Did Two Black Parents Have A White Baby With Blue Eyes? Paternity Court Analysis

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  • Did Two Black Parents Have A White Baby With Blue Eyes? Paternity Court Analysis
    #paternitycourt #paternity #dnatest #genetics #black #africanamerican #caucasian #blueeyes #youarenotthefather #maury
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  • @sammieh9695
    @sammieh9695 Před 2 lety +35189

    The way she is so smug and confident as she watches him hear the results is just gold. She has zero doubt that he's the father.

    • @tomwelshshore
      @tomwelshshore Před 2 lety +509

      Can you blame him tho 🤔

    • @janaetucker2347
      @janaetucker2347 Před 2 lety +262

      He has other children that look just like this one. I saw this episode.

    • @DarkHold_User13
      @DarkHold_User13 Před 2 lety +183

      @@tomwelshshore yes, he had other kids that looked just like the baby

    • @dynamopirate470
      @dynamopirate470 Před 2 lety +453

      She was confident but she should have cut him more slack. The baby looked very Caucasian. But it must have felt unfair to be accused of being unfaithful when you were loyal.

    • @immagoochurgoblin2616
      @immagoochurgoblin2616 Před 2 lety +412

      If she didnt cheat, id have that confidence too if i were her😂

  • @layla4127
    @layla4127 Před 2 lety +15444

    The fact that he had an engagement ring ready just tells me subconsciously he always knew he was

  • @AustinLEN
    @AustinLEN Před rokem +1486

    Sometimes I worry about all the women who must have suffered throughout history before tests like this existed. 🥺

    • @sophiamitchell907
      @sophiamitchell907 Před rokem +26

      Thought the same.

    • @metaLungiez
      @metaLungiez Před rokem +125

      What about all the men throughout history who raised other men's kids? Any sympathy for them?

    • @AustinLEN
      @AustinLEN Před rokem +1

      @@metaLungiez Sure, I'd like to think I have compassion for all people. My response was obviously written with regard to this specific video. I don't remember downplaying the emotional quandary of the cuckold? I'm specifically talking about the physical violence that's likely been exacted on women throughout history who are completely faithful based on the apparent physical appearance of their newborns. Women may have lost their families, homes, status in their communities.... all because of a piss poor understanding of basic reproduction and genetics. How you could be here in 2022 and feel attacked because I, as a human female myself, have empathy for other human females who've come before me is beyond me but I hope that you find security in your own life and love the young people around you regardless of where they came from. This discussion is really about men trying to escape paternal obligation throughout history because it suited them. The child support system hasn't been around that long. Women throughout history have done a lot less in the escaping maternal obligation department as it's a much taller order to deny your own growing stomach. No one is perfect and every child deserves love regardless of their parentage or century conceived. All the best!!

    • @skeedamacknn
      @skeedamacknn Před rokem +36

      My grandma got beat by her husband cause she had 7 kids and one of them was lightskin with blue eyes

    • @williamgadomski8207
      @williamgadomski8207 Před rokem +57

      ​@@metaLungiez Barking up the wrong tree homie, your logic has no power here.

  • @LoreEclectic
    @LoreEclectic Před rokem +404

    Especially with such a young baby, their skin and eyes get darker as they get older

    • @wandasoto1596
      @wandasoto1596 Před rokem +23

      They always forget that family genes always show.

    • @godhg9694
      @godhg9694 Před rokem +14

      I think it's common because they caribbean people. the eyes will stay blue

    • @LoreEclectic
      @LoreEclectic Před rokem +19

      ​@@godhg9694 Yeah its possible the baby would keep the blue eyes but more likely than not they'd turn brown within the first few months as the baby gets more melanin production

    • @godhg9694
      @godhg9694 Před rokem +7

      @@LoreEclectic it can get darker but a drastic change from blue to brown is indication of certain conditions.There are some black people with blue eyes.It's possible for his skin to get darker or light depending on how much melanin he has or carotenoid

    • @LoreEclectic
      @LoreEclectic Před rokem +8

      @@godhg9694 It's not that drastic considering they were a dark blue to begin with. My nephew was the same way, he had dark blue eyes when he was born and after a few months they turned brown.

  • @dotblu7326
    @dotblu7326 Před 2 lety +9227

    I remember that episode. He knew that was his bright skinned child. He came there to get other folks in their life to stfu about it and to propose.

    • @MultiLisa10
      @MultiLisa10 Před 2 lety +225

      That could be

    • @mizzmention8555
      @mizzmention8555 Před 2 lety +724

      Lol if thats the case fair play to him. Now they can aalllllllll stfu... l like it! 👌🏾✌🏾

    • @charsiu_808
      @charsiu_808 Před 2 lety +40

      How ridiculous..its all fake

    • @TheSNOTTBALL
      @TheSNOTTBALL Před 2 lety +18

      @@charsiu_808 100%

    • @wheresmyparade
      @wheresmyparade Před 2 lety +40

      Uum… according to this video, she took him there to prove it to him.

  • @frogington3892
    @frogington3892 Před 2 lety +4135

    He walked into that courtroom with a ring in his pocket and the optimism that the daughter is his. She was confident in her loyalty and wanted to find the truth. They clearly love each other and I hope they have a bright future

  • @mobaycomama4590
    @mobaycomama4590 Před rokem +523

    My Mom used to be a pediatric nurse. (Spoken in Her words) A young white yuppy couple came in to have their first child. The Baby came out and was very, very black. All of a sudden it went from a BEAUTIFUL Moment to a Jerry Springer/Maury moment. The Husband refused to cut the umbilical cord and immediately accused the wife of having an affair. The wife was crying that she didn't have an affair, but husband continued screaming obscenities at her, calling her everything but a woman. They ended up having to physically remove the husband and he immediately went into the waiting room where Family was waiting and began bad mouthing his wife. Both sets of parents, siblings, aunts and uncles, as well as the man's grandmother. The grandmother immediately started crying, she had been holding a secret for over 70+years. Her Grandmother was actually a slave who was made the mistress of the "man of the house", she ended up getting pregnant by him. When the child was born she was white in every essence of the word. The man ended up talking his wife into adopting the child as their own. From that point on no one ever told the little girl, until way later in life that she was actually born to a slave. The woman hid it from everyone until she was dying, then she finally confessed it to her Grand Daughter. Every child that had been born into that Family had looked white, so she never said a word or really thought about it till the day her great-grandchild was born. She finally confessed to everything and everyone was shocked. Of course Mr. Yuppy still wanted proof and surprise, surprise HE WAS THE FATHER. My Mom still thinks about that couple and wonders what happened with them. She said it would have been very, very hard to come back from some of things that were said that day from husband to wife. Moral of my story like this one is I know it's hard to not jump to conclusions, stop to think before you burn EVERYTHING to the ground. Wish the Family (and the other) Nothing but the BEST!!
    ✖️🖤✖️🖤

    • @frankvolz7021
      @frankvolz7021 Před rokem +57

      The dark skinned child was dark because of the foul mouthed father?! Wow he’s got a lifetime of I am so sorry to make up for. I wonder if that poor woman ever found it in her heart to forgive him for the hurt and indignity during childbirth. That poor woman 😢

    • @UMadUCauseBad
      @UMadUCauseBad Před rokem +16

      ​@@frankvolz7021 I mean yea it's bad sure, but let's be real that's pretty damn farfetched. And as a man thinking you cheated at the point of birth feels like the earth itself just blew up under us. Especially when providing. So yes a shit ton of apologies, but if I was a man and my woman got that mad at me thinking I cheated, just shows how much love there was. Real adults can get past that in 2022

    • @itsleetv935
      @itsleetv935 Před rokem +36

      @@UMadUCauseBad yea no

    • @UMadUCauseBad
      @UMadUCauseBad Před rokem +4

      @@itsleetv935 eh you can day that all you want. Didn't really give more to go on so I guess you're about 7 years old

    • @timelyopinions4517
      @timelyopinions4517 Před rokem

      Liar.

