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What is her age?

Dawn-Lyen Gardner was born on August 31, 1985, so she will be 35 in 2021.

Dawn-Lyen Gardner’s parents

Dawn-Lyen Gardner is, admittedly, of mixed race. Her mother is Chinese-American, and her father is African-American. Dawn-Lyen stated in an interview with People about her miscarriage that the one person she wished for the most at the time was her mother. But, thanks to the pandemic, she was able to hug her!

Dawn stated, “She couldn’t just wrap her arms around me like that. She’d stand six feet away from me and try to console me.”We can only imagine how helpless she felt!

In terms of Dawn-parents, Lyen’s father is from Alabama and her mother is from China. They met in high school in Los Angeles (after the Great Migration) and fell in love through Chess. After years of dating, they married, and Dawn-Lyen and her brother were born soon after.

Dawn-mother Lyen celebrates her birthday as celibate on November 12, while her father celebrates it on May 18.

Dawn-Lyen grew up saying that her grandmother’s house was the focal point of her family. Her aunts, uncles, and siblings-like cousins would all congregate there all the time. She also remembered one of her cousins, whom she considered being the most beautiful person on the planet.

Dawn-Lyen also admitted that growing up was “very painful” at times. She felt “freakish” because of her looks as a mixed-race person, and being “exoticized” was “really uncomfortable.”Dawn-Lyen is finally at peace with her mixed heritage. She stated that she “fought hard to have an integrated identity.” She revealed,

“In my experience, culture and identity are fluid. That is the reality, and pointing fingers at one or the other does not work for me.”