"You have to have double blue parents, and a spouse with double blue parents, to get 100% blue-eyed kids, right?"
No, brown-eyed parents with brown-eyed grandparents can have 100% blue-eyed kids --- blue being recessive.
Note, this is POSSIBLE. Just not likely:
Bb + Bb =
BB
Bb
bB
bb
1/4 chance of blue eyes.
What I meant was, you'd have to be second generation double-blue for this article to be accurate, right?
Otherwise, a kid with brown eyes could just be a recessive trait, not proof of infidelity?
My sister (gray eyes) and her hubby (blue) have 4 children, 3 blue-eyed, 1 green-eyed. Her inlaws are both brown-eyed.