Christina Milian

Christina Milian

Milian in 2011, s_bukley / Shutterstock.com

Birth Name: Christine Marie Flores

Place of Birth: Jersey City, New Jersey, U.S.

Date of Birth: September 26, 1981

Ethnicity: Cuban [African, Spanish]

Christina Milian is an American actress, singer, and songwriter. She has starred in the films Love Don’t Cost a Thing, Torque, Man of the House, Pulse, and Falling Inn Love, and on television’s Movie Surfers and Grandfathered. She has also been credited as Christine Flores-Nash, the latter name from her former husband; Christina Flores, Christine Flores, and Christine Milian.

She was born in New Jersey, to Cuban immigrants, Carmen and Don Flores, who are of African-Cuban descent, with Spanish ancestry. A picture of her father can be seen here. She uses her mother’s surname. Christina was raised mostly in Waldorf, Maryland.

Christina is able to speak Spanish.

Christina has a daughter with her former husband, singer, songwriter, and record producer The-Dream; and two children with her partner, French singer and songwriter M. Pokora.

Christina’s paternal grandfather was Cuban boxer Jose Ramon Flores.

Pictures of Christina’s paternal grandparents can be seen here and here.

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471 Responses

  1. Anonymous says:

    David she is dumb and obviously racist let her think what she wants!

  2. David says:

    how old are you 12?
    Only YOU consider someone african with that distinction..

    So with your logic Alex Rodriguez and Vin Diesel should be considered ” african”
    Or we going to pick and choose based on the level of melanin some one has?

  3. Queen says:

    If you have a drop of african blood, you are considered african, it doesn’t matter where you relocate to.

  4. David says:

    The ignorance in this thread is laughable! One thing I hate is ” african-americans” that want to claim people into their ” race” just because they “look” like them. She knows and speaks spanish and she grew up in a ” latin american” culture , she is not considered ” black” in the U.S.
    Yes you can definitely see she has african roots but she grew up in a different culture than that of an American with african roots..

    It’s also funny how people pick and choose which latin american they want to consider black.
    I don’t really see white people doing that. and putting afro before your nationality is ridiculous because I don’t see European looking “Latinos” putting Caucasian before their nationality.

    It’s always the american black that has this sorta paranoid and self conscious approach towards race…

  5. She is Latina/ Hispanic, not African-American. Yes, she is Afro-Cuban mulata or maybe Afro-mestiza. She is not pure black. She has curly hair!

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