Amy Jackson
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Jackson in 2019, pic by prphotos.com
Birth Name: Amy Louise Jackson
Place of Birth: Douglas, Isle of Man
Date of Birth: 31 January, 1991/92
Ethnicity: English, Manx, one eighth Portuguese
Amy Jackson is an English actress and model. She works mostly in Indian films, usually Tamil, along with some Hindi, Kannada, and Telugu. She was Miss Teen World 2009. Her films include Madrasapattinam, Ekk Deewana Tha, Thaandavam, Yevadu, I, Singh Is Bliing, Thanga Magan, Gethu, Theri, Freaky Ali, Devi, Boogie Man, The Villain, and 2.0. She has also appeared on the U.S. series Supergirl.
Amy is the daughter of Marguerita and Alan Jackson. She was raised in Woolton, Liverpool. She now lives in in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Her sister, Alicia Jackson, has also been an actress. In 2010, she was noticed by Indian film producers, who invited her to act in their industry. Amy is married to actor Ed Westwick. She has a son with her former fiancé, hotelier George Panayiotou. George is the son of businessperson Andreas Panayiotou.
Amy has said:
Whenever I travelled, people always asked me where I was from. When I replied, ‘England’, they would ask, ‘Okay, but what are your roots? You don’t look fully English!’ My family is the most important thing to me, and we’re very close, but the history of my kin is quite vague. So, I took it upon myself to try and make some sense of it. My dad’s family history is almost impossible to figure out. We know that my father’s grandma was Portuguese and she landed up on the Isle of Man… in the early 1900s. She settled there and started a new life but all of us are unsure about what happened before that.
Amy’s paternal grandfather was named Les Jackson.
Amy’s paternal grandmother was named Edna.
She looks like Miranda Kerr with darker hair
Amy’s paternal grandfather was named Les Jackson.
Amy’s paternal grandmother was named Edna.
Beautiful Latina from Portugal!
*Beautiful Britishwoman from the Isle of Man!
She’s not Latina.
I’d REALLY put “possibly other” for her, particularly since she admits her dad doesn’t know alot about his family.
Isn’t the Portuguese great-grandmother exotic enough?
I mean, that’s neither here nor there. They don’t seem to know know if she was from Portugal or that even if she was that that she was ethnic Portuguese.