Celebrities REACT to Seeing Long-Lost Ancestors For the First Time! | Finding Your Roots | Ancestry®
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- Опубликовано: 4 дек 2023
- Before season 10 of Finding Your Roots premieres on PBS January 2nd, we’re revisiting jaw-dropping moments celebrities met their lost ancestors through remarkable photos. Watch more celebrity family discoveries here visitancestry.com/3KcjQ8B.
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How did you feel seeing pictures of your ancestors for the first time?
I sobbed. Seeing the parts of them that live in my mirror is so rewarding and grounding.
Perplexed. I don't look like them, but the list of my DNA relatives proved they were indeed my biological ancestors.
Absolutely thrilled! I didn’t think I would ever see pictures of them and I couldn’t stop looking at the photos. One of them I put on my phone for my lock picture. Wouldn’t it blow their minds that we can do that?!
They'd be so shocked at how far picture technology has come! 🤯@@Robins10
I was stunned to find a picture of my 2x-great grandparents.
As bad as I am at identifying faces, the facial features of my 2xggf are prevalent in his grandkids.
"Do you see any resemblance to your mother?" Dude you could've told me that was him in a period costume and I've had bought it lol
Thats what I thought to! Grandfather and grandson look uncanny!
"Dirty pots and pans!" What a great exclamation!
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I'm keeping that one.
There's just something about looking at photos of your ancestors, known or unknown. We search for that piece of ourselves that lies within them.
It can be so life-changing to see yourself in the ancestors who came before you!
"We search for that piece of ourselves that lies within them." Beauttifully put. I found photos of my mother's grandparents on Ancestry which she had never seen. It was like looking through the looking glass or traveling back in time. You look in their eyes searching for some part of yourself.
Shoutout to the social media manager/coordinator for responding to all these comments.
Crazy to see the facial resemblances even generations later -
Right?!? 😀😅
This stuff is so powerful!!! Im gonna cry when I get my results.. im gonna find out about REAL people who lived their lives and fell in love and now im here.. this is awesome
Hi Michal! Thanks for stopping by. We hope you enjoyed this episode of the show as much as we did! We wish you all the best with your results when you get them! 🌳💚
He'll do this for some "regular people" in season 10, starting January 2, 2024. Enjoy!
That's great! I'm completely interested in "regular people" actually more so than famous people. It's the story that's the thing.
We're thrilled to hear that you're as excited for this upcoming season as we are, Chris! We hope you enjoy it!
How do we sign up.?
"Dirty pots and PANS!" 😂🤣
Carol Burnett is doing amazing for 90. See seems as sharp as ever.
I just found photos of some of my ancestors and yes, it evokes such intense emotions. I'm very sensitive to energy so it felt like our timelines were literally overlapping. Surreal indeed.💝🙏😇
So happy you had such a special moment with your ancestors' photos, Crystal!
@@AncestryUS
Thank you
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Because you are an Empath like myself 😊
Dirty Pots and Pans 😂😅😂
Will definitely be using that saying from now on!
I recently saved to my tree on Ancestry a photo that a cousin had posted of my great, great grandmother and all four of her siblings. I had done a lot of research on the Webster's because her father had died when they were all little in Vicksburg during the Civil War. So exciting.
My mother and Aunt have a half sibling they've never met. My grandfather had a child with a German woman during his deployment in the Korean war before he was married to my grandmother. There is another family out there that we don't know.
Hi there and thank you for reaching out to us. Have you considered taking a DNA test? Our test is a great way of finding biological family as it will match you with any relatives who have also taken our test. DNA testing is becoming increasingly popular; there are currently 20 million people (and counting) in the AncestryDNA database and many of our members have found siblings, parents or cousins with our DNA test. You can message your matches for free which means members are able to collaborate with each other on their shared family history. We will include an article here that explains how you can best find biological family with our service: support.ancestry.com/s/article/Finding-Biological-Family. For an insight into what you could expect from the test, check out the following article: support.ancestry.com/s/article/What-to-Expect-from-AncestryDNA?language=en_US. Please let us know if you have any questions.