  • @sethr.9349
    @sethr.9349 Před rokem +197

    Dude manned up and stepped up. Massive respect for that guy.

    • @elviciosodelavida
      @elviciosodelavida Před rokem +16

      Massive respect for humiliating her for his ignorance!? Lol okay😂

    • @Randomladybug888
      @Randomladybug888 Před rokem +11

      After doubting her? Yea that’s not what thats called buddy. Lol misinformed!!!

    • @fiyahflyoooo1895
      @fiyahflyoooo1895 Před rokem +2

      That’s what he is supposed to do

    • @elviciosodelavida
      @elviciosodelavida Před rokem +1

      @@fiyahflyoooo1895 you sure know how to pick them then

    • @indiatastic
      @indiatastic Před rokem +1

      @@fiyahflyoooo1895 you're supposed to get married before the baby...

  • @janiniawilson8051
    @janiniawilson8051 Před 2 lety +3636

    As a black with many skin complexions, hair and eye colors in my family I can attest this happens a lot more than people really think... Can't judge a baby by it's color

    • @hollaatthekid1796
      @hollaatthekid1796 Před 2 lety +54

      Absolutely. My sister exact same father and mother significantly different shades. My brothers from my mothers second marriage Same dad and mom and they are 3 significantly different shades.

    • @cydgassett8942
      @cydgassett8942 Před 2 lety +2

      @@hollaatthekid1796TV

    • @gigiw4571
      @gigiw4571 Před 2 lety +16

      Yep in my family we have three different, girl, boy and boy colors and people all ways say I the girl is different and they are not my brothers. But we have the same loving parents who are different. Mom, Bi-White/Black more White and Dad, Black.

    • @gkat35g
      @gkat35g Před 2 lety +14

      It’s just genetics and brown and my daughters father pitch black and we have a high yellow baby lol it’s whatever your Heritage bring to the table No matter what her color is she’s ours dad has a ear birth defect and she has it let them know it says they have the same thing lol

    • @deediva6073
      @deediva6073 Před 2 lety +11

      Right my niece has green eyes all 3 of her kids have greenish gray, hazel, green

  • @avery1999
    @avery1999 Před 2 lety +8827

    But also, she’s a newborn, she’s gonna need a few months for the pigment to deepen. Lots of Black babies are born looking very light, again they just need time to come into their skin tone.
    Also that little girl is absolutely adorable! Hope she grows up happy and healthy ❤️
    EDIT: I’d just like to thank everyone for the likes and replies, it’s so nice to hear about y’all’s different experiences 😊

    • @alixandrasimagination1527
      @alixandrasimagination1527 Před 2 lety +479

      I agree. I just had a baby back in August and my baby was white 😂😂. Like there were white babies that was darker than my son lmao but now he's a real light shade of brown.

    • @milli2385
      @milli2385 Před 2 lety +310

      I was born “white” as well. It’s pretty common in my family even tho both my parents are black. By the time I was a toddler I was nice n chocolate tho lol

    • @littlemissviolet4984
      @littlemissviolet4984 Před 2 lety +71

      That is very true my brother is very light both of my parents come from Africa

    • @krokikrumpsun624
      @krokikrumpsun624 Před 2 lety +70

      Yeahhh I’ve heard a lot of stories of black parents being really confused after seeing their babies lmao

    • @madamchloe2655
      @madamchloe2655 Před 2 lety +33

      Some kids never get it tho. You can ask my siblings🤣🤣

  • @blaquehippie
    @blaquehippie Před rokem +23

    *I KNEW THIS ANSWER WOULD BE YES. THE BABY ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE HIM. 🥰 LOOK AT HER LITTLE EYES & NOSE!*

  • @VitondeMiora
    @VitondeMiora Před rokem +5

    Doubted her, brought her to court and thinks he'll just get out of it with a ring ? Hell no.

  • @daphneraven6745
    @daphneraven6745 Před 2 lety +7331

    His smile when he heard the news he’s a pretty good indicator that it was exactly what he truly wanted and probably mostly new to be the case. He showed up with the ring because he expected this, and also because he knew he was gonna have to make this up to his family big time. Her acceptance is a short indicator that she had had genuinely broken heart and a really forgiving soul. I wish them the very best.

    • @samday414
      @samday414 Před 2 lety +58

      But no, this guy literally just accused this women of cheating on him and having another mans child. He didn’t believe her when she said she was faithful. He clearly has trust issues and this is not a foundation on which to build a relationship let alone a marriage. He needs to sort out his trust issues and why he didn’t believe her, when she said she did not cheat before they get married.
      Just because he proposed that doesn’t make everything OK. A ring does not save a relationship.

    • @hugglepuff1
      @hugglepuff1 Před 2 lety +175

      @@samday414 are you telling me you would blindly believe everything your SO says because "she has no reason to lie to me" when your baby pops out white with blue eyes and both of you have black skin and brown eyes?
      Yeah, I'm gonna pass on that one chief.

    • @samday414
      @samday414 Před 2 lety +25

      @@hugglepuff1 the DNA showed that this is perfectly possible if both are of mixed heritage. It ultimately comes down to one question “do I trust my GF?” If the answer is no then you should not be getting married at that point.

    • @Saint_nobody
      @Saint_nobody Před 2 lety

      So much this.

    • @repeatbot
      @repeatbot Před 2 lety +72

      @@samday414
      May I inquire if you understood what the video was about? And for the matter, are you in a long term relationship or are you not? Because, honestly, you sound like a teenager to me.
      Firstly, the DNA showed that she was his daughter *after* the test. The DNA table is a model, not an absolute construct. Moreover, it's a low chance that a kid would be born with only recessive genes (like at most 25%).
      And it's better be sure than sorry; if you blindly trust someone when you must be dumb because people don't have an absolute trust in themselves, nevermind others. Trusting blindly means that you can't make proper, adequate decisions because your mind twists reality of a situation. Look up a eponymous novel : Mme. Bovary, who got tricked very similarly like that. Her life ends in tragedy. It's what happens in life too: being an extreme of something doesn't bring anything good with it. It means that you should have trust in your SO but you should be able to doubt them at least. Nothing is perfect, friend.
      True trust comes from understanding your SO, and because people aren't telepaths, we need to prove ourselves from time to time.
      Because life isn't a fairy tale where "and they happily lived ever after". There are also challenges and disasters that can't be overcome just by "love" or "friendship" like in this video. And they did it. And they both did it very well and admirably.
      You may say: "But if he loves her, why doubt her?" And I want to ask you, if the girl wasn't his, do you think he would have left her because the baby wouldn't be his or because his SO would have lied to him?
      Because as far as I see, restoring the trust is better than pretending that any trust was left. Any normal person would build their house on a proper foundation rather that without any, right?

  • @anon0268
    @anon0268 Před 2 lety +1491

    Genetics are just a random lottery.
    You never know what you're going to get.
    You might get a trait that appeared in your ancestors 100 years ago 🤷🏼‍♀️

    • @Monasaurus_Rex
      @Monasaurus_Rex Před 2 lety +63

      They really hit the “my kid looks adopted” lottery. I had a friend who looks exactly like that baby, has a Cuban dad and a Puerto Rican mother, but looks white as hell

    • @CallMeMasky
      @CallMeMasky Před 2 lety +25

      That's why i find genetics so interesting, I can't wait to study them someday

    • @majikmesa3786
      @majikmesa3786 Před 2 lety +10

      And I still got the receding hairline and prostate cancer gene smh

    • @DaveE99
      @DaveE99 Před 2 lety +6

      @@majikmesa3786 are you sure it was prostate cancer gene, I think not all cancers are related to the genes.

    • @edubbya
      @edubbya Před 2 lety

      not a lottery at all

  • @jessicareynolds8011
    @jessicareynolds8011 Před rokem +15

    this is just how I feel. I couldn't marry someone who doesn't trust me. denying my child means (to me) u don't trust me.

