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HENRY BEAUCHAMP and JULIA MORISTON in OUTLANDER: BLOOD OF MY BLOOD

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Outlander and Outlander: Blood of my Blood main couples

Caitríona Balfe and Sam Heughan as Claire and Jamie Fraser

Hermione Corfield and Jeremy Irvine as Julia and Henry Beauchamp

Sophie Skelton and Richard Rankin as Brianna and Roger MacKenzie

Harriet Slater and Jamie Roy as Ellen and Brian Fraser

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I continue to paint portraits of Outlander: Blood of My Blood. This time is Jeremy Irvine as Henry Beauchamp. ✨️ Have I mentioned (how many times?) that I'm really looking forward to this season? I'm so excited to see the story of Jamie and Claire's parents. I like the cast a lot. . P.S. I have not painted portraits more than 4 months 😶

[melaniekatewrites]

Outlander: Blood of My Blood

Ellen Mackenize x Brian Fraser

Henry Beauchamp x Julia Moriston

Photos from Entertainment Weekly

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Okay, so these artworks are called

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Life if beautiful.

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I’ve seen some fans complaining about this, but the whole Mercy-Henry-John-Claire thing was actually good?? Like, that scene of John and Claire talking in the coach was so good (and Cait and David were amazing!). Especially as far as John’s character goes. I didn’t think they’d risk John’s ever-righteous reputation by having him be so blatantly hypocritical on screen but hey!! And it’s good because it actually adds layers to his character. There’s a lot to unpack there, I’ll probably write another post dissecting it when I have time because it was a really interesting and nuanced scene.

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¡Precaución! Spoilers de Time Princess: ¿Has visto a Claudia?

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i've decided to call you my hope. without you, i am adrift.

HENRY BEAUCHAMP and JULIA MORISTON in OUTLANDER: BLOOD OF MY BLOOD

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Sam Heughan as James 'Jamie' Alexander Malcolm MacKenzie Fraser

Jamie Roy as Brian Robert David Fraser

Jeremy Irvine as Henry Montmorency Beauchamp

Richard Rankin as Roger Wakefield MacKenzie

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OMG you’re famous now, congrats!

Nothing hits like "romantic couple and a third guy who's not dating either of them but is definitely a part of this dynamic"

[thedudleywomen]

ON THIS DAY - 21 October 1554

On This Day (21 Oct) in 1554, John Dudley, 2nd Earl of Warwick, son of John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland, died at Penshurst Place, Kent - the home of his brother-in-law Henry Sidney.

John became his father's heir on the death of his eldest brother Henry in 1544, and adopted the title of 'Viscount Lisle' in 1547, on his father's promotion to the Earldom of Warwick. As his father's profile rose within the regency of Edward VI, initially as part of the regency council and later assuming the role of Lord President in Oct 1549, John and his brothers also participated in court events.

In May 1550, he was married to Anne Seymour, the eldest daughter of Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset and the supplanted Lord Protector, in an attempted ally-ship between the two families. During his imprisonment, Anne was known to have been given permission to visit her husband at the Tower of London; the first of these visits appears to have taken place in Sep 1553, alongside the wives of Ambrose (Elizabeth Tailboys) and Robert (Amy Robsart).

John had been arrested on 20 Jul 1553, alongside his father and brothers Ambrose and Harry at Cambridge; they had been heading towards Mary's stronghold of Framlingham Castle, when news reached them of the Privy Council's abandonment of support for the claim of Lady Jane Grey. Subsequently, John's father proclaimed Mary as "Queen of England" before surrendering to her supporters.

On his return to London, John was held within the Tower of London, in the Beauchamp Tower, along with his brothers Ambrose, Robert, Guildford and Harry, whilst their father was held separately within St Thomas's Tower. It was during his period of imprisonment that John carved (or perhaps commissioned) the infamous graffiti, with his name and the 'Warwick' emblem of bear and staff being depicted in the centre, surrounded by flowers representing his brothers (Ambrose-rose; Robert-robur/oak; Guildford-gillyflowers; Harry-honeysuckle).

Alongside his father and Elizabeth Brooke, Marquess of Northampton (wife of William Parr, and alleged architect of the marriage of John's brother Guildford Dudley to Lady Jane Grey in Jun 1553), John appeared at Westminster Hall on 18 Aug 1553. John pleaded guilty to the charges of high treason put to him, in contrast to the others; they were all found guilty and condemned to death. Whilst his father was executed on Tower Hill 4 days later, John was continued to be imprisoned with no execution date set.

On 11 Oct 1554, John (along with brothers Robert and Harry) were released from the Tower; this appears to have been as a result of negotiations and alliances made by his mother Jane Guildford, Duchess of Northumberland, and Henry Sidney, brother of his eldest sister Mary, within the new Marion court, including with the new king consort Prince Philip II of Spain. Ill and weak, he travelled south of London to Penshurst Place, where his sister Mary was 8 months pregnant; he died on 21 Oct, only 3 days after arriving at Penshurst, leaving his young wife Anne a widow.

