This Is Why Pepa Is The ONLY Madrigal With Red Hair!
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- Опубліковано 27 лис 2023
- This Is Why Pepa Is The ONLY Madrigal With Red Hair!
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A baby died their hair for creative expression?!?!
I was like…this video LITERALLY pointed out she was a red headed baby!
Yes
I was about to ask the same question
Hate to be there per son but
*dyed
@@ArtByDesign80same 💀
Latino families sometimes just come out w different colors. Hair and skin combos
are just a surprise for the parents like my parents had no idea me and my sisters would have green eyes
Yeah my sister is literally a blonde and I have very dark brown
uh...think someone might of been a little too friendly with the neighbors.@@Brujonejo
@@Prophetofthe8thLegion Nope. It's pretty common in some families. My family has a similar thing going on. My parents have black and light brown hair, my siblings ended up blonde and red headed (myself being the only one with darker hair).
These traits can all be found in my uncles, grandparents and great grandparents and we have all taken DNA tests (family tree research) and obviously all matched.
@@Kalani_Saiko Wow that’s kinda cool.
yes! i have a cousin on my mexican side with natural lighter red hair kinda like pepa’s, and everyone else are brunettes
My parents both have Hispanic backgrounds, my dad with more of a mexican one, and my mom with more of a spain spanish one, i have auburn-red hair and im so happy to see a hispanic character with natural red hair!
My parents don't have hispanic heritage, but it makes me happy there's a character that looks so more different than their bio-family! My mother is bi-racial, and my siblings all have either darker skin or darker hair or share traits with my father while I'm the only one with the lightest skin and hair shade. Seeing something like that being represented makes you feel less alone in a way.
I work at the Alamo so its fun when I can see what little Spanish traits I know about in movies.
Not sure how much it known outside of Texas, but the Alamo started out as 1 of the 5 Spanish missions, originally mission San Antonio de Vellero.
It got its long long used nickname from the first set of soldiers that used it as a makeshift fort due to their hometown back when we were still called New Spain.
I literally cried when I saw her, as a red headed latina
People when they find out there are white people in Latin America: 😧🤔
It’s crazy that people don’t understand the Americas were colonized by Europeans as if they didn’t have a single history lesson in school.
Exactly, the shock people have when you are white and say you are from a Latin country. People think the same about Brazil...
No, the actual shock seems to be when you tell people there are black ppl in Latin America. Latin people don't understand they're not all white, and there are a lot more people of African descent than in the U.S. I'm happy to see a Disney movie that acknowledges that fact, even taking the time to animate Afro textured hair
@@MrCrimsoneyedprince that sounds so odd to me tbh?? Mind you, im from brazil so black latinos have never been out of the usual for me (ofc, sadly racism/colorism is still a big issue here)
Genuinely question though, is that take in overall LatAm or just the united states? It just doesnt make Sense imho
Ikr? 😂😂😂😂😂
How did she dye it, if she was born with the red hair 😂😂😂😂 who made this video????
an idiot with an AI
I was about to say how did a new born dye their scalp
true, she was born a redhead but there are times where hair will darken during the growing years which could give the two possible scenarios where she either still has the same haircolor as when she was born or the second where her hair darkened to a brown and decided she wanted to be a redhead again.. most likely first scenario is the right one.
A.I.
By she he probably meant pepas mother, not that she dyed the baby's hair by dyed her own hair from red to Black
Video: *points out how she had red hair as a baby*
Also the video: maybe she dyed it for creative expression.
That’s what happens when AI writes your stuff
On top of that she is also ya know. White.
So white and with red hair. Like
@@mikaylamae190I’m white, am I not allowed to dye my hair red? Are we gate keeping the rangers now?
@@mikaylamae190? what does this even mean
@@Kim_Marie97girl make this make sense
Finally someone acknowledging that recessive exist and not blaming it as adoption or cheating 😭😭😭
No, no, the baby was just too creative
"That, or she could've dyed her hair for creative reception."
SECONDS AGO
"born with red hair.
My family is Native American, and on my Mother's side, a touch of auburn hair color does pop up. My maternal grandmother had an auburn tint to her dark brown hair. When I was younger, sun exposure showed a red tint to my brown hair, then later, black hair, all due to that great-great-great grandfather from Scotland.
