Nigella Lawson Investigates Her German Heritage | Who Do You Think You Are

[@saibliss7976]

She seems to have his lips and chin. Looks lovely on her.

[@harriantoncornell5405]

I Love These Ancestry videos

[@TitaniumG756]

Awesome

[@gregorarmstrong01]

gluckstein is a nice name. means lucky stone.

[@gregorarmstrong01]

the pronucation of rheinberg irritates me

[@richardmullins1883]

That's the most Scottish looking German woman I've ever seen.

[@monikamichaelis-iw3to]

She is a beautiful woman. Too bad she fell for Saatchi.

[@robertab7341]

I think her father Nigel looks like Samuel Glueckstien.

[@louismarano8121]

What happened to the Umlaut in Glückstein?

[@mradventurer8104]

that often disappears in non German countries

[@anindyabagchi27]

Hi-gella

[@hildegardderbal5908]

Why is it that the Germans sound so heavy with their English whereas in Scandinavia or Holland they are much more at ease with it.

[@PercivalC]

Probably because Germans dub all of their non-German media. The Dutch and Nordic people do not, hence their better English -- much much more direct exposure.

[@richardmangelmann4975]

It’s only the older generations, the younger ppl are pretty fluent and the accent is minimal

[@sheilagoos645]

@@richardmangelmann4975 Depends on where they live and their schooling, too.

[@martynnotman3467]

​@@PercivalCand the Dutch can actually get BBC direct sometimes

[@BryonLape]

Gluck Steen??? Ugh....

[@keithlawford-r5e]

is there a worse name on the planet than Nigel?

[@user-ti8bw1ri5h]

Yes.
Boris, for instance.

[@randomvintagefilm273]

Lol, what's with the stinky face in the thumbnail?