Addison Rae
Rae in 2021, photo by Starfrenzy/bigstock.com
Birth Name: Addison Rae Easterling
Place of Birth: Lafayette, Louisiana, U.S.
Date of Birth: October 6, 2000
Ethnicity: Cajun French, one quarter Mexican, some German and English, remote Irish, Swiss-German, Austrian, Welsh, Belgian, Dutch, Portuguese, Italian, and Mi’kmaq First Nations
Addison Rae is an American social media personality, dancer, actress, and singer. She is one of the most prominent TikTok personalities. Her roles include the films Spy Cat, He’s All That, and Thanksgiving (2023), and the show Monster: The Ed Gein Story.
Addison is the daughter of Sheri Easterling and businessperson, actor, and social media personality Monty Lopez. Addison started dancing at the age of six, in competitions across the country. She briefly attended Louisiana State University, studying sports broadcasting, and dropped out after her success on TikTok.
Addison’s paternal grandfather is Juan Librado Lopez (the son of Ben Lopez and Maria “Minnie” Vasquez). Juan is of Mexican descent, with distant Spanish, including Canarian; Portuguese, Italian, and French roots. Ben was the son of John Martinez Lopez and Maria Castillo. Addison’s great-grandmother Maria was the daughter of Mauro Vasquez and Ramana Gonzalez.
Addison’s paternal grandmother is Irma Ann Hanes (the daughter of Murphy Hanes and Marguerite Aucoin). Murphy was the son of Andrew Joseph Hanes and Bernadette Theriot. Marguerite was the daughter of Isidore Aucoin and Aurelia Aucoin.
Addison’s maternal grandfather is Donald Easterling (the son of Joseph Wallace Easterling and Theresa Marie Moreau). Joseph was the son of John Easterling and Ruby George. Theresa was the daughter of Caliste/Calice/Calixte/Calise Moreau and Cevelia Richard.
Addison’s maternal grandmother is named Mona Leger (the daughter of Richard Joseph Leger and Audrey). Richard was the son of Cleveland Leger, Sr. and Euphile Louise Saylee Boudreaux.
Well, she’s obviously black and native influenced, but a can see the French and anglo in her as well
There is no black in her…
Lol she’s so poc.
Some of Addison Rae’s other ancestors born outside of America:
– Anne Appolonie Lucia Pothier (b. 1772), born in Normandy, France
– John Dunman (b. 1749), born in Dublin, Ireland
– Michel Cormier (b. 1741), born in Beaubassin, Canada
– Philipps Henrich Heinz (b. 1720), born in Kusel, Germany
– Johannes Krehbiel (b. 1704), born in Diesbach, Switzerland
– Johann Martin Marck (b. 1663), born in Wenns, Austria
– Owen Foulke (b. 1650), born in Merionethshire, Wales
– Pierre Melanson Sieur De La Verdure (b. 1637), born in Westminster, England
– Pierre Barras (b. 1622), born in Dinant, Belgium
– Catherine DeHegner (b. 1574), born in Reusel, Netherlands
also,
– Marie Mi’kmaq (b. 1670), a Mi’kmaq woman
One of Juan Lopez’s American ancestors was born outside of Mexico:
– Magdalena Dávila Y Colón (b. 1591), born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
His European ancestors have origins in Spain (including Canary Islands), Portugal, Italy, and France
She looks 40
Nonsense, she looks 30, at most.
Follers, please ban Jonas. I don’t appreciate the bad genetics accusation.
Addison’s maternal grandfather is Donald Easterling (the son of Joseph Wallace Easterling and Theresa Marie Moreau). Joseph was the son of John Easterling and Ruby George. Theresa was the daughter of Caliste/Calice/Calixte/Calise Moreau and Cevelia Richard.
Addison’s maternal grandmother is Mona Leger (the daughter of Richard Joseph Leger and Audrey). Richard was the son of Cleveland Leger, Sr. and Euphile Louise Saylee Boudreaux.
Addison’s paternal grandfather is Juan Librado Lopez (the son of Ben Lopez and Maria “Minnie” Vasquez). Ben was the son of John Martinez Lopez and Maria Castillo. Maria was the daughter of Mauro Vasquez and Ramana Gonzalez.
Addison’s paternal grandmother is Irma Ann Hanes (the daughter of Murphy Hanes and Marguerite Aucoin). Murphy was the son of Andrew Joseph Hanes and Bernadette Theriot. Marguerite was the daughter of Isidore Aucoin and Aurelia Aucoin.
Addison is of mostly French descent (predominantly Cajun), 1/4 Mexican, with some German and British ancestry.