Im native and it happens to me too. i love it in the sunlight. ive had many people ask if my hair was dyed
Oh, I guess that's beautiful to see
So that's what the color is. I had black hair until I let my hair grow out and now it has a red tint in my hair now, I'm also Diné (Navajo)
That recessive gene for red hair doesn't give up, lol.@@Peacexkeeper
There is also the theory that Vikings made it to North America and added to the gene pool of the already existing indigenous people. Over the centuries, the red hair gene kept moving westward. We already know that early tribes traveled and traded with each other.
@@vincentknws
Also fun fact. They’ve found every generation in villages a child or two would be born with red hair dating back to very long ago even before the Spaniards. Giving some indication of earlier trade routes they’re theorize (idk if it’s proven yet) dates back to possibly the seafarers of the ancient Mediterranean world.
There is a theory that the image of the mortal quetzlcoatl might have been a very lost viking.
Mestizos are part white - the only way a southern American or native person can have blonde hair is one of 2 ways - 1. Albinism 2. Being mixed with Europeans (but they aren't ready to admit that to themselves lol)
@@kazimirawolf I was referring to the stories passed down generations dating before colonization where certain villages had these traits that ranged back hundreds of years. Now obviously colonization has happened and all that but just wanted to share.
There is a theory that the Polynesians, not the Siberian-descended indigenous North Americans, were actually the first humans to colonize South America. Polynesians are descended from the same line as Melanesians, and their languages belong to the same family. Melanesians possess a unique, recessive blond trait that differs from European blond (which is co-dominant with brown). The mixture of this trait with the dominant black hair trait produces red hair. So if the indigenous peoples of Colombia had naturally occurring red hair prior to European contact, they most likely would've gotten it from a long-dormant Melanesian blond trait.
My Greek family were all blonde and green eyed, except for my grandmother. Sometimes, genetics are just funny like that.
Yeah hispanics/latinos tend to be very genetically diverse, even within the same family. They often carry recessive genes for blond, red, blue eyes, green eyes, skin color, etc. I turned out paler with red + brown hair while my siblings have darker tones and wavy hair. Our parents don't have these traits but clearly passed them down. It's always interesting to see how random the kids turn out lol
Biology Major: the recessive gene coding for red hair can actually be found in the family’s legacy tree - it’s a technique used to identify certain genetic diseases or phenotypic traits. So there is a possibility that one of the grandparents originally had red hair - which is why she has inherited. :)
Funny enough, families looking like that is not that weird here in Colombia. A friend of mine has a mom with red wavy hair, pale skin and freckles, her dad has dark straight hair and light brown skin, and she has beautiful dark wavy hair and brown skin. And my bestie has a mom with dark skin and green eyes and a dad with light brown skin and brown eyes, she has light skin with freckles and her eyes are green with another color mixed in. Usually it all starts to make more sense as you meet more family members ❤️
Mixity like that isn't rare in some islands too
They did their research well then.
That's because y'all have EUROPEAN heritage
@@kazimirawolf Well yeah, at least in Colombia we have three main heritages: the European (mostly Spanish), the native and the black, in our racial, cultural and linguistic heritage those are the ones that are more prominent. So it's normal for a family to look a little like the Madrigals. That's the point :3
@@kazimirawolf Yeah, many from Columbia do. They probably wanted to make a point to show Columbia’s diversity in their characters, which isnt a bad thing.
My dad is Puerto Rican, and his hair and skin are similar in color to Julieta, and my sibling and I came out with similar coloring to Pepa and Augustín (Mirabel's dad.)
I really appreciated seeing the diversity in the Madrigals' appearances- not only does their variation remind me of my own family, but it made me really happy to see someone who looked more like me alongside people who looked like my family, with nobody questioning her presence based on her appearance.
Honestly I loved the diversity in this movie as a white passing/mixed Puerto Rican.
