Who Am I? ‘The Real’ DNA Results

[@OnyxGoddess]

"Your ancestors who were slaves SURVIVED" Wow. that was such a nice way to say that. I felt that one 😌

[@jamie9914]

Yes me too.

[@bre_me]

+Onyx Goddess Me too, I felt it when they said it also (I'm not even black lol but it's powerful, it gave me goosebumps)

[@OnyxGoddess]

***** Obviously but that's not the point. When slavery is taught in schools it is brushed off, or said in a way that makes black people feel bad about their history. While it is not something to be celebrated hearing how she said it made it somewhat empowering.

[@OnyxGoddess]

+T.E. V. Yea its very different in the Caribbean (I'm Jamaican but I live in Canada) they're very vague on black history over here

[@vg7735]

Or survived long enough to have kids.

[@PFOUNT1992]

"Well that's not a surprise Tamera" I died!! Loni gives her such a hard time😂😂😂😂

[@shinyjewelsz]

hahaha hilarious

[@Eurafrican]

Loni made a bitchy dig at her marrying a white man over Tamera's idiocy at asking if her black ancestors had been enslaved and transported to the Caribbean. Equally stupid. Black people that think they have a right to claim ownership and disapprove over their fellow black Americans for interacially marrying. This isn't "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner"!!!!

[@DasiaBlue]

Jealousy

[@a.whiteman4182]

Yeah, cause its funny to attack people who are white. Wonder what would happen if I had a show and razzed people who were black? Hmm.... We on the right will turn this around...election by election.

[@a.whiteman4182]

_Unlike Black Americans or non-White hispanics (and the whites too) who are sometimes threatened and in the past lynched_ See, that won't hold water. No black today knows what it is like "to be lynched". It's simply an excuse for a double standard. How long will the slavery card be played? 500 more years?

[@5chocolatedragon]

it's very frustrating that people aren't taught that slaves were also brought to the Caribbean, Central and South America.

[@mav3ric100]

+5chocolatedragon Nah they teach this in schools in the US, but obviously they didn't pick this up since no one really remembers everything from history classes (just select things and the select things one remembers from history classes differs from person to person lol) unless you major in history or something. I bet if you ask any of them that were also part from "Ivory Coast" they would tell you they've never heard of that country, hence why they were just screaming "gasp....Ghana!" cuz that's probably one popular African country talked about most often from the African continent (just like South Africa, Senegal, etc...) Even though Ivory Coast is another great and beuatiful african country.

[@allthingsloveone4584]

Slavery was in the ISLANDS how the hell do BLACK people NOT know🤷🏾‍♀️

[@jaqueswilliams5192]

There are PLENTY of things about history that aren’t taught that should be. I could give you a whole list

[@Queen-rl2uo]

It's sad they arent taught the royal blood BEFORE the slavery

[@TheGoalisSublime]

Yeah I was surprised she asked that question

[@iRIANHILTON]

They don't understand that Spanish from Spain is European White & Not Latin American

[@ladylioness9808]

true

[@nessie4215]

Exactly what I was thinking.

[@cassandratype4]

+Rian Cruz I believe that White Europeans from the northern countries did not consider some Spanish people as whites because they were mixed with Arabs..

[@latina7292]

YES EXACTLY!

[@myohmyli]

+Cassandra Muzik were I live there are a lot of Arabs from the Middle East and North Africa.. And tbh.. A lot of the Arabs look white and a lot of them look Indian(South Asian) so it just depends on the actual Arab person.

[@witchf4ce310]

When she said "because your african ancestors who were slaves survived" I started tearing up.

[@nicfor1]

Angie C we all survived! The millions who didn't make the journey are in the bottom of the Ocean!

[@angiey.8991]

Maria C Me to.

[@kaylad4486]

@Blondie053 Typical ignorant snowflake

[@gayanngodfrey2824]

😢

[@1eDITORcHRIS]

@@BBloverxx1 that sounds amazing

[@zulyreyes01]

I seriously love Tamera!! She is such a genuine and humble person !!! My favorite host!!

