocrat but not an courtier or lady-in-waiting? In 19th century? And will she marry a KING? 👀👀👀 wtf... How did she get among the aristocrats, even though the black people was only released in the 20th century? I didn't learn history to see black woman (no hate, just very-very not historical) in historical series...

[@Beojkkoch_Capybara]

This is about the life of queen charlotte it is theorised that she was either black or mixed race, she could’ve been white but there is more evidence she was just a light skinned black or mixed girl.

[@Hdk851]

It's because people like to bullshit and are leftists these days. She was white since she's German

[@ThebestparkourkidOAT]

@@Hdk851 This show is not where near bullsh*t when you realize it WASNT made for the historical accuracy.

[@whyisgamora5060]

People be getting mad that she’s black but it’s actually more accurate than u think. Let me explain. So, the real Charlotte was white, but was European, and by the royal families standards she wasn’t white enough, so they made her wear whitening powder and painted her portraits as lighter. But, because this show was filmed in the 21st century, we would not understand this as this isn’t a problem in our society today. So they cast a black actress so that the racism and problem is exaggerated in order to make it easier for viewers to understand and grasp. Does that make sense?? So not entirely factually incorrect. Just dumbed down for us as a society

[@cynthianavarro6234]

Lies don't teach anything but distort the truth with false twistings of history, with the pretext to teach the 'inferior' minds of populace. It's just pure endoctrination.

[@GabrielGabster]

that's actually kinda baller if true, thanks Internet guy

[@paulpoumet773]

But more or less everyone at court (or more likely courts) had white powder on their face, even the already very white ones.

[@j.e.parker1527]

But true or not. I don't think it doesn't even matter. Its a fictional Show which got inspired from historische. People make a Drama about everything. I think it would be much worde if it indeed was a real movie about the Real queen. But making a fuss 9ver this is just stupid

[@serowinski]

She was black, period. There are so.e portraits that show as she was.

[@tashtash4694]

Her story was amazing. I loved watching it and the Bridgertons

[@WompWomp99]

You know it’s not real right? Queen Charlotte in real life was German. Not African.

[@amatulfulani6390]

@@WompWomp99Rumored to be a white-passing woman of mulatto ancestry.

[@Night_King]

​@@amatulfulani6390rumor proved to be false

[@Kat_WithTheHat]

@@WompWomp99you know it’s just a TV show right?

[@celestewentworth2546]

There is a real reason why we have historians.

[@Aladegboye-OlajideGraceOlayemi]

What is the title of this movie pls someone should help me

[@Neonagi]

I don't watch shows that try to change history with people that weren't there.

[@PORCELAIN.PVNKETTE]

They aren't. Read my first comment 💀‼️

[@Count990]

So you don’t like fiction. Because that’s what you are saying. If it the character didn’t exist, you don’t watch it. There is no book that has ever been written that does not draw on history or the human experience in some way. Even fantasy worlds pretend to harken back to a fake versions of medieval Europe. Maybe just calm down and enjoy things for what they are: Fiction.

[@iliadin93]

​@@Count990so you don't know difference between historical and fictional. Let me guess... Gender is not the same as sex :-D

[@Count990]

@@iliadin93 no. I do know the difference. What you fail to understand is that this show is fiction. It literally says it is ‘fiction inspired by fact’ in the opening credits. It never makes any claim to being history. 🙄

[@iliadin93]

@@Count990 yeah it never makes any claims just use historical references and withou watching the whole show you can't know about it being "fiction". May I ask why they use real historic references just to make them fictional. But hey .. since it's the first time and not something that happens all the time, let's just let it slip right? Btw do you seriously think that it will not lead to people believing that this person was black in real life? Like .. I don't know... Cleopatra?

[@blue6310]

I don't understand why people are so sad that her skin colour isn't historically accurate. It isn't meant to be historically accurate in the first place. For me Bridgeton is playing in an hole different world that might share some similarities to historical events but also has totally different aspects to it. They never promised it to be historically accurate or a documentary. It's more like a fanfiction of history or as the creator said it's " fiction inspired by fact" .

[@jellycanto8304]

I don't even watch bridgerton and even I knew that it was more fantasy with a sprinkle of facts

[@cheyennejane6395]

Plus I've honestly thought about it, in real life the British and US both are very clever at covering things up. So how are they so sure this never or could've never happened. They changed Anne Boleyns paintings they could've changed skin color and features in paintings, writings, stories, etc. With all this I'm trying to say I think it's insanely possible this could've happened but we'll never know

[@FieryJuniper]

​@@cheyennejane6395She wasn't of African descent. Her parents weren't of African either so change her "skin color" to "satisfy" is a mockery.

