Do multiracial people with natural blonde hair exist?

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Do you think that multiracial people with natural blonde hair can exist? How rare do you think that is, considering blonde hair is a recessive trait? I happen to have a thing for either white blonde women or multiracial women.

It would be awesome if any existed.

Of course they exist. I've seen them in real life. They just tend to dye their hair black because hair that's lighter than the skin it covers tends to look strange to most people.

Well, what about light-skinned multiracial people? Do they exist?

It depends on what proportions of what races they are.

Someday do you think everyone will have the same skin tone? How boring will that be?

I doubt it. People of different races have been in contact and have been mixing for thousands of years without racial differences disappearing.

I've definitely seen multiracial people who have naturally blonde hair.

I've seen quite a few biracial people with blonde-ish hair particularly as children especially considering it's suppose to be a recessive genes.

My grandmother on my dads side is native american, which means my dad and in turn me and my siblings are part native..other then that my dads side is mostly nordic heritage and on my moms side mostly germanic and I think a bit of irish or something.

Anyways I have dark hair but all three of my siblings have naturally blonde hair...my sister has a darker complexion than me or my brothers and her hair is blonde, she has dyed it in the past but has kept it natural the past few years. So yes multi/bi-racial people exist with blonde hair and even blue eyes like my youngest brother and my dad(though his hair is more brown though a bit lighter than mine).

I've seen biracial (black/white) kids with blond hair, red hair, brown hair, and black hair. I've seen some with blue or green eyes. I knew a girl whose mom was white and dad was black; she had skin as light as mine (very light) light brown hair, and light eyes. But her features were more black than white. I've also seen the exact opposite.

Biracial (black/white) people here usually have European ancestry on both sides. The typical black American has 20-30% European dna. So yes, two copies of recessive European genes like the MC1R variant, which causes red hair, do show up. Same with blue eyes, also (usually) recessive.

Typically if a mixed kid grows up and she gets with a white guy chances are the kid could be blond hair and blue eyes.

I know this because I date black women which would include mixed girls. Some who are older than me. One girl I dated had a son who was blond hair and blue eyes and pretty pale looked like a punk rock kid

my niece is black and has naturally blond hair, her skin complexion is just a bit more fair then the visibly black person but she does have blond hair. On that note there are actually black people from a certain island that all have naturally blond hair. I don't remember what island it is but I remember seeing it on youtube one day and then thought of my niece xD

I once knew this gorgeous woman who was half Somalian and Greek. They do exist but make up an extremely rare portion of the population.

Sure, I know a Chinese grandfather with blonde haired grandkids. Thing is, how would you know unless someone told you?

They aren't "black," as in of sub-Saharan African descent. They aren't closely related to black Africans at all. They are an entirely different race more closely related to Australian aboriginals and Papua New Guineans. The gene for blond hair is an entirely different one from the one that causes blond hair in Europeans.

I once saw a half white half black girl with about the same skin tone as me, blondish hair and blue eyes. She had African facial features and curly hair.