The Most Shocking Revelations from Who Do You Think You Are?


The Most Shocking Revelations from Who Do You Think You Are?

Discovering Family Secrets

As the 21st series of Who Do You Think You Are? approaches, let's take a trip down memory lane to revisit some of the most jaw-dropping revelations unearthed by celebrities on the show.

From Poisonings to Royalty

From royal connections to tragic deaths, Who Do You Think You Are? has exposed shocking family secrets that have left celebrities stunned. Opera singer Lesley Garrett uncovered a sinister cause of death in her family, while Danny Dyer was amazed to learn about his royal lineage dating back to King Edward III.

Uncovering Heroic Ancestors

Former newsreader Natasha Kaplinsky found out that her relative played a heroic role in saving over a thousand Jews during a Nazi invasion, showcasing the bravery and resilience of her family's past.

Surprising Family Links

Celebrities like Matt Lucas, Alistair McGowan, and Kim Cattrall were taken aback by unexpected discoveries about their heritage, ranging from connections to Anne Frank's family to revelations about Indian ancestry and bigamy.


The Most Shocking Revelations from Who Do You Think You Are?

Emotional Journeys

For stars like Kevin Clifton, the journey to uncover their family history led to emotional moments, like finding out about Canadian Indigenous ancestry and being moved to tears by connecting with his ancestors on a deeper level.

From Royalty to Uganda

Comedian Josh Widdicombe and presenter Adil Ray discovered royal connections of their own, with Josh tracing his lineage back to King Charles I and Edward I, while Adil learned about his ties to Ugandan royalty.

Don't Miss the Return

With its mix of shocking revelations and emotional discoveries, Who Do You Think You Are? continues to captivate audiences. Be sure to tune in for the new series starting on Thursday, August 15, on BBC One.


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