[@feliciathethroat]

Me too! I love her pride and passion for her cultural background. Shes so lovely.

[@lastella1994]

my favourite too

[@nadeshapinnock8511]

i still cant believe she doesn't really know about slavery ... i mean am told they don't teach it in American history classes... well a from the Caribbean that is our history and we were always told and taught about it.

[@biancavelazquez4517]

nadesha pinnock we are taught about slavery.

[@nadeshapinnock8511]

that's what i HEARD... and if y'all are taught slavery why is tamera so 'in awe' it not a surpise.

[@Singing202]

I love how proud Tamera was every result she god

[@Singing202]

Got

[@evesgirls4897]

+Osama Been Drillin Yeah she loves that white..

[@smilealwaysnatasha3423]

+Anisha Holden where did you get that from?

[@thetruth7164]

Devil Eye, what do you mean?

[@Singing202]

+The Truth Like she accepted every little bit of percentages she got from DNA. Most people deny it or scoff.

[@itsjackson91]

"That explains the drinking" lmao! This segment was the best. Their comments were hilarious.

[@reggiegeorges5850]

☕🥳☘️⚓

[@King-mc7wt]

Yo, when Loni said "well that's not a surprise" I almost fell off my damn chair😂😂

[@BahaBeauTae]

lol me too

[@tmn8547]

Me too!!!!! Also the way Tamera looked at Loni afterward is so funny. She almost said something but stopped.

[@Kennykiki-g5y]

tamera's tears was like crystal when it dropped on her shirt. like really crystal clear

[@makalaadams4]

+JO a That's how you know their genuine lol

[@adelissahunsley]

@@makalaadams4 Also how you know she uses some really good mascara lol

[@babedavis1263]

Adelissa Hunsley that- didn’t make any sense

[@adelissahunsley]

@@babedavis1263 in other words they are crystal clear instead of the color of her mascara... but seriously I love Tamara.

[@gekkellie]

GHANAAAAAAA 59th Independence Day on the 6th of March, Tamera don't forget to make some banku and fufu to celebrate oooo welcome home sista 😂😂😂

[@OhemaaCindss4]

Looolll 🇬🇭 represent

[@Kembo14]

+Ohemaa Adwoa congolese and love you guyz i wish i was ganahian girl fufu is life

[@ackunca]

😂 yess! #TeamGhana

[@pearlbuabeng860]

I miss Ghana so much. Can't wait for independence day

[@nanaellis7245]

Jollof

[@danielle23999]

Aye Ghana represent!! 🇬🇭 That's so cool of them to do this. Tyra Banks did this too and she found out a lot as well. I know I'm Ghanaian but I'd wanna take this test and see what else may be running in my bloodline.

[@OhemaaCindss4]

🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@EssyE1234]

ayeeee Ghana

[@345lipglossgirl]

YASS 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@danielle23999]

+Thurnis Haley yeah I have that same feeling. Lol I have always known my heritage and my parents despite moving to North America never let go of it which I'm thankful of...the cost aspect also makes me rethink it. I saw comments saying anywhere between 100-250$

[@pearlbuabeng860]

I'm also from Ghana

[@bonnie.yarbrough]

this was so cool, I want to take a dna test to find out where my ancestors are from..

[@user-jr4kc6lu9q]

+IRN REP Yes, Ancestry.com is one of the good options. After that you'll want to download your raw data so you can participate in Gedmatch.com and DNA.Land to get additional evaluations of your ancestry and find out additional cousins you match. You can also upload your Ancestry.com data to Familytreedna.com for $39.

[@NicNameIsNicki]

same!

[@diamndz1021]

Same

[@keionazackery7071]

like the hotel im dead😂😂 Tamar got me

[@teegloss8769]

Ikr

[@keyshlarivera6526]

Donald Trump needs to take this test

[@myohmyli]

Lol

[@BFFiong]

😂😂😂

[@SusanHussein17]

His dad's a first gen immigrant from Germany and his mums an immigrant from Scotland so I doubt he'd feel the need to. His 100% European all of which is northern

[@mjurney]

+Keyshla Rivera He's German and Scottish. If he would've taken the DNA test, the result will be West Europe, British and Scandinavian, maybe some Irish.

