Demi-Leigh Tebow
Birth Name: Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters
Place of Birth: Sedgefield, Western Cape, South Africa
Date of Birth: 28 June, 1995
Ethnicity: Afrikaner – Dutch [including Frisian], French Huguenot, German, small amount of Belgian [Flemish], possibly Cape Coloured, as well as 1/256th Ukrainian, and remote African, Chinese, English, Indian, Indonesian [including Sumbawa], Malagasy, and Norwegian
Demi-Leigh Tebow, previously known by her birth name of Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters, is a South African beauty queen and model. She was crowned Miss Universe 2017.
She is the daughter of Anne-Mari (Nel) and Bennie Peters. She is married to American professional football and baseball player Tim Tebow.
Demi-Leigh’s maternal grandfather was Willem Andries Nel (the son of Willem Andries Nel and Andrea Stefina Viljoen). Demi-Leigh’s grandfather Willem was born in Orange Free State (now Free State). Demi-Leigh’s great-grandfather Willem was the son of Willem Andries Nel, who was killed during the Second Boer War, and of Anna Helena Louisa Potgieter.
Demi-Leigh’s maternal grandmother was Beatrice Mulder (the daughter of Jacobus Munro Mulder and Alberta Maria Streso). Beatrice was born in Port Elizabeth, Cape Province, now Eastern Cape Province. Alberta was the daughter of Pieter Anthonie Streso and Petronella Gertruida Neveling. Pieter’s paternal great-great-grandfather, Andriy Strezov (later Andreas Stresau/Stresow), was a Ukrainian soldier, from Berlyn, Lviv Oblast.
Source: Genealogy of Demi-Leigh Tebow (focusing on her mother’s side) – https://www.geni.com
Did anyone find out if her father is Cape Coloured? Or is he another Afrikaner?
Her father is obviously not just Afrikaner, he definitely has recent South Asian and/or Khoisan ancestry.
I asked if this was confirmed, though. I guess it’s a no.
There’s no documented genealogy of her father, anyway he has definitely recent non European ancestry.
Change the title to Demi-Leigh Tebow, as she is now married.
She is listed in Wikipedia and other sites as “Cape Coloured”.
Her father has a sort of “white-passing” look to me: https://www.tyi.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/95896926.jpg
Here is the most exotic pic of him: http://i66.tinypic.com/2qsnypd.jpg
Man in the middle: https://www.topbilling.com/website/admin/UserFiles/Image/TV%20Shows%20/2017/June%202017/15%20June%20/MISS-SA-.jpg
I was finally able to trace her maternal ancestry, but not yet her paternal ancestry.
Demi-Leigh’s maternal grandfather was Willem Andries Nel (the son of Willem Andries Nel and Andrea Stefina Viljoen). Demi-Leigh’s grandfather Willem was born in Orange Free State (now Free State). Demi-Leigh’s great-grandfather Willem was the son of Willem Andries Nel, who was killed during the Second Boer War, and of Anna Helena Louisa Potgieter.
Demi-Leigh’s maternal grandmother was Beatrice Mulder (the daughter of Jacobus Munro Mulder and Alberta Maria Streso). Beatrice was born in Cape Province. Alberta was the daughter of Pieter Anthonie Streso and Petronella Gertruida Neveling. Pieter’s paternal great-great-grandfather, Andriy Strezov (later Andreas Stresau/Stresow), was a Ukrainian soldier, from Berlyn, Lviv Oblast.
Here’s her ethnicity so far: Afrikaner [Dutch (including Frisian), French, German, small amount of Belgian (Flemish)], 1/256 Ukrainian, as well as remote African, Chinese, English, Indian, Indonesian (including Sumbawa), Malagasy, Norwegian
Genealogy of Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters (focusing on her mother’s side) – https://www.geni.com/people/Demi-Leigh-Nel-Peters/6000000071923816100
according to WIkitree, Andries Streeso was from Berlin, Germany.
This is her 3d great-grandfather’s genealogy (through his sister) – https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Streso-Family-Tree-3
Beatrice was born in Port Elizabeth, Cape Province (now Eastern Cape Province).
it should be changed to
* possibly Cape Coloured (father)
* Afrikaner (mother)
or at least cited in the profile.
It’s obvious: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b2/Demi_Leigh-Nel_Peters_in_2018_%282%29_%28cropped%29.jpg
Her father remarried to a Nita Peters if that helps you at all, Manila.