You know what would be an astounding creation? Imagine a HUGE family tree engraved on the ground somewhere that shows relationships of every person alive today, going back perhaps a few hundred years. We could *SEE* how closely we actually are related to each other.
That would be so mind-blowing and powerful to see 🤯
@@AncestryUSThe amount of work needed to make such a thing possible boggles the mind though. Maybe a crowd funding could get such a thing off the ground.
It would cost WAY too much to even try. Especially knowing it would literally be impossible to complete.
@@goochI034Oh it's definitely a pie-in-the-sky dream. It would be interesting to hire a company to at least do a cost analysis to see what would be required. I imagine most of the money would be tied up in doing the research in everyone's family history not the actual engraving (which would also of course be super expensive - and HUGE).
It would be nice if he did this for regular people instead of celebrities
Do your DNA and you probably could do it for yourself.
I have always said that. I have so many questions.
Would you pay to watch regular people?
The are doing non-celebrities this season 3 people won a contest.
Have you done your DNA testing?
Oooooh, dirty pots and pans! 😂 My new favorite saying.
You would think that Andy Samberg would've met his maternal grandfather. They do look alike.
I love this show!
If these weren't stars this info would cost a small fortune but very interesting that he is able to verify family wish i could afford his expertise
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My mother traced our roots on her side to Erik the Red, founder of the first colony on Greenland, c985
What a fascinating ancestor! Thanks so much for sharing!
@@AncestryUS Working hard to find more on my dads side. Our family is Boston and north.
Thank You for Sharing ❤🙌💯
I have a photo of my great-great-great-grandmother. I've also seen the house where she had died in. Perry County Missouri near the Mississippi river .
I always loved Dr. Gates. And though him I found that I am relative to LL Kool J
That’s really cool, I wish I could see pictures of my ancestors dressed up all nice
Seeing photographs of the lives of our ancestors is truly extraordinary! Don't forget to visit ancestry.com to learn more about how you can start your genealogy journey and learn more about your family history.
3rd Cousin to Brad Pitt, 3rd Cousin to Jimi Hendrix, the more you dig
the more you find just how we are " TRULY " One
My family on my mom’s side has been here since about 1623 … a very large US presence thru Jamestown and onward to Little Rock, Arkansas…
Dirty pots and pans, that made me giggle
It would be nice to know the names of these famous people because I didn't recognize everyone.
My genetics are so boring. But I had great grandparents til I was a young woman of 20. We know our history. I know the folks on the show are happy to learn some lost parts of theirs.
It is so interesting to see how people react to what they find out. I cry watching each story. I love watching.
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I love learning were we come from
"Who's that?" at 1:45. Instant tears.
@genegade Tea Leoni
@@djevlhelvete and what did she say
Agreed!!
My Great grand Father was, William Pressly Taylor.
my uncle had a whole family before he married my aunt. he had a wife and kids who he doesn’t see and vice versa. apparently it’s not as rare as you would think.
Has anybody done the test is it this specific From the pictures to names?
Niecy definitely got her face shape from that ancestor.
I did some digging on my own family history, because my great grandfather is adopted, and I found the name and burial place of his biological mother, but 1. I don't know what she looks like, and 2. I also don't know who his biological father is, he's never mentioned in the birth records, so that leads me to believe that my bio great great grandma was asssaulted or something
Ancestry, Could you please list the celebrities profiled in this video! They are not all know to all.
I love me some Niecy.
I don't read "People" magazine, so I have no clue who these celebrities are.
uh what about the first one ??
Anyone financially able to pay for this research can get it done, but people are more likely to want to watch stories about celebrities. Celebrities are probably paying for the intensive resources necessary to go to Europe and Asia, or wherever the info leads them..
I only recognized three of these "famous" people.
