Today I Learned that those 2 French Plastic Surgery Twins had a Black American Grandfather and were descendants of a Noble Family

[BlackMajik]

This kinda blew my mind

Ok some of you may not have ever seen these 2 but I remember seeing them and always thought that they looked weird as hell with that plastic surgery. Their names were Igor and Grichka Bogdanoff (Igor died in 2022 & Grichka died in 2021).

Well apparently their grandmother was a Czech Countess named Bertha Kolowrat-Krakowská (1890-1982)

Bertha Kolowrat-Krakowská belonged to the noble Kolowrat family of Bohemia and was married to Count Hieronymus Colloredo-Mannsfeld

But get this, while she was married she had an affair with the Black American Tenor Roland Hayes who blew her back out and got her pregnant!

They had a baby girl who was the mother of those weird ass twins.


This caused Countess Bertha to forfeit access to her four elder children, to her palatial homes in Berlin and Prague, and also her reputation in European society.


She went on to raise their daughter Maria and eventually went on to raise her Twin Grandsons in her Southern France Palace.

Spoiler: Eww plastic surgery

 

[Collateral]

This must be a pro-pawgin thread in disguise because I don’t see the point of this story

 

[BlackMajik]

This must be a pro-pawgin thread in disguise because I don’t see the point of this story

Are you dumb or something???

The point is I would've never guessed that those twins were part black at all

Use your damn brain

 

[Whore D'oeuvres]

I woulda blown out they granny back too

 

[Collateral]

Are you dumb or something???

The point is I would've never guessed that those twins were part black at all

Use your damn brain

It’s an interesting story but doesn’t have any significance. Are we supposed to celebrate that those weirdos had a black grandfather? Their grandmother had to give up everything and was basically considered as a disgrace to everyone because she got knocked up by a nikka, respectfully.

 

[levitate]

WHO!?!?!?

 

[levitate]

Oh and raw. She’s cute as fukk in the face.

 

[Blown Moon]

I have a feeling I’m going to impress someone with this knowledge years from now. Just like I did recently with Alexander Pushkin.

 

[315]

Where would we know these two?

 

[BlackMajik]

I have a feeling I’m going to impress someone with this knowledge years from now. Just like I did recently with Alexander Pushkin.

Oh yea his great-grandfather was Gannibal

 

[I Really Mean It]

Oh and raw. She’s cute as fukk in the face.

 

[skylove4]

This kinda blew my mind

Ok some of you may not have ever seen these 2 but I remember seeing them and always thought that they looked weird as hell with that plastic surgery. Their names were Igor and Grichka Bogdanoff (Igor died in 2022 & Grichka died in 2021).

Well apparently their grandmother was a Czech Countess named Bertha Kolowrat-Krakowská (1890-1982)

Bertha Kolowrat-Krakowská belonged to the noble Kolowrat family of Bohemia and was married to Count Hieronymus Colloredo-Mannsfeld

But get this, while she was married she had an affair with the Black American Tenor Roland Hayes who blew her back out and got her pregnant!

They had a baby girl who was the mother of those weird ass twins.


This caused Countess Bertha to forfeit access to her four elder children, to her palatial homes in Berlin and Prague, and also her reputation in European society.


She went on to raise their daughter Maria and eventually went on to raise her Twin Grandsons in her Southern France Palace.

Spoiler: Eww plastic surgery

Let me open that spoiler and see the pic…

 

[skylove4]

Oh and raw. She’s cute as fukk in the face.

I bet she had a ole wolf p*ssy

 

[Coco Loco]

The before pics

Spoiler

Them with their mom

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

Are you dumb or something???

The point is I would've never guessed that those twins were part black at all

Use your damn brain

Ironically, regardless of the affair, had they had different parentage they still would have been black. How? Because the original bohemians were black anyway and didn't get phased out until I want to say the 1800s. There used to be a really good website i used to visit that explained the black origins of Europe and went into detail over the bohemians of what we now call the Czech republic. I wish I could find that website.