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10 Celebs You Thought Were American But Actually Arent

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Are you a fan of high-quality wallpapers for your desktop? Do you love to have your favorite celebrities as your desktop background? Look no further! Our HD Wallpapers Celebs category is filled with stunning images of your favorite stars.

But did you know that some of these celebrities are not actually American? That's right, they may have won your heart with their performances on screen, but their roots may lie elsewhere.

Here are 10 celebs you thought were American, but actually aren't:

Natalie Portman: This Academy Award-winning actress was born in Jerusalem, Israel and also holds dual American and Israeli citizenship.
Charlize Theron: Despite her flawless American accent, this South African-born actress is not actually American.
Andrew Garfield: Born in Los Angeles, this Spider-Man star actually has dual British and American citizenship.
Keanu Reeves: The Matrix star was born in Lebanon to an English mother and a Hawaiian-Chinese father.
Gal Gadot: This Wonder Woman actress was born and raised in Israel.
Idris Elba: Despite his iconic role as Stringer Bell in The Wire, this British actor was born and raised in London.
Jim Carrey: The comedic actor was born and raised in Canada.
Ryan Gosling: Another Canadian-born actor, Gosling has won hearts with his performances in films like La La Land and The Notebook.
Felicity Jones: This Rogue One star was born and raised in Birmingham, England.
Henry Cavill: The Superman actor was born and raised in Jersey, a small island in the English Channel.

So there you have it, 10 celebs you thought were American, but actually aren't. Our HD Wallpapers Celebs category has a diverse range of images featuring these and many other non-American celebrities. Download them now and make your desktop background stand out!

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