There are no known black holes in close proximity to Earth. Black holes are formed from the gravitational collapse of massive stars, and they are generally found in distant parts of the universe, often within galaxies. Our solar system, including Earth, is not in the vicinity of any known black holes.
As for the possibility of a black hole coming near our planet in the future, it is extremely unlikely. Black holes are incredibly dense objects with immense gravitational pull. However, they are not actively "seeking out" other objects to consume. The vast distances between celestial bodies and the relatively low density of black holes make the chances of a black hole approaching Earth remote. It is worth noting that black holes are not wandering freely in space but are typically found within galaxies, following their respective galactic orbits.
In summary, while black holes are fascinating cosmic objects, there is no known black hole near Earth, and the likelihood of one coming close to our planet is highly improbable.