[@FieryJuniper]

Why couldn't it be an actual African princess though? Why take it from the European royals? That's just cutting everyone short of their individuality.

[@Cynnas]

Primarily because if a white woman played the role of a real historical black person, whose family tree back 15 generations was know, the whole POC community would wage war for it.

[@rosemariedefazio7754]

She eas not black GERMAN extremely fair Many portraits of her Facts f history warpped

[@pseudopuppy160]

Watch a documentary... theres plenty of evidence that she was a lighter-skinned mix

[@violet.eyes.is.a.phishhead]

There is lots and lots of evidence to prove that she was black, and then actually history white washed her momentarily, and are just now admitting that she was black again, but go ahead and die on that hill, that you with one with the lack of education…

[@misskate3815]

It’s an alternate history fantasy show.

[@jcwarner90]

She was mulatto. The court physician even called her that in his notes. Her portraits were all intentionally painted with her skin lighter

[@julesking1303]

Ok a lot of the comments are kinda mixing this up. Her family was known to have Moorish ancestry. The Moors were a North African culture that at one point had control of Spain, and originate from a few areas, including modern day Morocco. There were people from there who had both dark and light skin tones, but the fact alone that it is historically recorded that Charlotte has “Moorish blood” heavily implies that in real life, people noticed that she didn’t look entirely European. If she did, there wouldn’t be any record of her looking anything other than German. And the fact that the British Royal Family would want to historically erase this heritage MAKES SENSE if you know even a thing about them. They even try to hide their own German heritage, and Charlotte was hardly the first or only German in their family line. It is a simple fact that the British nobility have been trying to appear more pale for centuries, and even generations before Charlotte. It’s entirely likely that Elizabeth the First died due to complications from lead poisoning from the heavy lead-based makeup she applied to make her look more pale. The concept that British historians and artists would try to make her seem more “European” is not at all surprising.

[@FaithYoutube]

I couldn’t figure out where I recognized her from, I knew it was a magic show. I remembered evermore

[@kip9999]

This is nonsense

[@petera5026]

Black royalty?

[@Jammbrrr]

Fantasy

[@patka9280]

I love that they all thought (and some people still believe it, even one of doctors did) that having big hips means you will have no problem with having babies. I have enormous hips and both of my kids didn't fit through birth canal and ended up having two C-sections 😂😂

[@aishamarquez211]

Allegedly you have a tight hole😂😂😂😂 but now have scars across your belly ....bravo

[@PadmasriGandhi]

Name of the movie

[@Bgdk]

She’s supposed to be white

[@Kat_WithTheHat]

Cry abt it or smthn. It’s a TV show

[@Bgdk]

@@Kat_WithTheHat the little mermaid should have been white too

[@heilyperezcuetara5475]

​@@Kat_WithTheHat Who asked you to answer?

[@bootercup001]

She’s supposed to be “white passing” - many historians now agree Queen Charlotte was not fully white. Hotly contested, and even if not, this show doesn’t claim to be historically accurate. Y’all gotta chill with this stuff.

[@heilyperezcuetara5475]

@@bootercup001 She was fully white, just not ethically white. Moors are not black, also the moor part was very diluted to make any change in her skin tone. I'm "white" just not ethnically 🤷‍♀️

[@ioanbugheanu6836]

Brown english royalty in a historical drama...call it historical fiction lmao

[@iliadin93]

Since when they call things the right name? They are lying cult of insanity and delusion

[@zennermansherman6625]

Foolishness...!!! The majority of the portraits of Queen Charlotte have been "white-washed". Just like the "white-washing" of the l blond hair and blue eyes Jesus with White European features. Go away, BIGOT!

[@dezz4359]

Queen Charlotte was not black

[@PORCELAIN.PVNKETTE]

No shit 💀‼️

[@Count990]

You realize this is fiction right? Why not sit back and enjoy the show? Charlotte was probably also a different height than this actress, probably a different age than this actress, her real accent was probably very different than this portrayal. People don’t care about differences and inaccuracies 99% of the time but if the actress is a SINGLE shade of skin color too dark you’d think it was the end of the world. 🙄 It’s weird to be so fixated on race. I bet you wouldn’t have cared if she was portrayed a few shades too light instead of dark.

[@shir4s]

@@Count990 Would you react the same way when a black character was made white in the film industry? Character designs that make small differences such as height are not noticeable anyway. But making a white character black is the same as making a straight character gay in a movie. If the same incident had happened to a black person, you wouldn't have made such a statement.

[@Count990]

@@shir4s you realize there is real historical speculation that she may have had black ancestry right?

[@cali7150]

Name of show?

[@eunicechisanga9747]

What's the title of the Film please