Madonna
Madonna in 2011, cinemafestival / Shutterstock.com
Birth Name: Madonna Louise Ciccone
Place of Birth: Bay City, Michigan, U.S.
Date of Birth: August 16, 1958
Ethnicity:
*father – Italian
*mother – French-Canadian, with some remote Swiss-French and English
Madonna is an American pop idol, singer, songwriter, actress, and businessperson.
Madonna is the daughter of Madonna Louise (Fortin) and Silvio Anthony “Tony” Ciccone. Her brother was artist, interior decorator, and designer Christopher Ciccone. Her confirmation name is Veronica. She has six children, including fashion model, dancer, and singer Lourdes Leon, with her former partner, Cuban-born personal trainer Carlos Leòn; and Rocco Ritchie, with her former husband, English filmmaker Guy Ritchie.
Madonna’s paternal grandparents were Italian immigrants. Her mother was of French-Canadian descent, with some remote Swiss-French and English, ancestry.
Madonna played Eva Perón in the 1996 film Evita.
Madonna practices Kabbalah.
Madonna’s paternal grandfather was Gaetano S. “Guy” Ciccone (the son of Nicola Pietro Ciccone and Anna Maria Mancini). Gaetano was from Pacentro, Province of L’Aquila, Abruzzo, Italy. Nicola was the son of Domenico Ciccone and Elenora/Eleonora Lucci.
Madonna’s paternal grandmother was Michelina Dijulio/Di Julio (the daughter of Raffaele Dijulio and Concetta or Giovanna Battista Laccone). Michelina was from Pacentro. Raffaele was the son of Costantino Donato DiIulio/DiJulio and Olympia Pantaleo.
Madonna’s maternal grandfather was Willard Fortin (the son of Narcisse “Nelson” Fortin and Rosa/Rosie/Rose E. Lajoie). Willard was born in Michigan. Narcisse was from Rimouski, St-Simon, Québec, Canada, the son of Narcisse “Nelson” Fortin and Félicité/Félécité/Phillis Rioux. Rosa was born in Michigan, the daughter of French-Canadian parents, Charles Lajoie, from St-Joseph, Maskinongé, Québec, and Rose Elly/Ella/Rosalie Coulombe.
Madonna’s maternal grandmother was Elsie Mae Fortin (the daughter of Guillaume Henri “Shorty” Fortin and Marie Louise Demers). Elsie was born in Standish, Arenac, Michigan, to French-Canadian parents. Guillaume was the son of Nasaire Henri Fortin and Émelie/Emilie Daniel. Marie Louise was born in Chatham, Kent, Ontario, the daughter of Eustache Demers, from Sainte-Martine, Québec, and of Louise Massé, from then-Lower Canada.
Madonna’s maternal grandparents Willard and Elsie were fifth cousins, twice removed, through their Fortin line.
Sources: Genealogies of Madonna – https://www.geni.com
http://famouskin.com
http://www.perche-quebec.com
Genealogy of Madonna (focusing on her mother’s side) – https://www.nosorigines.qc.ca
Madonna visiting Italian relatives in 1987 – https://www.youtube.com
One of Madonna’s French ancestors – http://www.perche-quebec.com
TYPICAL ITALIAN WITH BLUE EYES AND WITH SOME ENGLISH LOOK
“Typical italian with blue eyes” LOL
Madonna looks like average northern italian (descendants of romans). Southern ones look more like greeks (mediterraneans).
Yes, Trapattoni (football couch) has blue eyes, too.
But, neverthess, it’s not “typicall italian”. Even
north italians have most brown. South Tirol (people
of austrian descent, actually) have most green eyes
Damn neiltennant, you sure do know a lot of people. And the first thing they want to talk about when they meet you is their family tree.
Funny how all six of those south Italian women have German ancestors. What a funny coincidence. Those Jerries must have been on some sex tour of southern Italy fathering babies left and right.
@ neiltennant
How do you know Trapattoni has “Austrian” ancestors? His parents were Romilda Bassani and Francesco Trapattoni. I never heard anything about that. I added a lot of profiles of Italians (check out Lippi, De Rossi, Armani, Bova etc) and many are blue-eyed without having German or Austrian ancestry. Blue eyes are found in Italian people since Roman Times, and before Barbaric invasions.
Between 35 % and 55 % people in Northern Italy have blue eyes, as well as 30 % people in central Italy – see https://external-preview.redd.it/kjUwSTyjwvAk-qAw5lM6_ygbteRVcQaI_5AMeAx_yuA.png?auto=webp&s=da2dafeed5a8b2813eff14d01150922ea8fd3cf2
@neiltennant the average Italian is white, of course. Only a handful of Sicilians, and to a lesser extent people from other parts of southern Italy, have somewhat darker skin. Most Italians don’t have blue eyes, but they is a fairly significant part. In the center and north more than a third of the population has blue eyes, and more than half in the north-east. Not even counting South Tyrol, which isn’t really Italian.
That is bullshit. I live in Lombardy, have blue eyes, light brown hair. So do my cousins, and plenty of other people I know, none of whom is of German descent. In Northern Italy between 35 % and 55 % people, depending on the region, have blue eyes. That’s a fact.
News flash Northern Italians are WHITE. Southern Italians are dark because they mixed with the Greeks & Arabs.
Nobody cares about the people you claim you met. Data is what matters. Look for a map of percentage of blue eyes in Europe. Northern Italy: between 35 % and 55 %. Central Italy, 30 %. Southern Italy, Sicily included, between 10 % and 25 %.
MADONNA LOOKS ALL ITALIAN! Look at her pictures from when she was a child with brown hair. Her father and my great grandmother were both Ciccones & related. I’m 100% Italian. My father has black hair olive skin brown eyes & a roman nose. My mom was born in Italy & shes white blue eyes brown hair. The only dark Italians R from Sicily and a few in the southern areas since there mixed Arab like my father. Northern Italy like Milan the women R taller 5’7″ lighter complexion. No way in hell she looks Irish, Irish ppl have that pasty white color with freckles.
There is no such thing as an average Italian guy. There is southern Italy, where fewer people have blue eyes (between 10 and 25 %), and there is northern Italy, where lots of people have blue eyes – between 35 % and 55 %. This is a fact, the rest, you are making it up.
ignorant
she’s has english roots. enought said.
Madonna is hideous, gross, and a pig.