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  • January 26, 2016 - Catherine Zeta-Jones attending 'Dad's Army' World Premiere, Odeon Leicester Square in London, UK.<br />
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  • January 26, 2016 - Catherine Zeta-Jones attending 'Dad's Army' World Premiere, Odeon Leicester Square in London, UK.<br />
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  • January 26, 2016 - Catherine Zeta-Jones attending 'Dad's Army' World Premiere, Odeon Leicester Square in London, UK.<br />
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  • January 26, 2016 - Catherine Zeta-Jones attending 'Dad's Army' World Premiere, Odeon Leicester Square in London, UK.<br />
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  • January 26, 2016 - Catherine Zeta-Jones attending 'Dad's Army' World Premiere, Odeon Leicester Square in London, UK.<br />
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  • January 26, 2016 - Catherine Zeta-Jones attending 'Dad's Army' World Premiere, Odeon Leicester Square in London, UK.<br />
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  • January 26, 2016 - Catherine Zeta-Jones attending 'Dad's Army' World Premiere, Odeon Leicester Square in London, UK.<br />
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  • January 26, 2016 - Catherine Zeta-Jones attending 'Dad's Army' World Premiere, Odeon Leicester Square in London, UK.<br />
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo shows; Parents  Catherine Howarth<br />
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo shows; Parents Richard and Catherine Howarth<br />
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo shows; Parents  Catherine Howarth<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby2.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
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    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby6.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby7.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby9.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby10.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby12.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby13.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo shows; Parents Richard and Catherine Howarth<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby24.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo shows; Parents Richard and Catherine Howarth<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby23.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby8.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby11.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
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‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
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The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
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Photo shows; Parents Richard and Catherine Howarth<br />
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William and Kate join local children with a fishing trip.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge visit the remote community of Haida Gwaii in northern British Colombia on the penultimate day of their visit to Canada.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge visit the remote community of Haida Gwaii in northern British Colombia on the penultimate day of their visit to Canada.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge visit the remote community of Haida Gwaii in northern British Colombia on the penultimate day of their visit to Canada.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate visit the Cridge Centre for the Family to see the work of the local charity working with vulnerable, disadvantaged families and support for parents with disabled children.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate visit the Cridge Centre for the Family to see the work of the local charity working with vulnerable, disadvantaged families and support for parents with disabled children.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate visit the Cridge Centre for the Family to see the work of the local charity working with vulnerable, disadvantaged families and support for parents with disabled children.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate visit the Cridge Centre for the Family to see the work of the local charity working with vulnerable, disadvantaged families and support for parents with disabled children.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate visit the Cridge Centre for the Family to see the work of the local charity working with vulnerable, disadvantaged families and support for parents with disabled children.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate visit the Cridge Centre for the Family to see the work of the local charity working with vulnerable, disadvantaged families and support for parents with disabled children.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate visit the Cridge Centre for the Family to see the work of the local charity working with vulnerable, disadvantaged families and support for parents with disabled children.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate visit the Cridge Centre for the Family to see the work of the local charity working with vulnerable, disadvantaged families and support for parents with disabled children.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate visit the Cridge Centre for the Family to see the work of the local charity working with vulnerable, disadvantaged families and support for parents with disabled children.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate visit the Cridge Centre for the Family to see the work of the local charity working with vulnerable, disadvantaged families and support for parents with disabled children.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate visit the Cridge Centre for the Family to see the work of the local charity working with vulnerable, disadvantaged families and support for parents with disabled children.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate visit the Cridge Centre for the Family to see the work of the local charity working with vulnerable, disadvantaged families and support for parents with disabled children.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate visit the Cridge Centre for the Family to see the work of the local charity working with vulnerable, disadvantaged families and support for parents with disabled children.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate visit the Cridge Centre for the Family to see the work of the local charity working with vulnerable, disadvantaged families and support for parents with disabled children.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate board a tall ship and sail across Victoria Harbour.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate board a tall ship and sail across Victoria Harbour.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate board a tall ship and sail across Victoria Harbour.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate board a tall ship and sail across Victoria Harbour.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate board a tall ship and sail across Victoria Harbour.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada. William and Kate board a tall ship and sail across Victoria Harbour.<br />
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge accompanied by Prince George and Princess Charlotte depart from Victoria Harbour by Sea Plane to Vancouver and from there back to the UK on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge accompanied by Prince George and Princess Charlotte depart from Victoria Harbour by Sea Plane to Vancouver and from there back to the UK on their last day of their Official Tour of Canada.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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