Is Sade biracial?

Question

is she half black/half white or some other mix?
I kno wshe was born in Nigeria but I am not sure what race her father is.

She doesn't look like a Nigerian or biracial but it looks like she is biracial according to wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sade_Adu

Answer 1

Depends on how you define "race". I would guess she is 100 percent human race. The very slight differences that society has magnified into this magical and divisive "race" definition should be abandoned, IMHO. (a rather forlorn hope, I feel sure)

Answer 2

Sade Nationality

Answer 3

Helen Folasade Adu, known professionally as Sade Adu is a Nigerian-born English singer. Sade was born in Ibadan, Nigeria, on 16 January 1959. Her parents, Bisi Adu, a Nigerian lecturer in economics of Yoruba background, and Anne Hayes, an English nurse, met in London and moved to west Africa.

So to answer this question yes she is biracial, half nigerian and half english.

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RE:
Is Sade biracial?
is she half black/half white or some other mix?
I kno wshe was born in Nigeria but I am not sure what race her father is.

Answer 5

sade biracial

Answer 6

Helen Folasade Adu's father was a Nigerian Yoruba and her mum was a white English nurse. And she's just hot! (Though my lovely wife always makes snoring noises if she comes on the XM...)

Answer 7

Yes she is (She is Brittish/Mom & Nigerian/Dad)
I am one of her Biggest Fans!

SADE
AKA Helen Folasade Adu

Born: 16-Jan-1959
Birthplace: Ibadan, Nigeria


Gender: Female
Race or Ethnicity: Multiracial
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Singer

Executive summary: Smooth Operator

Sade ("sha-day") was born with the name Helen in Nigeria to a British mother and Nigerian father. The name "Helen" being alien to Nigerian ears, they called her "Sade", a variant of her middle name. Her parents divorced when she was an infant, her mother raising her in Britain. Sade worked as a model and fashion designer for several years, and was involved in designing outfits that Spandau Ballet wore on their first American tour. But her heart was in music, and at age 21 Sade joined Arriva, a Latin-influenced funk group, and co-wrote "Smooth Operator" with the band's guitarist, Ray St. John. Without a recording contract, though, the tune was heard only in nightclubs where Arriva performed.

In 1981, Sade joined Pride, an eight-person funk band, starting as a background singer but eventually being featured more prominently. When offered a record contract, she took three members of Pride with her. They formed a new band, also called Sade, and she convinced the record company that they could not sign Sade the singer without signing Sade the band -- guitarist/saxophonist Stuart Matthewman, keyboardist Andrew Hale, and bassist Paul Denman. Sade's first album, Diamond Life, included "Smooth Operator", which stayed on American charts a phenomenal 81 weeks. Sade's later hits have included "Paradise", "Nothing Can Come Between Us", and "Keep Looking", "The Sweetest Taboo", "Hang on to Your Love", "No Ordinary Love", and "Pearls".

Sade the singer stayed out of the limelight for a few years after her daughter was born in 1996. In 1998, she was charged with reckless driving in Jamaica. Sade's three bandmates have performed and recorded without Sade as Sweetback.

Father: Adebisi "Bisi" Abu (economics professor)
Mother: Anne Hayes (nurse)
Brother: Banji Abu
Husband: Carlos Scola (Spanish filmmaker, Ngira, m. 11-Feb-1989, div.)
Boyfriend: Bob Morgan (music producer)
Daughter: Ila Morgan (21-Jul-1996)

I hope that this information is helpful to you!

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Sophia Zoey (character on Sesame Street) Jade (emerald) Sade pronounced SAW DAY. (A female singer.) Rhonda (pronounced RON DUH) Veronica Sally Yvonne Nadine

Answer 9

Yes, she is Nigerian (father) and English (mother).

Answer 10

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