SZA
SZA in 2016, photo by Debby Wong/Bigstock.com
Birth Name: Solána Imani Rowe
Place of Birth: St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.
Date of Birth: November 8, 1989
Ethnicity: African-American
SZA is an American R&B singer and songwriter. She is known for the songs “All the Stars,” “Hit Different,” “Good Days,” “I Hate U,” “No Love,” “Shirt,” “Nobody Gets Me,” “Kill Bill,” and “Snooze,” and, in a featured role, “What Lovers Do,” “Consideration,” and “Kiss Me More.” She co-wrote the song “Feeling Myself.” She is also credited as Solána Rowe.
SZA was born in St. Louis, Missouri, and later moved to Maplewood, New Jersey. Her father worked at CNN and her mother at AT&T. Her father is Muslim and her mother is Christian, and she was raised Muslim. Her brother is rapper Manhattan. She took her stage name from Islam’s Supreme Alphabet. SZA is short for either “Sovereign” or “Savior” and “Zig-Zag Allah.”
She has said that a DNA test also showed her to have Irish and Polynesian ancestry.
Source: http://www.complex.com
sza was very different before the plastics
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcQLmzHNlCd3cjnsz7Kv6Uy6ZLKGeBEnbaeipQ&usqp=CAU
Correction: She tweeted she did a DNA test and she has some Irish and Polynesian ancestry. https://twitter.com/sza/status/900452560728981505
Maybe that Polynesian part could mean she has some ancestors from Madagascar?
She should post the whole DNA test to have a clear view about that. If she scored 0,1% Polynesian I would not pay much attention for it.
why not pay attention to it? I don’t know the amount she has, but even if it was .1%, that could just be the amount she may have inherited, someone else in her family may have gotten more. It’s still part of her bloodline
No, it’ s called genetic noise.
Well we don’t agree, nothing new. However seeing that me and my sister both took DNA tests, with me receiving ,1% Senegal ancestry, while she got 4%. I found it a little hard to accept that it’s just genetic noise
She was 10 years old when 9/11 happened. Muslim girls starts wearing hijab (the ones who follow this custom) at 13-14 or even later, or never, there must be something wrong in the description
The story is probably as fake as her freckles.
Well I don’t pretend to know the age range for girls to wear hijabs.However there’s an Ethiopian church by the grocery store I go to, their Muslims an all the littles girls are wearing those hijabs. Even if you google little wearing hijabs, you see plenty of pics:
https://www.google.com/search?q=hijab&biw=1024&bih=670&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwja-taIjvHRAhVsyFQKHTv0DL0Q_AUIBigB#tbm=isch&q=hijab+on+little+girls
So maybe she’s telling the truth
I know this isn’t a gossip site, but she lied about her freckles, she lied about her degree, she lied about her hair being natural, i honestly wouldn’t be too surprised if she lied about this, because she seems like a patological liar. Like, it’s not necessary, so why lie at all?
why do you think her hair isn’t natural? it looks real I that photo
I don’t think anything. It’s the black women of the internet that spotted her leave out in some of the photos. I’d say they know more about that stuff than me or you. But it was hillarious that she made a video about her natural hair regimen while not actually showing her natural hair. Ugh, I need to get off of ONTD.
@bablah I am a black woman and her hair in the pic looks real. I believe her natural hair is long and thick. Some black women will call anything a weave out of jealousy.
It isn’t real. She even admitted to using weaves and extensions:
https://s1.r29static.com//bin/entry/9b9/x,80/1481068/image.jpg
Look at that pic, you can clearly see her real hair is a different colour and less shiny.