Much more recently, a team of researchers at St George’s, University of London, countered that George III’s madness was not caused by porphyria but was simply a version of severe mental illness.

Aging King George III (Nigel Hawthorne) of England is exhibiting signs of madness, a problem little understood in 1788.

The 'Bridgerton' spinoff explores unanswered questions about Queen Charlotte's racial identity and King George III's mental health.

In Shonda Rhimes’s Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, a royal romance takes center stage: that of Queen Charlotte and King George. (Warning: many spoilers to follow.) In the show, the couple ...

Are we meant to sympathize with George Mullen? This is largely a rhetorical question, as the answer is obviously yes, or else you don’t ask legendary actor Robert De Niro to play the character ...

A play combining the fascinating epoch of England’s King George III with the shrewd and intelligent eye of playwright Alan Bennett is incredibly alluring. Bennett, who won the Tony Award for Best Play ...

Prince George will be front and center at his grandfather’s coronation. George, 9, the eldest grandchild of King Charles III, will serve as a page of honour for Charles when he is crowned on May 6.

After being signed in Philadelphia on the fourth, the document made its way to George Washington‘s headquarters at 1 Broadway in New York City.

The provision harks back to the 18th-century Regency period and the so-called madness of King George III, who had acute porphyria, which brought on hallucinations, nausea and pain.

Almost certainly, King Charles III will be a different monarch from his long-serving mother Queen Elizabeth II. And, at 73, his reign will be shorter.

The 'Bridgerton' spinoff explores unanswered questions about Queen Charlotte's racial identity and King George III's mental health.