(August 12, 1762-June 26, 1830)
Regent of England (1811-1820); King of England (1820-1830)
Son of King George III
Married to Queen Caroline

He was basically a total loser (so were his brothers).
He was known for drinking, eating and carousing.
He grew very fat as he got older.
He did not get along with his father.
He married a widow, Maria Fitzherbert, but the marriage was illegal since she was Catholic.
He later married a cousin, Caroline of Brunswick, to help settle his debts.
He and Caroline hated each other.
He would not let Caroline visit their daughter, Charlotte.

He became Regent when his father went insane and couldn't rule.
His daughter died before him, leaving him without an heir.
He was portrayed by Rupert Everett in the film 'The Madness of King George.'

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