My fathers parents both look white passing despite my grandmother (for sure, not sure about my grandfather) being born in PR. My father is the only child between the two before they separated and both went on to have more children with people who presented much more Hispanic. So while my nuclear family looks entirely white and my grandparents do to, all of my extended family are much more clearly ethnic. It’s always made me sad and makes me feel like an imposter/outsider to half of my family I’m glad that a movie like encanto exists to remind people that sometimes the European colonization comes out more so than in others
Agreed. Two of my older brothers have lighter traits and I have brown eyes, hair and skin
There are so many coloraos in Puerto Rico, my dad & sibling are 2 of them! I love how we can all have the same ethnicity while looking different. ❤
Yes! May dad as well, but he was dark with extremely dark eyes and black hair. Out of his children(7) only 2 have black hair, and only 3 have darker coloring. My oldest brother looks black, and most people assume he is, while my oldest sister is almost painfully white, with ash brown hair, and green eyes. They share the same parents, the same genetics. No one has ever questioned their parentage, and its actually not an issue in Puerto Rican families.
Oh I saw people questioning her appearance here in Brazil, when we shouldn't. I mean Brazil is pretty diverse too and we see those mixes all the time, I guess the one who questioned didn't paid attention to Biology class about genetics. 🤷
Red hair can also just pop up in families randomly. It's a mutation. It's not as common to just pop up, but it can.
I'd like to think it's the first one since she was BORN with it.
That baby was very creative.
Her son Camilo Also has red hair, it's just dark. Dolores also has a faint red tint to her hair.
@Brun0ROBLOXhis hair definitely does have some red tint, it only mostly looks brown because of lightning and probably because he also has a mixture of red and brown hair
I am a natural red head and I have both brown and red hair, and my red hair is mostly only visible in direct light
I'm Black (the skin tone of singer Kelly Rowland, for reference) and I have natural auburn hair. My mother ALSO has this color, but her hair is actually a few shades _lighter_ than mine, although it's going grey now.
I was just about to say that most people have this as well as black people. I don't, but my grandmother did and so did my uncle, her son.
When you let A.I type and talk for you.. that last sentence.
My mom is Cuban and all her brothers and sisters are brunettes but my mom is a red head just like Peppa
Actually, Camilo also has red hair. It sees in his design, in the dining room mural and in the official book, but the sun and the animation make his hair looks brown, Pepa too, they make her look with a darker hair color than it really is.
That’s how red hair works. The color changes depending on the surroundings and lighting. It can look almost blonde in sunlight but chocolate brown inside.
Common with red hair because it’s a coexpressive trait. Meaning if more than one red hair gene is paired with brown or blonde genes it can create shades of red like strawberry blonde, auburn, strawberry brunette and black with strong red highlights (: ! Camilo has auburn hair and papas is strawberry blonde.
I have brown hair but on the lighting it has traits of red hair here and there. Once I took a photo and my hair was purely red.
@@Linds-oz1oz Yep. My father had strawberry blond hair like Pepa but none of his kids with my mom are redheads. Mine was ash blonde but got darker as I got older, and I do have a few orange strands here and there -- it's more "bronze" than anything, haha.
His hair could have changed with age too. When my brother was born he was a white-blonde but now he has dark hair.
“Alright let’s deliver a baby…”
*The baby* - Y’all hold up I’m just trying this new colour - gotta look good for the delivery room ~ 💅
The Encanto team has regularly brought up that they were trying to show the wide variety of what Latine people can look like even within one family because a lot of (specifically white) people don’t realize that skin and hair is not the only part of race and ethnicity. I mean a lot of people don’t even realize a good chunk of Mexican people are indigenous because we’re barely taught indigenous people are still around!!! Let alone the fact that Latinas can have light skin and hair!!
That is true, I had a white friend who thought all hispanics are brown skin with black hair, I forgot how narrow their ethnic view is, I don't know how they came to thought that every ethnicity is just one solid color, that was crazy to me.
My sister’s dna results revealed a larger amount of indigious dna than our darker skin mother. We were like how the heck you have more indigenous than the rest of us??? You are more white skinned. We are still trying to figure out our dna and history. We were told we were Mexicans and native but that’s about it. We sure are shocked to see how diverse they can be in our family!!!
At this point, the great majority of us are as much (mostly) european descendant as we are indigenous, hence why someone can have dark or light skin and whatever eye or hair color. We're a genetic fruit salad.
Latino*** latine it’s a white people thing, nobody in Latinamerica calls themselves that because it’s a terms developed by white ppl
Yes, thank you!
Everyone asks where my son's red hair came from. I tell them "Scotland!" Lol
Ever seen Outlander?
