What was Tonks and Lupin's news?

Lupin, played in the films by David Thewlis, was murdered in the battle by Death Eater Antonin Dolohov, while Tonks was killed by Bellatrix Lestrange, leaving their son, Teddy, an orphan. Lupin's death is a sore spot for many fans, who fell in love with the werewolf, nicknamed Moony.

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What Hogwarts house is Victoire Weasley in?

Victoire Weasley
Biographical information
Affiliation
House	Gryfindor
Loyalty	Weasley family Delacour family Prewett family

Does Cho Chang get married? J. K. Rowling revealed that Cho married a Muggle during a Q&A session following a reading in New Orleans as part of her tour of U.S. schools.

Did Tonks love Harry?

Of course no! Tonks was older than Harry and besides, she was in love with Harry. Many Honks shippers say that she did in fact have a crush on Harry. Why was Cedric Diggory in Hufflepuff? “Cedric was a person who exemplified many of the qualities that distinguish Hufflepuff house,” Dumbledore continued. “He was a good and loyal friend, a hard worker, he valued fair play.” All of those are consistent with the portrayal of Cedric in the canon, hence, he was well suited in Hufflepuff.

Can you date Tonks in Hogwarts mystery?

Tonks will consider it a perfect first date spot. You can choose to agree or disagree with her, but either way, the outcome will pretty much be the same. Who was Teddy Lupin kissing?

Teddy Lupin was kissing Victoire

It wasn't long before it became clear that Victoire ('Our Victoire! Our cousin! ') must be one of Bill and Fleur's children. This was later confirmed by J.K. Rowling, and that Victoire was one of three siblings, the others being Dominique and Louis Weasley.

Was Bill Weasley a werewolf?

Bill did not become a werewolf but did develop a liking for very rare steaks. It was his injuries that finally convinced his mother that Fleur was the right choice for him. Who married Neville Longbottom? Neville Longbottom/Spouse

Is Andromeda Black?

Ancient writers, all of whom preceded the artists who interpreted Andromeda as they saw fit, asserted that the princess was black. Petrarch, writing in the fourteenth century, described Andromeda as the 'virgine bruna', and was not alone in commenting on the colour of her skin.