Tori Kelly
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Kelly in 2013, photo by PrPhotos
Birth Name: Victoria Loren Kelly
Place of Birth: Wildomar, Riverside, California, United States
Date of Birth: December 14, 1992
Ethnicity:
*father – Puerto Rican, African-Jamaican
*mother – Irish, German
Tori Kelly is an American singer, songwriter, actress, and record producer.
Tori is the daughter of Laura Denise and Allwyn Earl Delano Kelly II. She is married to professional basketball player André Murillo.
She stated on her Twitter account that she is “Jamaican, Puerto Rican, Irish, & German.” In and interview on Z90 with Tre, she stated “My dad is Jamaican/Puerto Rican and my mum is Irish and German.” She has also said that she loves to learn about different cultures, and has been to Puerto Rico and Ireland, but still has not been to Jamaica and Germany.
Tori’s paternal grandfather is named Allwyn E. Kelly.
Tori’s paternal grandmother is named Elsie Diaz.
Tori’s maternal grandfather is named James C. Richards.
Tori’s maternal grandmother is named Priscilla Holman.
Sources: https://twitter.com
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http://torikellymusic.com
Divorce record of Tori’s paternal grandparents, Allwyn E. Kelly and Elsie Diaz – https://www.familysearch.org
Divorce record of Tori’s maternal grandparents, James C. Richards and Priscilla Holman – https://www.familysearch.org
Her father’s birth record:
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VGWY-9PX
His full name is Allwyn Earl Delano Kelly II.
I think this is her grandparents divorce record:
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VP1N-239
Her mother’s birth record:
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VL93-ZN5
Her full name is Laura Denise Richards.
Possibly her grandparents’ divorce record:
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VPR9-DLN
I verified that those are her grandparents.
Puerto rican and Jamaican aren’t a ethnic…when will you learn?
Both Puerto Rican and Jamaican are ethnicities.
bahahaha, nope! learn history!
I don’t need to, this has nothing to do with history. They match the definition of an ethnicity. The fact that their ancestry is (most often) a mix of other ethnicities doesn’t change this fact.
@madman
Agreed
I do notice that being admixed with Irish tends to lighten up people alot. Alot of Irish are super pale and lack melanin ie. Lots of redheads not counting the “black Irish” . Compared to other white Europeans the Irish tend to be very white. So mixtures with Irish come out very white looking. Mariah Careys mom is Irish too. But then many black Jamaicans have Irish admixture too. There is an Irish town in Jamaica and they had Irish slavery in the Carribean. I would give this girl about 25 to 30%black subsaharan admixture.