[@suzy3412]

+Keyshla Rivera 100% oompa loompa XD

[@ekowamissah1324]

I LOVE HOW SHE SCREAMED GHANA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WELCOME HOME MA SISTER

[@blessed3709]

Ekow Amissah I'm from there too waiting so long to be able to talk to someone else from there except for my FAM

[@apgeneticgenealogylover6601]

+Ekow Amissah Hi, do you reside in the US?

[@blessed3709]

APgeneticgenealogylover yes u

[@ekowamissah1324]

APgeneticgenealogylover naaah in GHana

[@apgeneticgenealogylover6601]

+J L Thanks, I'm AA and am real interested in my history. The reason why I asked is because could you please help with the free DNA test? www.23andme.com/africa-project/

[@DiahnetSantos]

I need to do this test. It's awesome to know.

[@veliciahiley7652]

Diahnet Santos Yep

[@EvelynL.1112]

Same

[@BuckleyBrittany]

I got goosebumps when they were talking about her ancestors being slaves. 😥

[@a.whiteman4182]

_I got goosebumps when they were talking about her ancestors being slaves_ Really? That was...160 years ago? And you got goosebumps?

[@elizabethnjj9655]

A. Whiteman sooo

[@princessbabe1313]

A. Whiteman ??? 160 is 2 old people living and dying back to back. That’s not a long time

[@pennzter5157]

A. Whiteman they were still people. no matter how long ago it was.

[@AnimatedBlast]

@@princessbabe1313Not back then. My great granddaddy died at 60 and he was rich 😂. That was old. People had kids at 20.

[@newnana9070]

Tamera’s the sweetest thing. She was just proud of every reveal. Loving heart.

[@ashleynicole3420]

Tamera is beautiful. So genuine she brought me to tears.

[@45mo4528]

me too

[@CassieJazz96]

+Ashley Nicole Me too, awwwwwwwwww. She is like my spirit animal lol

[@bleeka325]

im shocked that she was that shocked that her ancestors were slaves. Like as a black person i would be more shocked if i found out my ancestors werent slaves

[@krazyeclectic]

I'm just saying, but now she knows.

[@CDRNY25]

You do realize that not every black person was a slave back in those days, right?

[@bleeka325]

+CDRNY you don't have to be a slave to have ancestors that were slaves. Yes you could have been born free or set free or had your freedom bought. However, back then Africans weren't just coming to America on a cruise ship for vacation. Somewhere down the line your ancestors were probably slaves.

[@bleeka325]

***** ok?

[@Mariah203]

lmaoo

[@e.v4961]

omg Tamera makes me wanna cry

[@mariahuh11]

She had the best reaction to her results ❤ I love how she was sincerely happy with each of her results

[@NellieKAdaba]

I feel the same.

[@esthergrace6466]

For the trolls who are always saying the show needs caucasian representation (like there are not multiple shows that already do so), here you go: Tamera and Adrienne are more than 50% European and both Loni and Tamar have some European in them too.

[@annesther726]

lol true

[@a.whiteman4182]

And when they were told that, you could of heard a pin drop from the racist audience. Time is coming. We Alt Right are getting this nation back, election by election....

[@LavendrSkies]

A. Whiteman A little weird. But ok.

[@LavendrSkies]

Ok.

[@EvelynL.1112]

Yeah

[@abigailosabu5586]

Tamera seems to love Ghana

[@louieloveslondon11]

Tamera cries about everything, it's so cuteeeeeee 😂😂😂

[@sweeth8894]

She’s a cancer ♋️

[@Lisbonese]

Iberian Peninsula means Portuguese and Spanish not just Spanish!!

[@rosasuarez1]

André Montejunto bien dicho andre enseñales

[@maryjean9881]

André Montejunto .

[@SilVia-hs2kb]

You're asking for too much! Most Americans think Spain and Portugal are in Latin America.lol..