@raerae1281 lol yes I have
@@Sp0on777 lol that reminds me of Jamie’s hair. He is one beautiful man.
@@Stardust_7273 agreed!
I mean yeah a lot of us Hispanics have some European genes in us still. My parent’s friend son has blue eyes and none of his family has blue eyes and they’re Mexican
That’s cool
Hispanics can be European entirely. In fact, Spaniards often are European only. They can also be black, entirely, coming from Equatorial Guinea, for example. And Asian (though rare), as in the Chinese and Korean communities of Mexico, Argentina, and Puerto Rico.
Hispanic means one thing and one thing only: Spanish colonial heritage. It does not relate to race, or to ancestry. (Though most Hispanics have Spanish ancestry.)
The nationality and culture this family represented has a huge variety in their gene pool and I’m so glad the movie used that ❤
I love this because not enough people realize you can be a POC and still have light skin/hair. I'm Native American and people assume all of us have dark hair and skin, but I've met more than a few of my people that are very pale skinned and have lighter brown hair.
Oh yes she dyed it a perfect shade of naturally occuring red back in the early 1900s Columbia in her isolated mountain village for 50 years. Incredibly plausible and not at all something that hair colorists still struggle to achieve here in the year 2023. That image of her as a baby was clearly an animation error. From disney, the 100 year old animation company who breaks ground every 3rd film in the field of animation. Good job, man, you sussed it out.
It’s true! I’m Colombian and I have a few folks in my family who have natural red, blonde, or ash blonde hair! Some of them have bright blue eyes too! It’s cause of all the European and middle eastern ancestry of the Colombian people. It’s so diverse there
In my family, we mostly have blond or brown haired babies, but my youngest two brothers both had red hair. The first time it happened, we were surprised but ultimately thought back to my maternal great grandmother Ruby, who was named Ruby because of how pretty her red hair was. When it happened again, my mom kept thinking it was strange and would use the story to laugh about with friends. One time she was retelling it, and my paternal grandfather said, “you know my mother had red hair too right?”
Which was something none of us knew! Turns out, she passed away before my dad or uncle could meet her, and all the photos of her were in black and white. So we have redheads on both sides of the family 😊
(Thank you for coming to my Ted talk.)
Bro literally pointed out she was a red headed baby and then said she dyed her hair 😭
One of my cousins has red hair and paler skin, despite being Hispanic, so I wouldn’t doubt that Pepa would have the same gene, even though she’s from Columbia and not Mexico.
I think the gene was either a factor of colonization from her ancestors, or a mutation like how blue eyes are technically a mutation.
Plus she could also just be albino
@@denkyuheddo1355albinoism is a lack of pigment all over the body. Even hair and eyes have no coloring in them if you're albino.
Seriously, someone with albinoism won't have an eye color, you straight up see the blood in their irises. It's pretty interesting
Why do people mix up "Colombia" and "Columbia" so much? The country is spelled "Colombia", while Columbia is the capital city of South Carolina 😂
@@declaracionespolemicas dawg it's a one letter difference like wym "why do people mix up", just because you actually know the difference doesn't mean you have to passively aggressive bash on people
@@callanightshade8079 not always
Albenism in humans often end up with blue eyes (so a little pigment)
And can even have like Light blond hair not white.
Still counts as Albinism tho!
Completle Lack of Pigmente is suprisingly rare with Humans for some reason?? Only skin.
Perhaps this could also explain why Quasimodo was a red head and has pale skin then his Roma mother. Either a mutation or someone in the family tree was a pale redhead.
Mans was deformed and had other issues so it isn't surprising he was also passed recessive genes - we also have no idea if his father was white or not so... That's up for assumption
Also he literally never left the belltower.. he may have darkened in the sub but he just never got any.
Well South Asians esp in the nothern regions do have pale skin and diverse hair and eye colours, and Roma people are indigenous to South Asia so it wouldn’t be surprising if they just are since it is part of their genetics, it doesn’t have to be on a family tree south Asians just can be born like that although it’s more likely if they had an ancestor with the same genes. I believe some of the regions Roma originated had a lot of people with hazel green/ amber eyes and light brown hair
@@kazimirawolfwe see his father at the very beginning of the movie. He looks roma. Black hair, dark eyes, and olive skin. But you’re right, he inherited a recessive deformity so it’s not a surprise that he got other recessive traits too.
