Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Terry Crews wife was raised in the outskirts of Blac culture as he addresses people questioning his wife’s racial identity.
Terry Crews has given all praise to his wife, Rebecca King-Crews, for handling all the criticism for being biracial.
During his conversation with Shannon Sharpe on Club Shay Shay, the actor was asked about people questioning his wife’s racial identity. According to Crews, his wife was raised in a Black household by a Black mother and a white father in Gary, Indiana, a predominately Black city.
“She’s black, yes, Black momma white daddy and been raised like that, but again, just cause she don’t have that kind of look, her momma is Black,” Crews said. “She’s from Gary, Indiana, bruh. My wife was Miss Gary, Indiana 1984. And Gary, Indiana is like Flint. Ain’t nothing but Black people. And she was raised in Black culture, so it wasn’t like she was raised in the outskirts.”
Shannon Sharpe also inquired about how the actor has been able to deal with frequent concerns over his wife’s racial background throughout their 40 years together. Terry Crews mentioned that it’s a persistent aspect of their lives. However, he emphasized they both have become accustomed to it.
Terry Crews explained that his wife Rebecca King Crews was brought up in a Black household, with a Black mother and a White father. He shared that she was raised in Gary, Indiana, a city predominantly populated by Black residents.
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