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Sassenachs, get your handkerchiefs ready because STARZ has just gifted us something truly worthy of Lallybroch to celebrate Outlander Day in the best possible way! The streaming service has released brand-new photos from Outlander: Blood of My Blood and The Gathering, along with three exclusive sneak peeks of The Gathering. All of this will drop on June 1 on the official STARZ YouTube channel and the STARZ app, in honor of World Outlander Day—the day we raise our whisky (or Scottish tea) and toast Slàinte mhath to the Fraser universe. Ready?

Here we go!

The Gathering: Past, Present, and Future of the Frasers Collide

In The Gathering, STARZ achieves the unimaginable: bringing together the casts of Outlanderand its prequel Blood of My Blood for the very first time in an intimate, emotional, and deeply revealing tribute to the legacy of the last 11 years. The special features interviews with executive producers and cast members from both series as they reflect on what ties these stories together: love, lineage, and the unbreakable bonds between the Frasers, MacKenzies, and Beauchamps.

Top Row: Sally Messham, Conor MacNeill, Diarmaid Murtagh, Sara Vickers, Sadhbh Malin, Charles Vandervaart, Izzy Meikle-Small, Caitlin O’Ryan, Paul Gorman, Second Row: Matthew B. Roberts, Séamus McLean-Ross, Sam Retford, Rory Alexander, Tony Curran, David Berry, John Bell, Lauren Lyle, Maril Davis Front Row: Jeremy Irvine, Hermione Corfield, Harriet Slater, Jamie Roy, Caitríona Balfe, Sam Heughan, Sophie Skelton, Richard Rankin. Courtesy of STARZ

And if you’re already feeling emotional, brace yourself—because the three sneak peeks released are pure magic:

In the first clip, we get to know Ellen MacKenzie, Jamie Fraser’s mother, and her fierce, tender spirit. Her strength and grace echo unmistakably in Brianna, her granddaughter—it’s as if emotional DNA is a Fraser family trait. The second clip introduces Julia Beauchamp, Claire’s mother, whose sharp intellect and boundless compassion leave a lasting impression. Watching her feels like reuniting with the Claire we met all the way back in Season 1. The third sneak peek is all about what it means to belong to the Fraser clan: the sacrifices, the deep emotional ties, and the beauty of a family that keeps moving forward through time and turmoil.

Blood of My Blood: Where Eternal Love Begins

The new photos from Outlander: Blood of My Blood are a visual love letter to the past, showcasing the epic romances of Ellen and Brian Fraser—and Julia and Henry Beauchamp—with breathtaking cinematography. The Scottish landscapes, the period costumes, the palpable chemistry between the new leads… it all promises a series as rich and soul-stirring as the original. Each frame carries a melancholic elegance, whispering that this story began long before Claire ever touched the stones.

The teaser includes a haunting quote taken directly from Diana Gabaldon’s books: “If my last words are not I love you, it’s because I didn’t have time.” And just when you think you can’t take any more, we get a glimpse of Jamie delicately kissing Claire’s hand with the tenderness of a man who knows time is his enemy, but love is eternal. It’s only a few seconds long—but it’s everything Outlander has ever been.

Outlander hasn’t just given us an epic story of love, time, and family. It’s shown us that roots run deep, that bonds are unbreakable, and that even goodbyes can be a form of everlasting love.

So this Outlander Day, celebrate with a rewatch, with your best friends, with a glass of whisky—or just by rereading your favorite quotes. Because Jamie and Claire, Ellen and Brian, Julia and Henry… they’re never truly gone.

Slàinte, Sassenachs. The journey continues.

The Gathering drops June 1 at 7 pm ET on the STARZ YouTube channel and the STARZ app.

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The link no longer works but the paper can be found here or here (the last link goes directly to the pdf).

“Sigismund’s visit to England began in English-held Calais on 16th April 1416, when he was met by a large and prestigious reception party, including Richard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick, who was then Captain of Calais Castle. On crossing the channel a few days later, Sigismund made his triumphal progress to London, greeted by more prestigious personages along the route. First by the king’s youngest brother, the Duke of Gloucester, then by Archbishop Chichele in Canterbury, followed by the Dukes of Bedford and Clarence, before finally being met by the Lord Mayor of London. Sigismund was given use of the royal chambers at Westminster Palace, while Henry moved over to the palace of the Archbishop of Canterbury across the river in Lambeth. From the palace Sigismund would have been within walking distance of the abbey, where he would have been able to inspect the tomb of his younger sister (Figs. 5. & 6.).”

– from this article (link is a pdf)

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Their love is a beacon that carries them through the dark. Experience Julia Moriston and Henry Beauchamp's story in Outlander: Blood of My Blood premiering August 8 on STARZ.

Posted 16 April 2025