I think he was just adopted...
Latinos are super diverse so its really fun to see them all represented in this family!! In my latino family there are unusual combinations of features like dark skin with green eyes and blonde hair! You see it a lot in Latin America
Sometimes during character creation the sliders get stuck and a distant recessive gene gets promoted to dominate for that character.
Red hair with a firey personality lol
Yes! Her hair is so beautiful!!!
Simple: Alma and Pedro both carry the recessive gene for red hair. It’s not unheard of for recessive traits to resurface in subsequent generations.
Some people just don’t understand how genetics works.
the dude said that a baby dyed her hair for creative expression, what did you expect? xD
But that was what he said, wasn’t it?
He said the right thing first which is factual about genetics, because the gene pool is vast and it not just your parents who give you your genes but thousands in hundreds on millions of ancestors who do. Then went downhill after the whole baby dyed their own hair bit. 😂😂😂😂
@@yay29823I mean this guy also said that a newborn baby probably dyed her hair so...
The world is naturally full of countless combinations of features. There is no such thing as race, we made that up to more conveniently fit people into boxes.
She’s constantly rained on I don’t think any amount of dye would stay😂
I’m guessing the voice over team didn’t know what the video was going to look like 😂
or recessive genes exist and she just ended up with the recessive gene. literally not even that hard to explain
"This is why.... it could be this, or this, or this.... maybe just this...."
Regardless of why she had is she's by far my favourite design in the movie
A person can inherit a recessive trait if both parents are carriers of it, even if they visually appear to only have the dominant trait.
She was a red head since birth so she couldn’t have died it 💀
She might be dying it NOW, mainly said because she doesn't show any signs of grey, unlike her triplet sister, Julieta, who has dark hair with pronounced grey streaks in it. Though Bruno also shows no signs of grey, so it's possible Julieta, who heals, has, in a way, taken on some of the stress of her patients' injuries (especially accident-prone Augustin's) and it's manifesting itself in the early greying of her hair.
@@j.d.e.7416interestingly enough light reds, and lighter blonde hair tend to go gray the latest! My mother with the same hair color as pepa still has most of her natural hair color in her 50’s (:
@Linds-oz1oz , this I know from personal experience. My dad,
before he passed at age 75, experienced what I referred to as re-blonding. Instead of looking white or grey, his light reddish brown hair appeared to be getting blond streaks/highlights (he'd been a tow-head as a child)
Out of four kids, I'm the only red head.
Out of 4 kids I'm the only brunette 😂 the rest are red heads
"Where did this genetic difference come from?" ...Europe, probably.
Man that baby must be real smart to be able to dye their hair without haven opened their eyes
Red hair is very common in the cordillera central in Colombia
It's a generational thing; which is also why she's light-skinned. Somebody from either Padro or Alma's line had European-ish skin and green eyes. Hazel eyes can also go either way. Hispanic Buds, what do you think?
yeah for sure, im colombian american, my dad is from Colombia. I have red hair and pale skin w freckles. I honestly was rlly happy w the movies showing how diverse colombian and latino families can be especially bc my own family is
All I can say is our genetics are basically selecting 'randomize' in character creator.
Unborn baby: yeah I’m thinking of changing up my hair
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Love how they say she mightve died it as a creative expression after having shown and literally pointed out that she had red hair as a baby.
Camilo's hair also had a reddish hue under the light
Neither of my parents have my auburn hair but both my paternal grandfather, and maternal great-grandfather had that hair colour so it makes sense that I got it
As a Colombian, I can say Encanto represented our diversity perfectly. Madrigal family looks exactly like my family 😂 As for red hair you can find at least one “pelirrojo” in every school
“Welcome to the family, Madergal!”
Pepa-roni
Meanwhile people said she's adopted
We see her as a baby
Also she is a triplet
Plus if she was adopted she wouldn’t have magic
@@shardani7541 possibly adopted as a baby
@@supermiraculousladybug6731 but even if she was adopted no one outside of the Madrigals actual bloodline are gifted.
"The reason only 1 character has rare hair is because it's rare"
My friends growing up we’re twins, a girl with red hair and a boy with black hair. They had an older brother, who also had red hair. Neither of their parents had red hair. But one of their grandparents did
Abuela got some explaining to do😂
You didn't understand anything.