    • @sonyaberry9805
      @sonyaberry9805 Před rokem +2

      My child is mixed & his dad is darker. A few people called the police on him because they thought he kidnapped our kid. Sometimes a paternity test is necessary.

    • @aaliyahbuggg
      @aaliyahbuggg Před rokem +2

      I know right. I would've been pissed if my boyfriend proposed to me after he accused me so long of being unfaithful. There's no trust in that relationship 😕

    • @matthummel8306
      @matthummel8306 Před rokem +2

      This is rare case of the baby looks very different from him. Any men would've be suspicious

    • @SahilSharma-ug7xv
      @SahilSharma-ug7xv Před 11 měsíci

      @@aaliyahbuggg would you be with your guy without marriage?

    • @x_rouxi_ian_x4804
      @x_rouxi_ian_x4804 Před 8 měsíci

      ​@@aaliyahbuggg Its not that he think shes unfaithful. The test was quite necessary since the baby looks different and it can affect their lives if they left the doubt alone. Sometimes the best thing to do is to get rid of the doubt with solid evidence so they can move on with no problem. Plus with the way he already got the engagement ring out, safe to say deep down he knew but wanted to get the whispers out of the way wether its from his mind or his own neighbors and family. The mind is a battle not many can success in beating unless given solid proof , it would fill you up with doubt and securities that will fuck up your mind unless you can get reassurance and evidence that theres nothing to worry about.

  • @lovingatlanta
    @lovingatlanta Před rokem +17

    👍😍🤩That’s what I love about people of color.…..anything IS possible when it comes to skin color, hair texture and eye color. They have a beautiful baby. I hope they can truly love each other as well as love and raise their child / children in a healthy family environment. 🙏💝

  • @officAllie1991
    @officAllie1991 Před 2 lety +866

    When you’re latino your whole family looks different. It’s okay we don’t question it anymore.

    • @TheeOne4.44
      @TheeOne4.44 Před 2 lety +48

      Latino is not a race, ethnicity, or nationality.

    • @sheepyleepy..2806
      @sheepyleepy..2806 Před 2 lety +6

      its like whats the point -other than if your spouce has ben suspicious or the child isnt looking like you or anyone in your family as they grow up

    • @sheepyleepy..2806
      @sheepyleepy..2806 Před 2 lety +6

      @@TheeOne4.44 its just blank mixed dna thing

    • @plata4682
      @plata4682 Před rokem +8

      @@TheeOne4.44 they are right tho and it technially counts as the last two, as it is culture

    • @lnl44501
      @lnl44501 Před rokem +24

      Happens in black families too. 5 of us all different shades from 2 black parents. Next generation one of my nieces came out medium brown and ocean blue eyes

  • @misspoppyseed3909
    @misspoppyseed3909 Před 2 lety +1927

    Human DNA is like a sock drawer, basically anything can happen if given the circumstances! It’s really interesting to see things like recessive genes or jumping features like this!

    • @milesperhour2286
      @milesperhour2286 Před 2 lety +9

      I mean. Yeah I guess that works but it’s over simplified

    • @KitShadows
      @KitShadows Před 2 lety +5

      Oooooh that’s a good analogy👍

    • @blankcanvas4963
      @blankcanvas4963 Před 2 lety +11

      You are absolutely correct when my eight-year-old was born he came out very very bright colored my mom thought my son's father was a Caucasian man which he wasn't he's African-American and I'm am mixed with African-American and more I have dark colored almond-shaped eyes until the Sun hits them my foot spotter as well as dark colored eyes but our son was born with gray eyes overtime he got a tad bit darker and now he has lite brown to Hazel colored eyes

    • @lesheawhite1870
      @lesheawhite1870 Před 2 lety +1

      Trye

    • @LifeUpsandDownsThatsWhatsReal
      @LifeUpsandDownsThatsWhatsReal Před 2 lety +1

      You are right. Well said.

  • @phoenixrising2799
    @phoenixrising2799 Před rokem +5

    I ain't about to marry no man that thinks I was unfaithful for that long and all the stress that I had to go through because of his doubt.

    • @x_rouxi_ian_x4804
      @x_rouxi_ian_x4804 Před 8 měsíci

      I doubt hes doubting her, i think deep down he knows and thats why he got the ring ready. But lets face it, the mind is a bitch. If you dont get reassurance or evidence, no matter how much trust you have in your partner, your mind would put whispers in your ear about doubt and play with your insecurities not to mention the judges of people around them since the baby has a different skin color. That would mess you up and you might do something youll regret unless you fix it yourself with solid evidence like that.

  • @lilin8187
    @lilin8187 Před rokem +3

    We are black period ! Black women have been making all shades since the beginning with all eyes colors & all hair textures put some respect on her name 💗💗💋💅🏾

  • @realashandaatlarge
    @realashandaatlarge Před 2 lety +1531

    My hubby and I have a daughter who was born w/ blonde hair, blue eyes and pale white skin. She looked like a porcelain doll. We are both black, I have Caribbean, Puerto Rican, French ancestry as well so the recessive traits come from me. I praise Yah my hubby never thought that her looks meant she wasn't his. Our children are as diverse as the many flavors of coffee and all very beautiful.

    • @adam-dn3hi
      @adam-dn3hi Před 2 lety +8

      Your hubby...
      You do relize this sounds like you think of the father of your kids as nothing but a hubby
      I doubt thats what you mean
      Just weird you reffer to him as a hubby

    • @valentinafk6536
      @valentinafk6536 Před 2 lety +79

      If I remember correctly that means that your husband also carries those recessive genes, to get blue eyes/blonde hair both parents had to have given a copy of that gene to the child.

    • @rayajayce2034
      @rayajayce2034 Před 2 lety +44

      Very cool. Wtf some people's weird ideas and responses. 😋🙄☺ I'm Happy for your lovely family

    • @rachelfox8108
      @rachelfox8108 Před 2 lety +22

      @@valentinafk6536 That's true. It's a bit more complicated than that since pigmented features express on a spectrum (which is one of the reasons why two Black parents will often have children whose skin are differing shades of brown), but blue eyes are expressed because of an autosomal recessive gene. Both parents need to carry a copy of the gene for blue eyes but even then there's a 25% likelihood that each child they have will have blue eyes, 50% chance the child will have brown eyes but carry the gene, and 25% chance the child will have brown eyes but no copy to carry. If one parent has blue eyes, though, the chances of a blue-eyed child go up to 50% *as long as the other parent is a carrier of the gene.* Again, it's more complicated than that, but this is the simple explanation. This father had a blue-eyed baby because his wife has hazel eyes and he carries a copy of the blue-eye gene as well. It was a flip of the coin.

    • @prncessbaby16
      @prncessbaby16 Před 2 lety +59

      @@adam-dn3hi it's short for husband

  • @DeeDeeGlennTV
    @DeeDeeGlennTV Před 2 lety +2149

    Blame it on his mind and not his heart! This is why they say your eyes/mind can play tricks on you. She’s obviously a reasonable woman and understood his concern. I didn’t see the episode, but he didn’t seem to be rude and disrespectful towards her, which is most likely why she easily forgave him and accepted his proposal… Love is patient and love is kind. I wish them the best❤️

    • @MrSexydivas
      @MrSexydivas Před 2 lety +41

      You are nice. I like your mind

    • @themovierocky8593
      @themovierocky8593 Před 2 lety +8

      @@MrSexydivas you are not the father

    • @dnte666
      @dnte666 Před 2 lety +101

      @MufarosButifulDawtrs context is everything. The parents knew, they did this to shut up the rest of the family and friends speculating it wasn’t their kid. Blame it on people like u that assume

    • @dnte666
      @dnte666 Před 2 lety +42

      @MufarosButifulDawtrs oh right because that’s how paternity tests work. The second u get them they make sure to notify everyone for you. Ur fucking kidding right?
      U ever stop to think there might have been enough bullshit surrounding this kid at home that televising may have been one of the few avenues to make it publicly known these are in fact her biological parents. U do know there have been cases like this before that went a completely different way because external people to the families called for an investigation and rightful parents end up losing their children even when paternity tests were involved.
      No they did exactly what they needed to do to squash any doubts and to save themselves the trouble of explaining that to everyone they know and will meet. The only thing they will suffer from this is judgement from petty people like you

    • @ariesvixen853
      @ariesvixen853 Před 2 lety +12

      I didn't know a wholesome DNA test was possible on TV! I loved this 🥰 they communicate and compromise so well, I hope they always share that love. It's very rare ❤️‍🔥

  • @Chesoi1
    @Chesoi1 Před rokem +6

    Imagine growing up looking a whole other race from your parents, and everyone thinking you're adopted

  • @JD-mk6zc
    @JD-mk6zc Před rokem +2

    He was like: "Who yt baby is this" 🤣🤣🤣

  • @PB-tr5ze
    @PB-tr5ze Před 2 lety +717

    Genetics is full of surprises...
    My adopted grandfather was a red head with steel grey eyes, none of his kids had his hair or eyes, none of his grandchildren had those traits either, none of his great grandchildren as well... But his great great grandson popped out with a shock of red hair and the same steel grey eyes...
    The family calls him the Boyd Boy, because he looks so much like his great great grandfather.

    • @rissa3163
      @rissa3163 Před 2 lety +43

      Its the same case with my sister and our great grandma. As far as we are aware they are the only two people in the family with red hair and blue eyes. My sister looks a lot like our great grandma too. Genetics is pretty neat

    • @foggyfrogy
      @foggyfrogy Před 2 lety +21

      Same with my cousin. Mother is spanish, father cuban and he just looks like prince Harry 😂 seems like there was some great great grandfather with red hair

    • @Dolly.956.
      @Dolly.956. Před 2 lety +10

      My mom calls me the reincarnation of her grandma maria

    • @a.b.creator
      @a.b.creator Před 2 lety +2

      That's a lovely story !

    • @twinaquapisces
      @twinaquapisces Před 2 lety +1

      I remember going to elementary with a girl who had bright red hair and I remember one day she had said that nobody in her family knew where her hair color came from because as far as they all knew nobody in their family had ever had red hair

  • @ibanez856
    @ibanez856 Před 2 lety +1583

    When you’re light skinned like that your children can come out looking paler or darker than you and both of them look like they are not 100% genetically African in terms of DNA. My brother came out with white skin, blue eyes and an Afro and I came out with brown eyes, mid tone skin, black features and totally straight light brown hair. People used to ask my mum if she was my brothers Nanny! We are Guyanese. Now I have a daughter and she is not lighter or darker than me she literally looks exactly like me, which was even more of a surprise to me considering how my whole family looks different from each other.

    • @jaredwilliams6853
      @jaredwilliams6853 Před 2 lety +49

      You don’t even have to be that light skin this happened twice in my family and (blue eyes and light skin) and both were medium tone. If you live in a colonized place you probably are mixed African-Americans don’t look like Africans.

    • @ibanez856
      @ibanez856 Před 2 lety +8

      @@jaredwilliams6853 yep, exactly.

    • @eleisatrujillo3398
      @eleisatrujillo3398 Před 2 lety +6

      OMG! Almost EXACTLY like my fam. My brother looks almost white while my son and I are dark with very straight hair and most of my fam looks different.

    • @seekingabsolution1907
      @seekingabsolution1907 Před 2 lety +3

      Small genetic differences can have a surprisingly large effect on appearance, guess most of the human genome is dedicated to internal function, and I guess whether or not we grow feathers.

    • @Cafeallday222
      @Cafeallday222 Před 2 lety +12

      Also, a lot of babies start with light eyes then they go darker.

  • @amourdoctrina9435
    @amourdoctrina9435 Před rokem +3

    An old saying I grew up with, "It all comes out in the wash. There was a Black in the Dustbin."

  • @Bean3-3
    @Bean3-3 Před rokem +2

    "Doesn't fit" at the end killed me🤣

    • @mcondry8036
      @mcondry8036 Před rokem

      She says “does it fit?”

    • @Bean3-3
      @Bean3-3 Před rokem

      ​@@mcondry8036 I don't think so but it's a possibility lol

  • @ashlieclark1008
    @ashlieclark1008 Před 2 lety +217

    I feel like he knew he was the dad, then other people started whispering and judging…. And this was all so they could forever silence those people and move on.

    • @raphaelbrown3855
      @raphaelbrown3855 Před rokem +11

      This is most likely what happened! Ppl like to focus on foolishness instead of the important things in life

    • @tonyv2373
      @tonyv2373 Před rokem +1

      Plus they got paid instead of paying

  • @chrisquiett1776
    @chrisquiett1776 Před 2 lety +176

    He immediately smiled, he loves the baby and was proud it’s his lol

  • @negativenancy4805
    @negativenancy4805 Před rokem +2

    I would have said no to the proposal. He humiliated her.

  • @rdoliver2965
    @rdoliver2965 Před rokem +1

    It’s like Mendelson said you can’t get the dominant from the recessive but you can get the recessive from the dominant

  • @spongemonkeysooz
    @spongemonkeysooz Před 2 lety +52

    This was one of the best Paternity Court episodes. She said if he's not the father then she's not the mother and the baby was switched at birth.

  • @leejake1517
    @leejake1517 Před 2 lety +396

    Aw the fact that she said yes drops her pride 😭and he had the ring ready. Faithfulness makes me so happy.

    • @medicallymo
      @medicallymo Před rokem +4

      I agree Yes and no :( in a way he wasn’t faithful to their relationship and didn’t believe her when she said this is 100% your baby. But yes, it was big of her to not say I told you so essentially

    • @metaLungiez
      @metaLungiez Před rokem +1

      @@medicallymo If a woman is faithful she gets to know 100% who the father of her child is; the man, no matter how much he trusts his wife, KNOWS 100% unless he gets a paternity test.
      You get to know, he has to have faith, that ain't fair.

    • @isabels7815
      @isabels7815 Před rokem

      pride should not get in the way of love.

  • @miss0petersburg
    @miss0petersburg Před rokem +1

    That’s the only way he can make sure he won’t hear “I told you so” for few days 😂 😂 😂

  • @ronnie9856
    @ronnie9856 Před rokem +3

    "Ayy que yo dice!" "Will you marry me?" ..I'm mad she said yes..like you really doubted

    • @x_rouxi_ian_x4804
      @x_rouxi_ian_x4804 Před 8 měsíci

      It was necessary?? You dont think he trust her? If he didnt he wouldve left without the DNA test but he stayed because he wanted to hear the truth but believing in words without evidence is sometimes stupid, i mean look at the other families who truly believed their spouses words and the kids didnt turned up theirs! With so many of those happening how can you not doubt? He clearly wanted to marry her but if he wants to then he has to get rid of the doubt which is by a paternity test. This aint a fairytale world where you can blindly trust peoples words when you have a good reason to doubt, thats just being naive, theres also a chance you dont wanna risk and if your spouse trust that theyre telling the truth then they would agree to understand you the way you gave them the chance to prove to you the kids yours. They have a good relationship and she knew he needed this, thats why she said yes.

  • @jeannichols4104
    @jeannichols4104 Před 2 lety +608

    This was so wholesome, I'm learning about genetics in biology so to see something like this happen with happy ending furthers my interest in genetics.

    • @foggyfrogy
      @foggyfrogy Před 2 lety +3

      Well in a lot of cases this doesn't end with a happy end...and even then, often the trust between the parents is never gonna be the same...

    • @briannaex8627
      @briannaex8627 Před 2 lety +1

      @@foggyfrogy Ah yes, Gregor mendel the "father of genetics" it's a very interesting chapter. I love biology

    • @hausofluzon
      @hausofluzon Před 2 lety

      @@briannaex8627 same it was my favourite in class 10th & 12th

    • @jeannichols4104
      @jeannichols4104 Před 2 lety

      @@annonmus3624 Okie I'll look it up

    • @foggyfrogy
      @foggyfrogy Před 2 lety

      @@briannaex8627 yeah biology was also one of my favorite classes

  • @Cyperspiller
    @Cyperspiller Před 2 lety +1605

    The best thing here is, that mom knew it, there was no doubt and she was totally calm when the judge told he was the dad! I HATE, when you can see on the moms, that whether the man is the dad or not, she looks just as exited to know the truth! In this case, mom KNEW! ♥️♥️♥️ Wish them the best!

    • @armaniphillips5618
      @armaniphillips5618 Před 2 lety +39

      But at the same time she did not hold a grudge like many mothers would I think they both are correct in their actions and more women need to be this understanding I think most men would have the same doubts

    • @donnasalandy4804
      @donnasalandy4804 Před 2 lety +37

      It was probably other ppl ,family, friends and strangers ,looking at the child's complexion and eyes ,putting the doubts in his head

    • @DB-xo6xh
      @DB-xo6xh Před 2 lety +15

      @@donnasalandy4804 exactly. It really seemed like he didn't question it beforehand. I know my insane pushy nosey family wouldn't stop talking 💩.
      Its perfectly fine for that man to know now . No more wondering.

    • @busterbrown9681
      @busterbrown9681 Před 2 lety +5

      This is that old saying playing out before our eyes” mama’s baby (99% of them know) daddy’s maybe”.Any man would’ve question that based off what the child looks like keep it a thousand.
      Melanated people can produce recessive gene 🧬offspring rare but factual.

    • @jessicaable5095
      @jessicaable5095 Před 2 lety +1

      Or when the scream "I TOLD YOU SO" "YES. YES. YES" cus you know in those cases they're just there for the child support

  • @dianaszilagyi5688
    @dianaszilagyi5688 Před rokem +2

    I would NEVER marry an idiot who questioned my being faithful .... 😡

  • @stephanniestarr717
    @stephanniestarr717 Před rokem +2

    Can we please stop the colorism?!?!?! Even without being Afro-Caribbean, two “completely” African-American people can have a child that doesn’t look like them. My daughter looked like an Eskimo.

  • @AlvonteTBell
    @AlvonteTBell Před 2 lety +445

    If the man is seeking answers he’s not hostile, no matter how long it takes he wants peace and clarity. But we all know what a man looks like in denial…

  • @mscardioqueen
    @mscardioqueen Před 2 lety +834

    It's not uncommon with black parents.
    Dominican and Puerto Rican are not a race. These are ethnicities/nationalities and are not determinants of a child's genotype or phenotype.

    • @andrealomax9044
      @andrealomax9044 Před 2 lety +122

      Thank You for saying this! This has to do with genetics. There was an African couple (forgot what country) that had a white baby too and a white South Afrikan couple who had light brown skin children with afro type hair. There was a documentary about the daughter and what she went through growing up. People do not understand that the ORIGINAL PEOPLE, African descent, can carry and produce recessive genes as well as dominant and a white couple with African ancestry can carry the genetics from that Black ancestor. It's nerve racking when people confuse nationality/culture with race. The elders in many families used to say, "Shake your family tree and see who fall out."

    • @kaleahcollins4567
      @kaleahcollins4567 Před 2 lety +41

      @@andrealomax9044 the couple your talking about was from Nigeria and are 100% Black Nigerian no white in neither ancestry and they made a racially white child with blonde hair and blue eyes. The south African couple actually has BlackSouth African maternal ancestors on both sides maternal and paternal going back to the first white settlers as many Afrikaans whites do. Her name is saundra Lang

    • @tula_tracey
      @tula_tracey Před 2 lety +27

      Thank you for your intelligent comment about race and ethnicities.

    • @sexymesha44
      @sexymesha44 Před 2 lety +8

      Funny that's what I said

    • @wonderwoman1700
      @wonderwoman1700 Před 2 lety +20

      Finally somebody said it

  • @mknothe
    @mknothe Před rokem +2

    Awww the proposal at the end. 😭😭😭 Such a happy ending? 🥰😍

  • @massageninja9856
    @massageninja9856 Před rokem +1

    "I told u, I told u , I told u"quote from Maury... U should see the dance that goes with it❣️

  • @12235117657598502586
    @12235117657598502586 Před 2 lety +320

    This is what happens when people reject the fact that they’re actually ‘MIXED RACE’…
    Which a substantial number of humans on this planet actually are!

    • @kxngadams424
      @kxngadams424 Před 2 lety +13

      In society they’ll still be labeled as black. So what’s the point going around saying I’m mixed when the majority of the population will only recognize your skin color not genetics? Blue saying your mixed race makes it seem like you’re ashamed of your dominant traits. That baby when he grows up will get melanin and still be labeled as a black man.

    • @albertgarcia4932
      @albertgarcia4932 Před 2 lety +6

      he was totaly rigth to doubt , if you know a little bit of genetics you know this guy is wrong , he's only talking about the color of the eyes , but we have 2 recessive allels here so the percentatge of having a baby like that it is extremly low.Possible but extremly rare.

    • @NotLikeUs17
      @NotLikeUs17 Před 2 lety +16

      @@kxngadams424 exactly - truth be told a majority of African Americans *are* mixed but for some reason only recognized if you’re lighter skin, it’s damn near considered synonymous with being mixed.

    • @jchen8902
      @jchen8902 Před 2 lety +8

      But when it comes down to it everyone is mixed race. Like, I'm a quarter Peranakan, a quarter Haitian and 1/8th Japanese, but to society I'm Chinese, and I think of myself as Chinese. I'm sure if you trace it back far enough everyone has mixed heritage. But the way you look and the way you're raised is more important to your heritage. My friend has a white mother, but do people care whether or not he's full or half or one quarter? They just see a guy who looks like a minority, with a girlfriend and daughter who looks like a minority, who speaks the language of a minority.

    • @sardonicus1739
      @sardonicus1739 Před 2 lety +4

      @@kxngadams424 While what you're saying is true it's also just a social construct. Race itself doesn't actually exist as anything other than a human invention to discriminate against people based on their physical traits and not even their genetic reality, like how dark skinned latinos are considered black even though they're genetically Hispanic or how a little over a 100 years ago Irish people and Italians weren't considered white either as a way to other and discriminate their groups as well. Race itself is mostly a tool of oppression anymore to other a person.
      It's turned whiteness into this stupid purity thing where to be even slightly mixed raced makes you no longer white when all of this is extremely arbitrary, and made more to create different social classes when if we were actually going by genetics to determine this sort of stuff instead of visual appearance, it's been shown there's more genetic differences between different African tribes then there are between black people and white.

  • @foxpuddles9753
    @foxpuddles9753 Před 2 lety +69

    Even I woulda doubted that one lol I’d be like “shit…was I faithful?” Start questioning my drunken nights. 😂

    • @Brendawallingbear
      @Brendawallingbear Před rokem +4

      If she's half Dominican and he's half Puerto Rican, they both have a white relative somewhere in their ancestry.

    • @creamfluffbitz5103
      @creamfluffbitz5103 Před rokem +1

      🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣tysm..I needed this lift

    • @christianr1941
      @christianr1941 Před rokem +1

      @@Brendawallingbear no there mixed with spainish blood, and taino Indian

    • @Brendawallingbear
      @Brendawallingbear Před rokem

      @@christianr1941 Yes, Taino, Arawak, Spanish is European (mostly white) and there's also African mixed in, there's a lot of variety in the Islands because of the history of colonialization and the slave trade.

  • @mayelinesantana
    @mayelinesantana Před rokem +1

    As soon as he said she was Dominican and he Puerto Rican, I was like ya, totally her father. 🎉🎉🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴

  • @sharlenelopez2033
    @sharlenelopez2033 Před rokem +1

    Idk the fact that he doubted her and basically called her a cheater I would have not been that quick to say yes to that proposal.

  • @rinagrey2478
    @rinagrey2478 Před 2 lety +408

    I have a very large family and there are so many complexion variations it's mind-boggling. Black people come in all shades and yes even in the same family.

    • @altimonkelly240
      @altimonkelly240 Před 2 lety +5

      Yes, even in Africa blacks come in all shades but most in the Americas and Caribbean comes from slavery and being colonized by the European powers. It’s important for today’s blacks not to create anymore mixed race hybrids children, so stop marrying whites. It take 3 to 4 generations to breed out the white genes. It’s in the Bible scriptures. It was a problem three thousand years ago for the Israelites. So God ordered them not to mix with other nations.

    • @msoperator510
      @msoperator510 Před 2 lety +5

      It has been proven a Black man and Black women can have a white baby, but a White man & White woman cannot have a Black baby.
      Bottom line Eve was most likely a POC.

    • @altimonkelly240
      @altimonkelly240 Před 2 lety +2

      @@msoperator510 it’s well known that whites are the last race to develop on the planet. We know whites are albino blacks who mixed with Neanderthal 7 thousand years ago. That’s why whites have up to 6 percent Neanderthal dna but Africans have none unless through slavery.

    • @ladydiamondprisca
      @ladydiamondprisca Před 2 lety +8

      Thank you. Out of the 10 kids my dad has, not a single one of my siblings nor I have the same skin complexion.

    • @quietstorm1050
      @quietstorm1050 Před 2 lety +5

      @@altimonkelly240 Uhm... He ordered them not to mix with the pagan nations as to not worship their gods and commit all sorts of idolatry and atrocities... Which they did anyway. It had zero to do with their skin color.

  • @jaileenpom7724
    @jaileenpom7724 Před 2 lety +638

    Here in Puerto Rico when we have family reunions you can see the diversity that we carry in our 🧬. My mom is blond with hazel eyes, my dad is black, my sister and I are light to medium skin and my son is black! You can find it all in just one family!

    • @JesusRunsMyHouse
      @JesusRunsMyHouse Před 2 lety +34

      You are so right. My grandma was a full blood Ojibwe who married an Irishman. My dad was a breed and met my mom across the river in Soo, Ontario. My mom was French Canadian and Black Irish. She had black hair and dark blue eyes. I have dark brown hair and blue eyes and my 8 brothers all have blondish red hair and dark brown eyes lije my dads father but their skin is whiter than mine. I have olive skin. My dads brothers all have dark black hair and black eyes like my grandma. So we are all over the board. Personally I believe mixed blooded people are the most beautiful people on the earth because they are all the colors of the earth!

    • @angelphilbert
      @angelphilbert Před 2 lety +6

      @@JesusRunsMyHousewonderful!!!

    • @jaileenpom7724
      @jaileenpom7724 Před 2 lety +2

      @@JesusRunsMyHouse you are so right! Being mix is wonderful 💓

    • @pleaseenteraname8903
      @pleaseenteraname8903 Před 2 lety +6

      Definitely. I’m Puerto Rican and in my family we are very diverse. I am black with tight curls. A lot of my cousins have medium skin tones with looser curls, and then I have cousins that are lightskinned with curly or straight hair.

    • @victoriaaletaaustria2817
      @victoriaaletaaustria2817 Před 2 lety +4

      It's no longer foolproof that because parents have specific physical features, it follows that an offspring should look like them, but if a baby looks different, the baby is not their biological kid. There are times the parents features are recessive and the baby's features were taken from the grandparents. Good thing this is verified and confirmed now through the available DNA Test.

  • @utexasnurse5401
    @utexasnurse5401 Před rokem +3

    I would’ve said “ Hell to the NO! You don’t trust me”

  • @Maryjane13400
    @Maryjane13400 Před rokem +7

    I swear when this happens it's an ancestor making a second round!. This was one of the best shows. 💜

  • @amandaramirez9247
    @amandaramirez9247 Před 2 lety +104

    As a Dominican/Puerto Rican I can attest that it is absolutely normal that you don’t go on phenotypes to prove relations. children are going to come out with different complexion, eye colors, body types, height, hair color and textures. It’s what makes us awesome 🇩🇴 🇵🇷

    • @pablinkz
      @pablinkz Před 2 lety +1

      This ☝️

    • @toroguindei3507
      @toroguindei3507 Před 2 lety

      Can confirm
      Im Dominican and get mistaken for black
      Applied to a job where you have to specify your race and they asked me to prove it i was like how tf i do that so now i just put black so it doesn't happen again

    • @diamondedevil
      @diamondedevil Před 2 lety

      yes^^ 🇵🇷

  • @tacticaltire8931
    @tacticaltire8931 Před 2 lety +309

    That's a man, a real man that could admit when he's wrong and try to make it right. RESPECT.

    • @sashav.3189
      @sashav.3189 Před 2 lety +10

      Lol, well he kind of had no choice? The bar is literally in hell.

    • @c-light7624
      @c-light7624 Před 2 lety +2

      @@sashav.3189 😂

    • @ZebraLuv
      @ZebraLuv Před 2 lety +11

      He brought a ring. He knew it was his and never had a doubt. That's how a man should be able to live.

    • @JeanG645
      @JeanG645 Před 2 lety

      @@ZebraLuv So your theory was that they were just a bored couple that wanted to be on t.v? Because the whole point of paternity court is based on doubt...

    • @ZebraLuv
      @ZebraLuv Před 2 lety +4

      @@JeanG645 other people that watched the full episode said it was his family that was in denial because they didn't want him to stay with her.

  • @autumnperry2054
    @autumnperry2054 Před rokem +1

    That woman had no doubt. She had her hand on her hip, a smile on her face, and turned to get his reaction when he found out the truth.

  • @CreativeMsKitty
    @CreativeMsKitty Před rokem +3

    Marry you? Absolutely not. Without trust there is nothing.

  • @devsnik7003
    @devsnik7003 Před 2 lety +18

    Punnett squares were by far my favorite thing in high school. So interesting

  • @everclouds6576
    @everclouds6576 Před 2 lety +25

    Just imagine your child later asking you where you proposed
    "Yeah I proposed to her in a court"

  • @mijajajaja
    @mijajajaja Před rokem

    She said "Oye que yo dice!" 🤣🤣🤣

  • @aaliyahbuggg
    @aaliyahbuggg Před rokem +4

    I would've been pissed if my boyfriend proposed to me after he accused me so long of being unfaithful. There's no trust in that relationship.

    • @skszombiekiller1310
      @skszombiekiller1310 Před 10 měsíci +1

      There’s trust, that the point of the proposal. He trusted that she was telling the truth enough to have the test for her and he didn’t have any doubt until the baby was born, who wouldn’t question it, that’s a white baby with two black parents

    • @x_rouxi_ian_x4804
      @x_rouxi_ian_x4804 Před 8 měsíci

      ​@@skszombiekiller1310 agreed, plus the minds a bitch. Youll have doubt and whispers in your ear no matter how much trust you have in your partner, plus this way they can get the part of the people who thinks theyre not the parents off their back

  • @gmiller2842
    @gmiller2842 Před 2 lety +5

    That does not look like a caucasian baby. I bet it was his family members that were saying evil mess. I could imagine a family member saying to him, "whose white skinned baby is that"?

  • @hannahsstressed8101
    @hannahsstressed8101 Před 2 lety +414

    imagine getting propsed to in a court room after ur man doesnt believe you didnt cheat on him🤡....

    • @marcnk6759
      @marcnk6759 Před 2 lety +84

      You can't blame the dude for doubting though

    • @alpha9353
      @alpha9353 Před 2 lety +47

      @@marcnk6759 exactly no blackman would believe if his baby is white 😂

    • @kinetiqqq7598
      @kinetiqqq7598 Před 2 lety +44

      He had the ring ready🤔

    • @t.k.3895
      @t.k.3895 Před 2 lety +11

      EXACTLY!!!

