Tony Robbins
Robbins in 2010, photo by kathclick/Bigstock.com
Birth Name: Anthony Jay Mohorovick
Place of Birth: Los Angeles, California, United States
Date of Birth: February 29, 1960
Ethnicity:
*father – Croatian
*mother – English, German, Scottish, French, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish
Tony Robbins is an American author, coach, speaker, and philanthropist.
His father was from Wisconsin, and was of Croatian descent. His mother was born in California, and was mostly of English, German, Scottish, French, and Scots-Irish/Northern Irish ancestry. His surname Robbins comes from his stepfather.
Tony is married to “Sage” Robbins. He has a son, performance coach and motivational speaker Jairek Robbins, with his former partner Liz Acosta; and adopted his former wife Becky’s three children. He is 6′7″.
Tony’s paternal grandfather was named Joseph Mohorovich/Mohorovičić. Joseph was born in Juršići, Istria, then part of Italy, now Croatia.
Tony’s paternal grandmother was named Carolyn/Caroline Vera Narath (the daughter of Caroline). Carolyn was born in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, now Croatia.
Tony’s maternal grandfather was Charles Woodrow Shows (the son of Joseph Charlie Shows and Mittie Lee Polk). Tony’s grandfather Charles was born in Mississippi. Joseph was born in Mississippi, the son of Jackson Berry Shows and Amelia Emily Herring. Mittie was born in Mississippi, and likely was the daughter of George W. Polk and Elizabeth E. Cooper.
Tony’s maternal grandmother was Ida Virginia Sublette (the daughter of Harrison John “Harry” Sublette and Mary Lucinda Ann Quarles/Quarlas). Ida was born in Texas. Harrison was born in Missouri, the son of George W. Sublette/Sublett and Sarah Ann Washburn. Mary was born in Texas, the daughter of James Miles Quarles and Meittie Offelia Street.
Sources: Naturalization petition record of Tony’s paternal grandfather, Joseph Mohorovich/Mohorovičić – http://www.familysearch.org
Death record of Tony’s mother – https://findagrave.com
I dont hate anyone. U.S. Census record (login required) clearly indicated he spoke Italian at home, thus he was this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Istrian_Italians
Definitely not “Croatian”.
There are Italians with with this surname, like this Italian-language writer: https://www.bertonieditore.com/shop/it/content/10-MOHOROVICH
@repent
The queen of ignorance “muricansareallmutts” is back and proud of her ignorance. A sheep is more clever.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GR8Z-948Q?i=56&cc=1810731&personaUrl=%2Fark%3A%2F61903%2F1%3A1%3AX995-CS3
Joseph Mohorovich spoke Italian. Juršići was known as Roveria (hamlet of Sanvincenti) back then and was a largely ethnic Italian town.
“Language spoken in home before coming to the Unites States”: Italian.
*Italian, Croatian (father).
Croatian last name and Croatian town, where did you get your information from? Who cares if he spoke Chinese? You have some hate-filled agenda obsessed with Croatians.