Cara Gee
Gee in 2020, photo by kathclick/Bigstock.com
Place of Birth: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Ethnicity: Ojibwe
Cara Gree is a Canadian First Nations actress. Among her roles are the films The Call of the Wild (2020) and Empire of Dirt, and the show The Expanse.
Cara was born in Calgary, Alberta and raised in Bobcaygeon, Ontario. She is Ojibwe.
Cara is married to actor and producer Richard de Klerk.
Anyways, I found some information about her husband’s family (Richard de Klerk). He is from Vancouver and his father, Gerardus (Gerry) de Klerk is a Dutch businessman, and his mother is named “Irene Nelson”, presumably of Anglo/Irish ancestry.
https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/courier-archive/news/west-vancouver-couple-claim-they-were-duped-out-of-millions-by-film-company-head-3057654
She probably has Scottish and/or Irish ancestry too considering her surname (a variant of McGee/MacGee) and her look.
She may, but then against she may not. For a lot of us (I’m speaking in the sense of a lot of us ethnic minorities in North America), surnames were adopted centuries ago and have no genetic connection to us; I know that mine doesn’t.
I doubt she is fully Ojibwe.
Judging from her appearance I also highly doubt that she is fully Ojibwe, and probably has a significant amount of European heritage,. But she only identifies as being “Ojibwe”. But this isn’t that uncommon. Lots of people claim/identify as being First Nations/Indigenous, but they have large amounts of European ancestry.