“Queen Charlotte” shows George enduring bouts of mental illness early in their marriage, which took place in 1761. In reality, he may have had episodes of illness as early as the mid-1760s.

Charlotte’s freakout over her children’s failure to procreate is also based in truth. When the queen’s granddaughter Princess Charlotte died in 1817, she was George III’s only legitimate ...

The very same day he meets Charlotte, they marry. King George was born in 1738 and married in 1761. But there are a few details about the King before watching the prequel that may or may not be a ...

In Queen Charlotte, Dr. Monro is an antagonistic character that Charlotte eventually saves George from, as Dr. Monro’s treatment is only making George’s condition worse.

With the premiere of Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, take a closer look at Queen Charlotte's family tree. (Yes, she really did have 15 children.) Queen Charlotte and King George III's Family Tree ...

Many historical accounts support the notion that Queen Charlotte truly loved King George III—they had 15 children together—and was committed to him until her death.