People of Mixed Moroccan and European Ancestry
- Fu'ad Aït Aattou - French Actor, Moroccan father and French mother
- Natacha Amal - Belgian Actress, Moroccan father and Russian mother
- Aure Atika - French actress, French father and Moroccan mother
- Malika Ayane - Italian singer, Moroccan father and Italian mother
- Mehdi Carcela-González - Moroccan Soccer player, Spanish father and Moroccan mother
- Sara Chafak - Finnish beauty pageant titleholder, Moroccan father and Finnish mother
- Manuel da Costa - Soccer player, Portuguese father and Moroccan mother
- Sofia Essaidi - Moroccan French singer, Moroccan father and French mother
- Touriya Haoud - Dutch actress, Moroccan father and Macedonian mother
- Saïd El Khadraoui - Belgian politician, Moroccan father and Flemish Belgian mother
- Hind Laroussi Tahiri - Dutch singer, Moroccan father and Dutch mother
- Amine Lecomte - Soccer player, French father and Moroccan mother
- Lee Lamrani Ibrahim "Lightning" Murray - British-Moroccan cage fighter turned gangster, Moroccan father and English mother
- Édith Piaf - French singer, Moroccan great-grandfather
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