No one can deny that the 90s was a golden age of cartoons. We all have fond memories of watching cartoons like Mickey Mouse, Aladdin, Chip and Dale, The Tom and Jerry Show, and ofcourse, Donald Duck among many others. Ah, I miss them! But frankly, I just can't get over the ill-tempered Donald Duck!

Ever wondered from where Louie, Huey and Dewey came from? Who their parents were? Read on to know the answer.

In 1934, Walt Disney introduced the world to Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse’s lovable but ill-tempered friend. After three years, comic artist Al Taliaferro created three nephews for Donald: Huey, Dewey and Louie. In the trio's comic debut, Donald received a letter from his cousin Della, saying:

Donald welcomed his nephews with open arms, but what about their parents? Who were they? As mentioned in the letter, their dear old dad was sent to the hospital after a firework exploded under his chair (a firework placed there by his own sons: Huey, Dewey, and Louie).

This was the last anyone really heard about their dad.

Take a look at their family tree: