Let’s leave the boys’ hue out of the comments. They’re healthy and precious little boys and have two proud parents. The end.

It’s funny how people are so “concerned” about the colors of these beautiful children. Nobody knows if they will “lighten” or “darken” in the years to come. All of that is irrelevant anyway! Mind your business and thank God for two little angels sent from Heaven!

Just wanted to comment… my husband is half-Nigerian, half-Caucasian, but looks like a light-skinned black man. I am Caucasian. Both of our sons look Caucasian. They have blue eyes and blond hair. You would never guess they are a quarter African. People really should not assume to know what a child will look like because of the parents’ races. It just seems silly and ignorant to question these children’s genetics.

I have to biracial children who was born with a dark-skinned father I am white they are whiter than me and have blond hair!i am sure the boys will darken as the getolder they are only 5 months!Who care babies don’t care what color they are!They are cute biracial boys

Those children can define themselves when they are old enough. Some posters need to stop with the one-drop rule already. And no, both of Nicole Richie’s parents are NOT “black”.

What I found interesting about these posts is that people sometimes forgot that the internet is global – the Scottish person spoke from her context, the South Africans from theirs, and the Americans from theirs – none seeming to realise the historical/social/cultural context of the other. By the way, all members of the family are incredibly attractive physically.

Jess, did Senator Obama extol the notion of “individuality” in his speech? Must have missed that. Enough on that.

Sinclair, you are so welcome. Debating is so much more fun, when the challenges to your ideas are “collegiate” as opposed to being “venemous”.