Jasmine Guy
Guy in 2007, photo by s_bukley/Bigstock.com
Place of Birth: Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.
Date of Birth: March 10, 1962
Ethnicity:
*African-American (father)
*Portuguese (mother)
Jasmine Guy is an American actress, director, singer, and dancer. She is known for starring on the television series A Different World.
She is the daughter of Jaye and The Rev. William Guy, a pastor of the historic Friendship Baptist Church of Atlanta, and a college instructor in philosophy and religion. Jasmine was raised in the Collier Heights neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia.
She has a daughter with her former husband Terrence Duckett.
Jasmine’s paternal grandfather was The Rev. Frederick T. Guy. The Rev. Frederick was born in Missouri.
Jasmine’s paternal grandmother was Nokomis Hampton (the daughter of William K. Hampton and Jimmie McGaugh). Nokomis was born in Arkansas. William was the son of Ramon Hampton and Susan.
Jasmine’s maternal grandfather was named Francisco Resendes.
Jasmine’s maternal grandmother was named Maria Sousa.
Her grandparents were Rev. Frederick T. Guy and Nokomis Hampton. Frederick was born in Missouri. Nokomis was born in Arkansas to William K. Hampton (born Mississippi) and Jimmie McGaugh (born Arkansas). William’s parents were Ramon and Susan Hampton.
Obit of Jasmine’s aunt Eunice Weston: https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/houstonchronicle/name/eunice-weston-obituary?id=2027345
Plenty of dark skinned people have wrinkles also, the old black don’t crack is not accurate, lighter skin reflects light while darker skin absorbs it making lines and wrinkles more pronounced when light, darker complexions have more sun protection the number one ager, I have some color but we have light skinned people in our family also that are aging as well as the darker skinned people because they stayed out of the sun, did not smoke and took care of themselves.
are you out of your mind, she is gorgeous, you must best be jealous
as she ages…the white in her definately shows…wrinkles galore!