Did King Tut and Cleopatra have a relationship?

No, its impossible. She was the last pharaoh of Egypt, and he wasn't. Do I think it would have been cool if they did cross paths, sure why not? But look at the dates of their births and deaths and you will understand why this is physically impossible. -Cleopatra: Born: 69 BC. Died: August 12, 30 BC. -King Tut: Born: 1341 BC. read more

Tut’s only offspring were two stillborn daughters, so no descendants from him or his wife Ankhesenamun, who had no offspring after Tut’s death. Cleopatra was Greek and the descent of Alexander the Great’s general Ptolemy I. Tut had no relation to Ptolemy, therefore he had no relationship to Cleopatra. read more

If Cleopatra VII was the famous Cleopatra, of the time of Julius Ceasar, etc. they would have been very distantly related. The Egyptian royalty was very incestuous, even brothers and sisters married to keep the royal blood all in the family. But there was a very long period of time between them. read more

Cleopatra was not related to King Tut. Cleopatra and King Tut ruled as pharaohs of Egypt, but the relationship ended there. King Tut lived 1,300 years before Cleopatra. In comparison, the United States is less than 250 years old. Additionally, Cleopatra came from Macedonian Greek descent, while Pharaoh Tutankhamen was a native Egyptian. 42. read more