Ryan Destiny
Birth Name: Ryan Destiny Irons
Place of Birth: Detroit, Michigan, U.S.
Date of Birth: January 8, 1995
Ethnicity:
*75% African-American
*25% Irish
Ryan Destiny is an American singer, actress, and songwriter. She is known for her roles on the television series Star, as Alexandra Crane, and Grown-ish, and in the film A Girl Like Grace.
Ryan is the daughter of Dawn (Wright) and Deron Irons. Her father is African-American. Her mother is biracial, of European and African-American ancestry.
Referring to her ethnicity, Ryan has said:
African American, though my grandmother is white(Irish) so that[‘]s about 25% in me
A video of Ryan’s grandmother can be seen here.
Source: https://twitter.com
Ryan’s Destiny’s white grandmother https://www.instagram.com/p/BHAgSdhTARb/
This can’t be right i remember hearing her mom was blasian dad was black where this 25% European come from.
No, her mom is half white and I saw a picture of her white grandmother and she looks like her just with darker skin!
Well goes to show that mixed race people can look like anything in the world.
I honestly can’t believe Ryan is biracial,even though she’s a 75/25,she looks like a full blown dark skinned black woman.She would not stand out in west Africa,a lot of Nigerian women look like her,which is why I initially thought she was half west African and half African american but never would I have mistaken her for a biracial
Bi racial?? I’d say she’s mixed since she’s only a quarter European. And yes, mixed people can be brown, tan or even white passing. Genetics can surprise us
But I think she identifies with her black side more so than saying she’s bi racial
I wouldn’t consider someone a quarter something else biracial if they majority African blooded.
She’s very likely more than 25% European, given the fact that her dad is African American. She’s probably in the high 60% range.
“CORRECTION” Parents name is Dawn (Wright) Irons and Deron Irons
Put Brittany o Grady,she’s half African half Irish.She starred on the same show as
She’s already on here