Hey C SH. We appreciate you checking out this compilation video which featured a host of different people from past seasons of this ever fascinating show. Make sure to catch up on some of the most memorable moments from the past 10 seasons of the show within our full playlist found here: ruclips.net/p/PL0xuz8BBkD4gm8NBVH8ga1elIoAkBjL-q. We hope you see some more familiar faces and learn some great insights along the way!
A grandparent is not a long lost relative it's a very recent person generation
When is new season???
Hi, Lol. Thanks for reaching out. We're so happy to see that you're interested in the new season of "Finding Your Roots." It looks like the new season premiers on Jan. 2nd on PBS. We hope you can watch and enjoy each new episode.
I should also add my great-great-great-grandmother got pregnant before she got married and was forced out of the town in New Koman. Austria. I have a photograph of the town I think I spelled the name wrong .
Not a celebrity but try to my ancestors. All you will find is my mother's side. My dad was adopted & nobody on my fathers adopted side never liked or loved me & vice versa. My mother & her mother were the only people in my family left.
Why didn’t y’all show more about George RR Martin
I knew I recognized that bearded man but could not place him. When is the last book coming out?!?!
I looked up a lot on my dads side theres quite a number of famous people i found out about
This should be free to ADOS
*Ancestors and relatives.
Who are some of these people?
Because of the beauty in medical science (DNA Test), my family came to know in 2020 we have “a new sister”. Our new sister thought she was all alone…Boy! was she wrong! lol!
She has 12 other siblings from her biological father!
Yep! Our father produced 12 children with our mother and one child with another woman. The woman gave the baby girl up for adoption.
Here is the kicker … she looks exactly like our daddy & has his color eyes while the other 12 of us that he created with our mother … all have dark hair & eyes like our mother.
Who are these people?
Hey Finger Print. Thanks so much for checking out this short clip. We hope you will have the chance to check out season 10 of the show soon once it launches in your area. Each episode tells a unique story so you can expect to see a different person appear in each episode. If you are unafamiliar with some of these famous faces then click here to review countless other clips form past episodes that you may enjoy: - ruclips.net/p/PL0xuz8BBkD4gm8NBVH8ga1elIoAkBjL-q. Enjoy the weekend and the festive season too! ☃️❤️🎄
He is a one sider
I wish i would see a pic of my great great grandfather and hes wife which i do not know her name
Всегда удивлялся, как можно не знать историю своей семьи и своих дедушек и бабушек.
I was adopted. I'm obvioiusly a white girl and when I did my DNA I'm mixed. I did an ancestry search and I can't find that relative. I was told I had native american in me but I don't have one drop. I'm swiss and Nigerian and congo. Maybe one day I'll see who it was.
One look at my mothers great grandfather and her uncle there's no denying that he was one of Abraham Lincoln's children. My family history falls all into line. And it wasn't a secret. Sadly, there's no way to prove but it would be nice to be 100% sure
No one is 83 years old and alive and well son
Why can't you do a episode on an ordinary person? Not a famous or infamous person.
Hi Par . Thanks for checking this fantastic highlights reel from past seasons. We understand why you would like to see memorable stories from all walks of life featured in the show. This years season 10 contains 3 separate segments sourced from public submissions. We would recommend checking out the PBS website here so you can learn about future scheduling and how to catch up on anytime you might have missed: www.pbs.org/weta/finding-your-roots/watch/seasons/season-10. Thanks again and enjoy the weekend to come!
Weird how several of these are grandparents… I’d say you need to go to great great to be an “ancestor”
Bummer that celebrity people are thr only ones that get this done.
I've honestly always wanted to know if I had living white relatives.
I heard my great great great grandfather was white and I still have white relatives living.
Thanks for sharing, @StickMan. Perhaps you may find these tips helpful finding out more about your family connections here: support.ancestry.com/s/article/Finding-Biological-Family
Seriously who cares who these people are related to. Pure bs entertainment. This guy is a sham.
How the f..k people don't know their grandparents? I understand 3,4 generations back but grandparents??? Come one now...
Who are these people?