Keri Hilson
Hilson in 2011, Helga Esteb / Shutterstock.com
Birth Name: Keri Lynn Hilson
Place of Birth: Decatur, Georgia, U.S.
Date of Birth: December 5, 1982
Ethnicity: African-American
Keri Hilson is an American R&B singer, songwriter, and actress.
Her parents, Christine Loraine and Gamaliel Warren Hilson, were/are both black. Her father was a developer. Her mother is from Iowa, and runs a day care center.
Keri’s paternal grandfather was named Gamaliel Warren Hilson.
Keri’s paternal grandmother was Missouri Smith (the daughter of Isaiah Smith and Augusta Annie Whatley). Missouri was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Augusta was the daughter of John Whatley and Missouri Phillips.
Her father was named Gamaliel W. Hilson, her mother Christine Loraine Hilson is from Iowa : https://afalona.com/keri-hilson/
I doubt that she’s 100% African American, looks mixed.
Sweety, No African-American is 100% African. I am 75% African and that is the average. We come on ALL flavors.
Video dna test she is 89% African black
https://youtu.be/ZQbZRGOzOKE
At what point in the video?
starting at The 9 min mark
Oh, so this has nothing to do with Keri Hilson.
Well I’m guessing that depends on the actual comment I believe she wanted to reply to. I don’t know where it’s at, sometimes the site goes haywire. Right now, it’s only showing me 10 comments under Keri Hilson name, when I know it’s at least 144 comments on her site page
@fuzzybear
You have to alwais switch to ethnicelebs mobile version to read to all the Neiltennant and other users comments
@andrew
Quote(You have to alwais switch to ethnicelebs mobile version to read to all the Neiltennant and other users comments)
Well the site only does that sometimes. However I’m not worry, all I have to do is go to my personal site page, and I have access to every comment every made
She got a nose job I think. Look up her high school at age 17 or so pics. Her nose looked more softer and flatter. Now it looks more crooked and bigger. Taking in account her other features and her family That probably means she really isn’t as high in European DNA as I thought she was.
she’s not close to 100 percent ssa. No way. It’s not just her skin tone which isn’t that light, it’s her overall facial features.
I’d say she’s probably 1/3 other. Maybe less or more but just because “black people come in all colours” doesn’t mean that you can’t be mixed lol. And she’s New world African so the chances of her being mixed with something are more high then if she was actually from Africa itself, maybe save for the Horners.