    • @luvmelonqtym
      @luvmelonqtym Před 2 lety +31

      @@alpha9353 Its funny until its sad because if he wasn’t inquisitive enough and actually followed through with a paternity test he would’ve used this as an excuse to abandon the child. Black men have abandoned for less and without reason smh

  • @pimpofmadison7755
    @pimpofmadison7755 Před rokem

    When he asked her I dead thought she was about to say no 😂😂

  • @Thespokenone
    @Thespokenone Před rokem +1

    While it's great that he proposed to her and no longer questions her infidelity, it's going to be awkward telling the daughter the story of how he proposed.

  • @kitanajadefrost4663
    @kitanajadefrost4663 Před 2 lety +12

    I literally have cousins with red hair, blonde hair, green and blue eyes their parents are dark skinned with brown eyes turns out we have German and Irish grandparents from way back then a lot of it came from being enslaved smh

  • @ladydiamondprisca
    @ladydiamondprisca Před 2 lety +113

    When you know you've never even thought about cheating, you have nothing to worry about. And that baby will eventually get more melanated. Even my biracial nieces and nephews are slowly getting more tan as the years go by.

    • @shannonhensley2942
      @shannonhensley2942 Před 2 lety +7

      You would be surprised. My sisters baby came out her exact skin color. She is Mexican with beautiful rich tones. At a year old her baby is white with blond hair and blue eyes. You would not believe this girl is the same baby. However her face looks exactly like my sisters.

    • @godlesslippillow
      @godlesslippillow Před 2 lety +6

      It’s more complicated than that Punnett square too. There’s also a process of genes expression being turned off and on while the fetus is formed.
      I look like a literal blend of my parents. Like my dads nose started forming and half way through my mom’s nose took over.
      You’re right though. I came out of the womb looking Filipina, I grew up turning tan and looking Mexican, in my twenties I started lightening up looking Filipina again. Now I’m in my Thirties and I’m still lightening up and it turns out I have freckles like my brother and my paternal grandmother. My hair is getting less curly and more loose waves like my maternal grandmother.
      That’s not even touching environmental factors.

  • @emilyN1
    @emilyN1 Před 7 měsíci

    I found out that they’ve been on that show twice. I’m flabbergasted. I’m stunned. I’m thinking holy Toledo.

  • @jocelynhiggins5644
    @jocelynhiggins5644 Před rokem +1

    And sometimes the baby’s are also lighter than when they are older

  • @chazconway9578
    @chazconway9578 Před 2 lety +134

    I remember seeing this episode. I automatically knew that child was his, she looked just like him. Her eyes and nose were all him.

  • @MikeAKAGryph
    @MikeAKAGryph Před 2 lety +26

    After many videos of the men getting told they weren't the father, it's nice to see for once that they actually are,
    makes me happy, makes me smile

  • @sharronbertha3323
    @sharronbertha3323 Před rokem +1

    I worked with a woman who had the same thing happen she had the test also and he took them into his place so his child wouldn't have to go without .

  • @monopinion8799
    @monopinion8799 Před rokem +1

    I don’t know if I would have accepted the proposal if he was in court questioning he faithfulness! I don’t know I would make him walk the road of courtship and trust for as long as I would feel he learned his mistake to question her integrity of their relationship.

  • @BITCHstfu234
    @BITCHstfu234 Před 2 lety +55

    That's the amazing thing about black people we can come in a variety of shades, it makes me think about how my brothers and I have the same parents but we're three different shades of people my older brother is very light skinned with freckles, I'm brown skinned, and our younger brother is dark skinned.

    • @msjujuz266
      @msjujuz266 Před 2 lety +2

      White people also come in a variety of shades that's a REDICULIOUS thing to say.

    • @BITCHstfu234
      @BITCHstfu234 Před 2 lety +12

      @@msjujuz266 Not like black people they only come in a handful of shades unless they're mixed, but we're not going to talk about it cause clearly we're not going to see eye to eye and I'm not here to educate or debate with people 🤷🏾

    • @TeaberWilson
      @TeaberWilson Před 2 lety +8

      @@msjujuz266 @Ms Jujuz A Caucasian/White CAN NOT create a Human with melanin (what is called Black specifically). However... a Human with melanin (whom is called Black specifically) can create ANY COLOR of Human without mixing.

  • @nononsense5182
    @nononsense5182 Před 2 lety +309

    You HAVE to look at your family's genealogy and genetics
    We take on those traits, there should be a class on this for couples😁

    • @nononsense5182
      @nononsense5182 Před 2 lety +7

      After I heard the parents racial make up I was already in agreement with the paternity of their child
      My parents are African American, Native and Creole and French cultures
      It's the way of the World we are going to have mixed races I wish people would stop making this a BIG DEAL
      🥰We blend
      stop hating

    • @Asdfgqedfglo
      @Asdfgqedfglo Před 2 lety +6

      There is a class on it. We learn about this in school as kids.

    • @davep5283
      @davep5283 Před 2 lety +6

      I learned about this in middle school/high school

    • @CL-lf6ps
      @CL-lf6ps Před 2 lety +1

      Yeah because my school never taught me any of his

    • @Asdfgqedfglo
      @Asdfgqedfglo Před 2 lety +1

      @@CL-lf6ps yes your school did. You didn’t pay attention. But you don’t have to continue being uneducated, you can educate yourself 😉

  • @tbabes9477
    @tbabes9477 Před rokem

    People don't realize that genetics can play one hell of a wild card.

  • @charlieknight5065
    @charlieknight5065 Před rokem +1

    Congratulations to this man finding out that he is the father and also congratulations to the newlyweds thank you for sharing this clip and have a blessed day y'all

  • @saundrabrown1873
    @saundrabrown1873 Před 2 lety +64

    That guy was on another episode of paternity court and that son wasn't his. I'm so glad that this baby was his 😊

  • @SakuraMoonflower
    @SakuraMoonflower Před 2 lety +32

    I was gonna say, "If they both carry recessive genes for colored eyes, that daughter could be theirs biologically... But I also understand why he'd be a bit sus lol."

  • @justcallmejessz3712
    @justcallmejessz3712 Před rokem +1

    I don't understand why so many people are talking about how romantic and sweet this couple is and how cute the engagement is?
    They are literally in a courtroom discussing paternity of the baby . Yes, the test show6 that he is the father and that she wasn't cheating on him, or whatever.
    Regardless of all of that They are still in a courtroom... with a judge... because the 2 adults could not debate and/or determine the paternity of the baby without a mediator, lawyers, court, judge, etc...
    It just doesn't feel like this engagement is really starting off on the right foot.

    • @aaliyahbuggg
      @aaliyahbuggg Před rokem

      Lol exactly 😂 this relationship isn't gonna last long

  • @bobbywalker2980
    @bobbywalker2980 Před rokem +4

    God I love them . ❤ amazing couple. Also my mother is from the d.r. my father was so mad I looked white 🤣 but now he's happy I'm his number 1 fan and star :)

  • @yakubusamaila8483
    @yakubusamaila8483 Před 2 lety +7

    When your conscience is clear, you fear nothing, you doubt nothing! Good job woman

  • @TheJourneyWithDominiqueBP
    @TheJourneyWithDominiqueBP Před 2 lety +19

    I literally had blond hair and blue eyes when I came out as well. My father and mother are both dark. Anyone who understands biology understands this. Recessive genes and all babies tend to be very light at birth.

  • @aleenabear7715
    @aleenabear7715 Před rokem +1

    Watch the lady be like “I know it yo’s you the only person I got it down with tf😂

  • @giagia3733
    @giagia3733 Před rokem +1

    I can't lie I'd need a paternity test too lol

  • @janetterocha3609
    @janetterocha3609 Před 2 lety +31

    Oh hell no. Don’t marry someone who doubts you.

    • @celine9173
      @celine9173 Před 2 lety +2

      Exactly what i thought

    • @mutiny_on_the_bounty
      @mutiny_on_the_bounty Před 2 lety +1

      Men. Don't ever get married period. You can get everything without signing a government contract.

