One of Kamala Harris’ family members has gone on the record and revealed that the Democrat presidential nominee lied about her grandmother being black.

According to a close family friend, Harris’ grandmother was Irish and not Jamaican as Harris has previously claimed.

Candace Owens broke the news during her podcast on Thursday, citing an interview by a Jamaican woman, Dorothy, who said she personally knew Harris as a child and her supposed paternal Jamaican Grandma “Beryl,” with whom Kamala is photographed beside in her 2019 memoir, The Truths We Hold.

Infowars.com reports: While the “Grandma Beryl” in the photo has a dark skin tone, Dorothy told interviewer Lady Colin Campbell she remembered “Miss Beryl” very differently, describing her as possibly being of Irish descent.

“I see Vice President Harris on the box and I sit up straight and I think, ‘My God, she looks so much like Miss Beryl. Her facial features.’ The only thing is Miss Beryl was much smaller in stature,” Dorothy said.

“Ok, because Kamala is very fair-skinned,” the interviewer interjected, “was Beryl fair-skinned?”

“Yes, she was. She was fair-skinned. She was very fair-skinned, with black hair,” Dorothy confirmed.

“So, she was so fair-skinned,” she continued, “that now that I’m older and I can spot people by their skin-coloring, etc., for me, I would say there was something Irish there.”

The interviewer went on to show Dorothy photos from Kamala’s book featuring “Grandma Beryl,” which the woman said were “definitely not Miss Beryl.”

Owens says Dorothy’s admissions corroborate remarks by Judge Joe Brown who said he recalled a conversation with Harris’ father Donald Harris, who professed Irish-Hindu ancestry, and theorized the woman in the photo may have been hired help who assumed her wealthy boss’s name.

According to Owens, who has been digging deep into Kamala’s family history, Dorothy’s claims substantiate rumors the Democrat presidential nominee has been lying about her past to deceive voters into believing she’s black.

“Things are starting to add up not in Kamala Harris’ favor,” Owens said.

“I don’t think I possess within me the adequate vocabulary to discuss my distaste for a woman who borrowed a black person for her autobiography so that she could secure the black vote.”

“You have to be the worst kind of political vermin to borrow a black person to put in your book to present to the public as your grandma who definitively was not your white Irish Grandma,” Owens continued.

“This woman has no soul,” she added, equating Kamala’s possible race hoax to putting on “blackface.”

Owens latest bombshell discovery comes as she began digging into Kamala’s family history following comments about Harris’ father from pop star Janet Jackson, who in September told The Guardian she’d “heard” Kamala is “not Black” and instead “she’s Indian” and added thought Kamala’s “father’s white.”

Owens says she will continue working to expose Harris’ past.