Alexandra's mother, characterized by her striking looks and athleticism, manages the family's farms and exhibits resilience amid adversity. Her worldview is deeply impacted by her racist ideology, which distorts her sense of belonging and is intertwined with her alcohol misuse and bipolar disorder.

Alexandra's older sister, who exhibits a nurturing and resilient demeanor, often stepping into a maternal role in the family. Her forced maturity results from familial hardships and personal trauma, which she faces with quiet strength.

The patriarch of the Fuller family, a free-spirited British expatriate who drives the family's nomadic lifestyle in Africa. Although deeply devoted to his family, he holds a white supremacist ideology and struggles with grief and reckless behavior after personal loss.