Naveen

Yeah, they kept his race ambiguous since for some reason America would be up in arms if he identified as anything.

Ex: "Why does the prince have to be black just because the princess is black?" "So what? A black prince isn't good enough?"

I think they did the most logical thing to shut people up before they began to complain.

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I know they were trying to make him ambiguous, but I'm sorry, I still see him as black (or at least part black) with his coloring.

perhaps you should have changed your tagline, op?

He looks mixed to me, maybe half white half Indian. I don't see any Hispanic like people say, which I think they say just because of his skin tone, not his actual features.

Though you're dressed in rags, you wear an air of queenly grace

When I first saw The Princess And The Frog I fell in love with Prince Naveen and thought he looked very handsome and had such a wonderful accent which I think sounds a bit like a mix of Scottish and Italian. And I think Naveen was a bit of a dreamer who had big plans for his future and I think marrying Tiana helped him a lot because she saw in his eyes what love she had for him. I would love to see a sequel to The Princess And The Frog where Tiana and Naveen start a family and Naveen becomes a big successful jazz musician and Tiana works as a waitress while raising their kids when Naveen goes on tour. Naveen would make a good father would he?