After six years, the family had a second child who also suffers from this genetic condition… Patricia Williams gave birth to her third child, Redd, in 2012. Redd was born with unusual white hair and captivating almond-shaped eyes. At first, the doctors and parents thought the boy was simply blonde, but as Redd grew, it became clear that he had albinism.
The doctors began asking if any family members suffered from this condition. After some thought, the couple finally remembered that Patricia, their 85-year-old grandmother, was born platinum blonde and was the only one living on a Native American reservation. She was albino but never realized it, even though doctors found evidence to the contrary. However, genes are inherited because they cannot be hidden.
By the way, his grandmother found a photo in her collection of herself and her Native American relatives, in which she is the only blonde. After six years, the family had a second child who also suffers from this genetic condition. The children are growing up healthy and lively, and apart from the color of their hair and eyes, the condition has shown no other signs of manifestation. Advertising agencies are already contacting the older Redd with offers for photo shoots for their clients.
Rockwell’s parents, 2 years old, and Redd, 9 years old, find the special attention given to their children amusing. And they don’t mind if passersby take photos of the children, as long as it doesn’t cause them any trouble.