    • @kayade5305
      @kayade5305 Před 2 lety +5

      @@mutiny_on_the_bounty Which is why there is an advocacy for *"No wedding, No womb."*

    • @victoriamccormick825
      @victoriamccormick825 Před 2 lety

      I even wrote a comment like this you are right.

    • @crunchevo8974
      @crunchevo8974 Před 2 lety +3

      This thinking is disgusting. Honestly that would mean any time you have a doubt, insecurity or even an anxiety that makes you unweddable.
      Their doubts were founded lmao like if they're both people of color and a light skinned baby with blue eyes pops out that's hella suspicious.
      Now would i go to a court tv show? No but a paternity test would be needed lmao.

  • @imnotsupposedtobehere2692
    @imnotsupposedtobehere2692 Před 2 lety +24

    Recessive genes are WILD. I just love how wildly different it can make blood relatives seem. I mean, in my family, my mother and aunt have red hair, when almost no one in their family had had red hair for three generations. My sister was born blond, and that hadn’t happened on either side of my family for at least four generation. And then there’s me, a squat goblin. Just like my paternal grandmother and absolutely no one else 🤣

    • @emp9413
      @emp9413 Před 2 lety +2

      Lol I'm albino and ginger after God knows who and blind after my grandma. Everyone in my family has perfect vision and dark hair 🤷‍♀️

    • @lisaavin2574
      @lisaavin2574 Před 2 lety +1

      @@emp9413 Which means you were the diamond of all the jewels in your family!!

    • @emp9413
      @emp9413 Před 2 lety +1

      @@lisaavin2574 aw ty sure we'll go with that :)

  • @HonkeyLips
    @HonkeyLips Před rokem +1

    He doesn't trust her and needs a test. She just accepted his proposal and knows the whole time she was faithful, while he called her unfaithful.
    Why marry a guy like that?
    He was not believing her on this child. Each time they have a child she needs to give him a test?
    He failed his test of trust. She should not stay with him.

  • @MissMJJanet
    @MissMJJanet Před rokem +1

    He knew he had to drop down on that knee to make up for the mess he made...

  • @dewilew2137
    @dewilew2137 Před 2 lety +111

    That baby doesn’t look white though. I looked exactly like that when I was a baby, and I only have one white grandparent. The baby will likely be somewhere around my complexion as she gets older. All light skinned Black babies are pink as newborns.

    • @Cupcakes30
      @Cupcakes30 Před 2 lety +3

      Yea I was gonna say being both half Latino that can happen my son is 75% Latino 25% black and didn’t get no complexion till about 3 months old

    • @bojamamolefe3395
      @bojamamolefe3395 Před 2 lety +2

      Baby has her daddy's 👀

    • @shishimcghee3309
      @shishimcghee3309 Před 2 lety +8

      My exact thoughts. I’m fully Black American and so is my husband but our baby came out looking like neither one of us with light bright damn near white skin & light brown eyes taking after my grandmother (my mom’s mom).

    • @Thinkoutsidethebox15
      @Thinkoutsidethebox15 Před 2 lety +6

      My baby isn't super dark but he is dark and cane out white as hell. Only thing that showed melanin was his knuckles and balls lol

    • @danny55430
      @danny55430 Před 2 lety +2

      I was light skinned when I was born my eyes turned dark brown and I got darker within a few months. So its more then likely babies don't develop there melanin right away.

  • @kathryncachart5809
    @kathryncachart5809 Před rokem +1

    He wanted that baby to be his because he went out and bought a ring to propose. I’m glad it worked out for them.

  • @amberenergyhealertarot6617

    I thought that all baby's have dark blue eyes when they are newborns?

  • @kalvinflowers6178
    @kalvinflowers6178 Před 2 lety +198

    That marriage is starting out with trust issues. I hope they make it.

    • @sherrybelle4776
      @sherrybelle4776 Před 2 lety +43

      He never had any questions until he saw the child, 90% of Black men would've questioned that baby!

    • @Mo-ty5ys
      @Mo-ty5ys Před 2 lety +31

      I mean... who wouldnt doubt? The baby looks so different. Hope he apologize to her sincerely

    • @towoawawaboofficial
      @towoawawaboofficial Před 2 lety +5

      I'd doubt that too

    • @elleb8384
      @elleb8384 Před 2 lety +13

      I think they'll be okay, the way she responded to him was very open and loving, understanding even. In this case it made sense that he would wonder and it's not like she rejected the idea. They don't come off as toxic but he wants to be sure is all

    • @aquietplace5832
      @aquietplace5832 Před 2 lety +17

      The trust issues left when the judge said he was the daddy.

  • @alwayshangrygirl463
    @alwayshangrygirl463 Před rokem +3

    Hell no. Now he's trying to apologise. Get your bags and leave

    • @arandomcat8390
      @arandomcat8390 Před rokem

      Why.... would he get his bags and leave? I mean, what did he do wrong..?

    • @alwayshangrygirl463
      @alwayshangrygirl463 Před rokem

      @@arandomcat8390 what did she do wrong? If you don't trust your partner, stay single

  • @rachieru382
    @rachieru382 Před rokem

    There doesn't necessarily need to be recessive genes on both sides for this to happen.
    I remember learning in Bio 20 that sometimes genes randomly turn off, resulting in situations like this. It's rare, but wild.

  • @bevsmith8617
    @bevsmith8617 Před rokem

    This woman was absolutely confident that he was the father. I'm so glad that the truth was revealed. I'm glad he proposed to her so they could raise this baby with both parents in the picture.

  • @nunyabidnazz2311
    @nunyabidnazz2311 Před 2 lety +83

    I worked with a white couple who had a dark skinned baby. The woman swore she was faithful. She knew it was her white husband’s child. Only after a paternity test did her husband believe her and apologize. Come to find out, the husband had African ancestry in his lineage. People are so quick to judge and assume the worst! Stranger things have happened! I think that’s pretty amazing! Too bad the marriage suffered due to the husband’s nasty accusations.

    • @dioscurimas1018
      @dioscurimas1018 Před 2 lety +9

      Grow up!!! If you were him you'd have the same thought!!!
      33 % of American men are raising, UNKNOWINGLY RAISING, another man child!!!!
      Paternity should be mandatory at all birth.

    • @kianah544
      @kianah544 Před 2 lety +21

      @@dioscurimas1018 Grow up? An adult could easily have articulated that they would like a paternity test without accusing their partner of infidelity. Unless of course, they’re dumb. Especially when the physical attributes of the child that you think proves they cheated, ended up being from YOUR side of the family. 🙄 Why jump to conclusions and blame them instead of considering that maybe you just don’t understand middle school biology.

    • @Hazel_256
      @Hazel_256 Před 2 lety +1

      There's always that one person that exaggerates the truth.

    • @nunyabidnazz2311
      @nunyabidnazz2311 Před 2 lety +4

      @@Hazel_256 Your Mother never told you that mouth of yours would end up getting you in trouble? Or do you just feel the need to learn everything the hard way? 😂 Believe me or don’t. Really doesn’t matter. It’s unfortunate that you turned out this way though. Take care 😊

    • @kgty1295
      @kgty1295 Před 2 lety +4

      That’s kinda sad to not know your genetics though😭

  • @pat7895
    @pat7895 Před 2 lety +41

    I'm dark-skinned and so is my hubby, all three of our children are extremely light-skinned. They have my hubby's wide nose and lips and my squinty eyes, lol. We come in all shades of brown and we love our children.

  • @katymitchell8200
    @katymitchell8200 Před rokem

    What a wonderful ending. When I was in nursing school, 1986-1989 studying physiology, which includes studying DNA and the potential genetics, I teasingly stated to my husband someday people all over the world will be the same color, LOL

  • @jimmy_x557
    @jimmy_x557 Před rokem

    What a location and occasion for a proposal hahahaha

  • @Mickocarbomb
    @Mickocarbomb Před 2 lety +21

    I'm just glad that there was one good episode with a good outcome on this show. That's a great outcome.