Ruth Madeley Discovers Family Secret on Who Do You Think You Are

Ruth Madeley was very emotional after finding a big family secret on Thursday's episode.

The team found out that Ruth's grandma Beatrice was adopted. Ruth's dad, Geoff, did not know this or about their family.

Ruth and her family wanted to know more about Beatrice's biological parents and family.

The team used detective work to find out about Beatrice's family, which had links to London and Manchester.

Ruth found out her great-grandmother's name was Adelaide Osborne. Adelaide had Beatrice in a hospital.

Ruth was emotional after finding out the family secret on Thursday's episode.

Ruth wanted to tell her dad the news, but he had another surprise - he knew Adelaide already.

Geoff remembered Adelaide as a friend of his grandma. Adelaide was around often and his mum buried her when she died.

Ruth met a professor to learn more about Adelaide. The professor said Adelaide and Ruth's great-granny had similar upbringings.

Ruth saw Adelaide's will, which left everything to Beatrice. The team found the family of the man who handled the will.

Ruth met the family, who said Adelaide worked for them and took care of their child. They gave Ruth photos of Adelaide.

Ruth's dad was shocked after finding out the family secret.

At the end of the episode, Ruth visited a cemetery in Manchester and paid her respects to her great-grandmas.

Ruth laid flowers and broke down in tears, saying she is proud of her family and grateful for the experience.

Viewers were moved by the episode and praised the show on Twitter.

One viewer said the episode was interesting and moving, with a great story.

Another viewer enjoyed the episode, saying it was a normal story with extraordinary things happening.

A viewer wrote that the episode was moving, with great detective work and a satisfying story.

A show watcher added that they enjoyed the episode, which was interesting and pieced together like a puzzle.

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