Season 14 of The Real Housewives of New York City is extremely diverse. It even includes the first-ever Indian housewife, Jessel Taank. That being said, Brynn is to be included in the list of diverse stars this season.

The Hollywood Reporter shared her full bio that revealed her ethnicity. It reads, "Originally from a small town in the Midwest, Brynn was raised by her grandmother who taught her invaluable lessons about navigating life, owning her narrative as a bi-racial woman and the true meaning of hard work."

While she usually wears her hair down and wavy, the fashionista has shared what her natural hair looks like on her social media, which is a curly afro. We Got This Covered reported that she is half Black.

In Season 14, Ep. 4, “The Most Brynnteresting Girl in the Room,” Brynn showed off her natural fro while visiting her hair salon. While talking about her hair with her stylist, Brynn said she was often made fun of for her thick, long hair and that her white grandmother had trouble styling her hair as a child, causing her to send her to Black hair salons eventually.

“My poor grandma didn’t know how to figure it out,” Brynn said on the show. “I would go to school, and the kids would make fun of me because I went to an all-white school in Indiana.”