Camila Alves
Alves in 2011, Featureflash / Shutterstock.com
Place of Birth: Itambacuri, Minas Gerais, Brazil
Date of Birth: 28 January, 1982
Ethnicity: Brazilian [Portuguese, African, possibly other]
Camila Alves is a Brazilian and American model and designer. She is married to actor Matthew McConaughey, with whom she has three children.
I can’t believe the lying going on here. There is no way she is half black and half white. Maybe triracial, but I doubt she has a very high African percentage. Maybe a quarter.
@blahby No she looks about half African to me. She is actually darker than half African Meghan Markle Prince Harrys wife. Your post makes it seem like a bad thing to be part African.
“about half African” LMFAO. Meghan Markle is hardly “half African” too.
There’s a pic of her dad on Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamcamilaalves/status/1008773750030942209
He looks mostly or entirely Portuguese.
Her mother is multiracial.
One of her grandmothers: https://www.southernliving.com/mothers-day/camila-alves-mcconaughey-power-of-women
maternal?
@Andrew Meghan Markles mom is black not biracial. Meghan is about half African.
Yes, not biracial but she surely has a solid % of European admixture.
Not everyone in Brazil has indigenous admixture. Many are just African and European admixtures. They can look like anything.
I highly doubt that she is half black. She looks like a typical parda Brazilian woman who is 62% European, 29% African and 13% Amerindian. And also Megan is difficult half black. But like 35% my suggestion. I was seeing the DNA ancestry of biracials in America, half black and white. Most did not have 50% black. They were more European genetically than African.
Ironically Megan Markle stated to have been mistaken for Brazilian.
She looks Indian. Afro. Arab. All together. She has not been very favored in her mix. Your children either. It is very clear that her mixture of dark races is stronger than the white race of her husband, although the children were slightly softened in their skin color.
The kids look white to me. Thats mostly what their genetic makeup is anyway.
@angiemorton Indian is not a race its and admixture