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			<title>Original Blog Entry: British family have rainbow children</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p> British family have rainbow children<br /><br />A mixed race couple have nicknamed their kids the Rainbow Children after a genetic quirk left them with a remarkable spectrum of skin colours<br /><br />The Daily Telegraph<br /><br />Published: 6:48PM BST 06 Jul 2009<br /><br />Cornel and Carla from Lowestoft, Norfolk with their three children Tanisha 4, Jermaine 6 and Jayden 2 Photo: MASONS NEWS SERVICE<br /><br />White mum Carla Nurse, 27, and her black husband Cornel, 31, were not surprised when their first child Jermaine was born with a mixed race complexion.<br /><br />But they were amazed when daughter Tanisha arrived with an Afro-Caribbean appearance -and their second son Jayden was born with white skin and blonde hair.<br /><br />Where I live it is a predominantly white town and I admit it looks pretty strange when I walk around with my brood of rainbow children, said Mrs Nurse.<br /><br />I am at a complete loss to explain why they are all different colours - I can only think that it is some type of freaky genetic thing.<br /><br />After Jayden was born and he looked Aryan my friends nicknamed us the United Nations.<br /><br />Mrs Nurse , a part-time model from Lowestoft, Suffolk, said her only concern is that many people assume the children have different fathers.<br /><br />She said: I remember giving birth to each one of them at the hospital and all the doctors were looking at me thinking I had all these children to different men.<br /><br />When people think I&#x27;ve cheated it makes me so angry. I would never stray from Cornel and never have - I&#x27;m totally devoted to him and always will be.<br /><br />Mr Nurse ,whose Afro-Caribbean father came from Barbados and white mother came from London, grew up in the Suffolk village of Halesworth just 30 miles away.<br /><br />Their eldest son Jermaine, now six, has brown eyes with golden brown skin while daughter Tanisha, four, takes after her father with Afro-Caribbean skin, dark eyes and tight black curls.<br /><br />Youngest son Jayden, now two, has white skin, blonde hair and bright blue eyes.<br /><br />All three siblings have their mother&#x27;s nose and big eyes while Tanisha has full lips similar to Mr Nurse.<br /><br />Mr Nurse said: They are definitely all mine and the whole thing is just a freak of nature. Tanisha was dark from the start but as the boys got older one has gone darker and one has got whiter.<br /><br />All of the kids were planned - Jermaine was conceived on holiday in Florida and Tanisha and Jayden were conceived at home.<br /><br />They all have our facial features it&#x27;s just the colour of their skin which is different - it&#x27;s hard to believe.<br /><br />Dr Jess Buxton, of the British Society for Human Genetics, said it was rare for three children with totally different skin colour to be born to the same parents.<br /><br />She said: I have never heard of this before and I&#x27;m sure it can&#x27;t happen often. But several different genes control skin colour in a similar way to eye and hair colour.<br /><br />This is a random process, so it is certainly possible for the same parents to have children with different skin colours, although because we don&#x27;t know all of the genes involved it isn&#x27;t possible to predict when this will happen.<br /><br />... &#x5b;&#xa0;<a href="https://blogs.lotterypost.com/truesee/2009/7/british-family-have-rainbow-children.htm">More</a>&#xa0;&#x5d;</p>]]></description>
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