We don't talk about Pepa......
it’s genetics, stop being insulting, this is how hispanic families actually look like.
Or they adopted
She is a triplet so no
I loved how everyone of the Madrigals had different physical traits because because latin families are like that in real life. Here in Mexico my family is a big mixture of blondes and dark skinned black haired, there are even some red heads too. We latin americans are a huge mixture of so many things
Honestly I have the same genetic difference but she was a baby she probably didn't even know what creative expression is 😂
We have 1 red head in our family every so often but they’re super rare. But they pop out every once in a while anyway
My 3 cousins all came out with different colors. Blonde thin straight hair, red voluminous hair, and thick black curly hair. Just gorgeous
I think it might be a throwback. Maybe Pepa got the red hair traits from the grandparents on either abuela's side or abuelo's side?
I have two sisters one with red hair, one with black hair, and I’m blonde. Diversity definitely exists in families ❤
As someone who's Colombian, yeah there can be so much diversity just in one family! Both of my siblings and I have totally different hair colors and patterns and we also have different eye colors! Very proud to be Colombian and this movie captured our culture beautifully ❤️
(Also, for context, I'm half 🇨🇴 half 🇩🇰, but my Danish family all look the same, so take that as you will)
Or she dyed her hair
The ranga baby: baby I’m not even here, I’m a hallucination
Pepa was the most emotional person in the whole world
Red heads also are known for their tempers and Pepa is able to control the weather with her emotions. For instances, when she's angry a dark cloud forms above her head and it becomes stormy
Why did he turn into my science teacher for a second.
2:29 "Afirmando que su color de piel era 100% natural y no se lo teñía" mejor frase que pipepino si dijo
"she dyed her hair for creative expression"
Her as a newborn baby literally having red hair and this video showcasing that:
This is accurate, my sister and I are Puerto Rican and we both had red hair when we were small before it got darker
"Dyed her hair" when you showed a part of the movie that proved she was born with it
Abuela and Abuelo were a couple of swingers
Literally never gave it a thought. Family members can look different!
She’s the shiny Pokémon of the Madrigals ✨
"mad-rih-gurls" 😨
They should make another one but when their mom first got the their house and also show the triplets growing up with their powers.
There’s also a form of albinism that can cause this I had the pleasure of learning about it in biology in highschool and this explains not only her red hair but also her paler skin and lighter eyes compared to the others in her family
Pov- different dads
I've asked a Latino friend of mine about this kinda stuff. His explanation was literally "it be that way sometimes"
Happened for my two relatives who were twins; one dark hair and one light brown blonde hair. We are native with wavy black hair and brown eyes but we have a scot ancestor that gave us the light brown blonde hair and hazel eyes recessive gene in our family.
I like the first idea personally cause the idea of a recessive trait being passed down and only being seen a few times is cool to me. And babies don’t dye their hair.
"Only with the red hair."
SHE HAS A BLONDE HAIR
I feel like they made her hair red to represent how redheads normally have a strong temper and Pepa has a REALLY STRONG TEMPER
Bro said she dyed her hair when she was literally born with red hair
even though she was born with it i’d like to think her power would strengthen the uv rays shining on her, turning her hair redder as she ages.
I never questioned it because my entire family is dark brunettes but one sister is blonde. But our families came from Northern Italy and Ireland so the trait sticks around to pop up at random.
Basically my mom explained recessive traits to a child.
My very natural red hair, came from my great great grandmother. Neither my parents, nor grandparents had red hair. It's actually a little rare for a redhead to have a child that has red hair themselves!! It happens, but not often.
"dyed her hair from creative expression", I thought I started early at 9 years old, she started at 9 weeks
😂😂😂😂😂😂Pepa madrigal the only one who looks like her maternal grandma
My mom was born with a sort of strawberry blonde, both my grandparents have dark hair-my grandfather's side has more Spaniard blood so it makes sense why she was the only one born with lighter hair color
I actually can relate to Mirabel, not only because i'm colombian, but because I also have an aunt who is the only one with red hair in the family
"dyed her hair" but she was born with it
I mean every Colombian family has a red haired (Odd blonde) familiar that randomly pops out and happens to be an aunt. So specifically odd 😂
Sometimes families just don’t look like families because of different skin and hair. This is an example.