House: Slytherin | 5th Year Birthday: February 22 Lineage: Halfblood Height: 6’2 Ethnicity: British/Irish Older Siblings: Rhaena and Lucerys Umbridge.

(Just to clarify—Dolores Umbridge is not related to him at all! LOL. I originally made him as a villain and picked that last name, but later changed his story.)

Quinn Umbridge is the youngest son of Queen Alysandra (Stuart) and King Consort Malcolm Umbridge. His father, a former Slytherin at Hogwarts, was a renowned wizard known for his frequent ventures into the Muggle world. It was during one of these journeys that he encountered Princess Alysandra, and their meeting blossomed into a deep and fateful romance.

Choosing love over his ties to the Wizarding World, Malcolm left behind his former life to be with Alysandra, embracing a new path within the royal court. Together, they built a family, raising three children. Among them, Quinn is the youngest, yet uniquely shaped by the legacies of both his magical and royal heritage.

Born into both the grandeur of royalty and the mystique of wizardry, Quinn Umbridge has always lived between two worlds. At just three years old, he was named the Duke of Albany, a title that foreshadowed the weight of responsibility he would one day carry.

From the beginning, Quinn excelled. Whether it was fencing, horseback riding, singing, or mastering courtly etiquette, he seemed to possess an innate talent for everything he touched. He was a natural rider, fearlessly galloping through the royal estates before most children his age had even learned to balance on a broomstick. By thirteen, he had already made a name for himself as an apprentice jockey, winning races and accumulating trophies that only added to his reputation as the golden child of the monarchy.

But Quinn was more than an exceptional athlete or a model prince—he was also a wizard.

Unlike many young witches and wizards, Quinn never experienced a sudden revelation that magic was part of who he was. He had always known. His father made certain of that.

Malcolm began privately teaching Quinn about magic from an early age, introducing him to wandwork, magical theory, history, and the traditions of the Wizarding World. His education, however, extended far beyond magic. As the future King, Quinn was also expected to master diplomacy, politics, languages, military history, court etiquette, and the countless responsibilities that came with the crown.

For most of his childhood, Quinn was therefore homeschooled.

His father taught him magic while the royal tutors prepared him for the throne. It was an unusual education, but one that allowed the monarchy to keep the Crown Prince close while ensuring he was prepared for both halves of his inheritance.

Quinn never resented his magical heritage. If anything, he loved it. But he understood from an early age that being a wizard and being the future King of England were not necessarily easy roles to reconcile.

His older brother, Lucerys, had already chosen his own path. After discovering where his heart truly belonged, Lucerys stepped away from the expectations of the crown and embraced the Wizarding World fully, effectively leaving Quinn as the heir to the throne.

With Lucerys’ departure, the weight of succession became far more immediate.

Quinn was no longer simply a prince being prepared for adulthood.

He was being prepared to become King.

For years, he accepted that future without question. He attended royal functions, trained with his father, studied under private tutors, and fulfilled every expectation placed upon him. He rarely questioned the life that had been chosen for him.

Until Hogwarts became an option.