Andra Day
Day in 2016, photo by Starfrenzy/Bigstock
Birth Name: Cassandra Monique Batie
Place of Birth: Spokane, Washington, U.S.
Date of Birth: December 30, 1984
Ethnicity: African-American
Andra Day is an American singer and songwriter. She stars in the film The United States Vs. Billie Holiday. For the role, she won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Drama, and was nominated for an Academy Award. Her parents are both black.
Andra was raised in southeast San Diego, California, including in Chula Vista. A picture of Andra with her father can be seen here.
Andra’s paternal grandfather was named Jones Batie.
Andra’s paternal grandfather was Dorothy Wright (the daughter of Mark Wright and Glennie Booker).
She literally looks like a mixture of Rihanna, Faith Evans, and Tyra Banks. More Rihanna and Faith Evans.
haha u right she do look like a mixture of Rihanna and Faith Evans
Andra’s paternal grandfather was Jones Batie.
Andra’s paternal grandfather was Dorothy Wright (the daughter of Mark Wright and Glennie Booker).
Mother’s birth record:
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V21N-Y6X
her father: https://www.instagram.com/p/BG2x_vTnXum/?hl=it&taken-by=andradaymusic
Okay maybe a tad lower than 45 at most.
She looks like Rihanna. Probably anywhere between 20-45 percent European going solely by looks.
You’ve be surprised just how much those features can trick you
Seeing how the avg AA has Euro ancestry, that wouldn’t be a shock. Also again, African American is our cultural name, that’s all
@Alexgro she looks more to me like Tyra Banks or model Eva Pigford or a heavier Vanessa Williams the former Miss America. She is an excellent singer and sang very well at the New Years Eve Celebration Tyra Banks who tested only 14 percent European admixed.
Similiar looking other African Americans.
Tyra Banks and model Eva Pigford (no white family members for over 100 years)
Link : http://www.fanpop.com/clubs/eva-pigford/images/22641551/title/americas-next-top-model-eva-tyra-photo
I think alot of people who are not exposed to African Americans or African Carribeans and who only rely on television really do not know how diverse we can look, without recent admixtures.