“I never thought I would have married a white guy, either, so it just goes to show you that love truly has no color, and it just really goes to show me the importance of what love is,” Williams said. In an interview with The New York Times, Williams, who is Black, opened up about how being in an interracial relationship with Ohanian, who is white, has changed her view on love. Lev Radin/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images.

“I worry sometimes that Luna is going to be so much in the middle that she’s not going to know, but I think by the time she grows up, it’s such a melting pot, this whole world now,” Teigen said.

Teigen echoed some of Legend’s thoughts in an interview with StyleCaster, in which she worried that her daughter, Luna, and son, Miles, won’t know where they fit in because of their multiple racial identities. “So, it’ll be interesting just to give out even the idea of what race means-because it is a social construct that isn’t really based on biology-or even thinking about how they’ll identify themselves and what that’ll mean.” In an interview with USA Today, Legend opened up about what it’s like to raise mixed-race children and why he believes race is a social construct. “It’ll be interesting because our child will be mixed, you know? They’ll be part Asian, part white and part black,” Legend said. Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for City Harvest.