What does Catholic teaching/theology say about familial relations in hell?

This post was triggered by the statement below in History of religion in the Netherlands | Wikipedia : > Later, In addition to successful sermons, there are failures such as > the refusal of the heathen Frisian king Radboud to be baptized by > Wulfram, because he would get to heaven by repenting; Radboud chose an > afterlife with his ancestors who according Wulfram were in hell. What does Catholic teaching/theology say, perhaps with scriptural support, about familial relations in hell? Will the presence of those who were family members on earth aggravate or alleviate the sufferings of other family members in hell? *If I were condemned to hell and God forbid, I met dad, mom, and my brothers and sister, i.e., people I loved on earth, will this give me any kind of comfort? Will I be "happy" to be with them and they with me? Will we "enjoy" each other's company?*