Issue
Together the couple had 7 children:
| Name | Birth | Death | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Auguste Caroline Friederike Luise | 3 December 1764 | 27 September 1788 | married 1780, Friedrich III, Duke of Württemberg; had issue |
| Karl Georg August | 8 February 1766 | 20 September 1806 | married 1790, Frederika Luise Wilhelmine, Princess of Orange-Nassau; no issue |
| Caroline Amalie Elisabeth | 17 May 1768 | 7 August 1821 | married 1795, George IV of the United Kingdom; had issue |
| Georg Wilhelm Christian | 27 June 1769 | 16 September 1811 | Declared an invalid; Excluded from line of succession |
| August | 18 August 1770 | 18 December 1822 | Declared an invalid; Excluded from line of succession |
| Friedrich Wilhelm | 9 October 1771 | 16 June 1815 | married 1802, Marie Elisabeth Wilhelmine, Princess of Baden; had issue |
| Amelie Karoline Dorothea Luise | 22 November 1772 | 2 April 1773 |
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