Who Do You Think You Are? UK series 21 celebs announced

It is confirmed that the ever popular Who Do You Think You Are? TV series will be returning to our screens in the UK this summer!

Seven celebs for 21st UK series of Who Do You Think You Are?
Seven celebrities announced for the 21st UK series of Who Do You Think You Are?

The BBC have announced the line up for the 21st UK series which will be featuring a stellar line up of celebrities that includes Vicky McClure, Paddy McGuinness, Olly Murs, Melanie Chisholm (Mel C), Rose Ayling-Ellis, Gemma Collins and Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill.

Read more here: https://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/featuredarticles/2024/show-stopping-line-up-announced-for-the-21st-uk-series-of-the-ever-popular-genealogy-tv-series-7498/

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Who Do You Think You Are? Michelle Keegan’s family tree

Michelle Keegan

Our Girl star and Coronation Street actress Michelle Keegan uncovers some exceptional women on her family tree in the episode of Who Do You Think You Are? that is on tonight, Wednesday 6th June 2018 in the U.K.

This Series fifteen of the BBC’s genealogy programme reveals shocking discoveries, laughter and tears along the way. While the rest of the episodes are due to be shown later in the summer, it begins tonight with a stand alone episode to coincide with the BBC’s ‘Hear Her’ series that celebrates the centenary of women obtaining the vote in Britain.

In this programme Michelle Keegan uncovers a special connection to suffragette leader Emmeline Pankhurst when setting out to trace her Mancunian roots. She also follows a branch of her family tree to Gibraltar and back into several generations to the north of Italy.

You can read about the discoveries in this article on TheGenealogist’s website. (Warning: article may contain spoilers.)

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