[@vanesenastar8525]

And in the map Portugal was the the darker green, so she's a bit Portuguese.

[@carolina-en6cq]

OMG YES!

[@mayalicious203]

This is such a cool segment! I wanna try this and that gold is EVERYTHANG on Adrienne

[@ItsEkcho]

I agree such an amazing segment. I love the gold on her too.

[@myaasiya4516]

Yesss GOD!!! 😍 she better work hunty😍😍😍

[@megblue1]

so tamera has 10% of congo...so she's from my side of country then...hey welcome to congo-line for the 10% in your blood my friend

[@gialorez1797]

+Immanuel-Rabbouni The King of Salvation *continent

[@Busina4eva]

representing🙋

[@Camyy99]

+Immanuel-Rabbouni The King of Salvation Or 10% Cameroonian which is where my family is from! Somewhere waaaaaay down the line, we could be kinda related haha

[@megblue1]

Gia Lorez congo is a country not a continent, it's a country in a continent of Africa. she was 10% Congo and Cameroon i think

[@megblue1]

+Camyy99 i know. shouting to your people too, they are awesome. actually all Africans are awesome, i'm proud to come from that continent, although no offense to Europeans and Americans, i love them to pieces too as i received many opportunity from Great Britain, I may be british but by blood and place of birth, 100% African. though i wouldnt mind doing this test, i brought up by my mum till i was in adolescence age to come and live with my dad, i never knew my great parents to my mum's side nor great parents to my dad's side apart from aunts, cousins here and there

[@Groanola]

Tamera has the most beautiful soul and heart that I have ever seen omg, she is so down to earth.

[@nypriscilla7326]

Was I the only one who got hyped when she said Ghana 👀🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@princeackom445]

Yh

[@amaa2201]

Yess Ghanaaaa

[@DarthVadent2]

"I'm more European than African." Well yes, African Americans and Africans from the Caribbean also have anywhere from 5% to 30% Northwest European admixture. So Tamera actually has an added layer of European admixture likely acquired from her mother on top of her father's European ancestry. So this actually makes sense.

[@a.whiteman4182]

Man, you blacks will do anything to claim you got some white going on! 😄

[@elizabethnjj9655]

You more african if u black

[@ayuanabradford3206]

A. Whiteman Do all blacks are mixed with European lol I'm 60% black and 40 percent European! My bf he 99% white lol and our baby looks so white!!! People think he white

[@vastiejoseph4461]

ayuana bradford cause your kid is white tf?! Your child is majority white

[@xilagold1859]

DarthVadent thats through rape though

[@ritasilva7553]

its fucking sad how people keep forgeting Portugal! The iberian peninsula its not just spain!!!

[@merahgrant0801]

true!

[@natanyat4901]

+Rita Silva I was thinking the same thing!!!

[@PsychicMedium4747]

+Rita Silva True...so many people are uneducated as though Portugal does not exist.

[@ceeceedior21]

She said the spain area. get over it the peninsula is 70% spain. If you are Portuguese you are latina. its whatever. I can say that because Im iberian

[@gadson100]

I always learned that Andorra is part of IP too.

[@JuliaSantos-uy7gr]

The Iberian Peninsula is not a country...they do know that right? :S It's made up of Spain AND Portugal AND Andorra.

[@rosasuarez1]

Raquel Dos Santos lo mejorcito de Europa

[@miriam_h]

I came back to this video because I recently got my results from my DNA test. I can admit it did make me feel very emotional when I say all the colors and countries that showed up on my map. It’s a great feeling to know what you are and where you came from. Now I would just like to know more about the story behind it. I recommend this for everyone. 💓

[@Karamelkissiz23]

This is so touching. I'd like to get this done one day. We are the descendants of those that survived! Like Tamera said, "We are a strong people."

[@davidshepard-alenko4232]

I took a test myself, the results are indeed moving and illuminating! Tamara, my DNA is also primarily from Britain and Ghana/Cameroon/Ivory Coast, my sister :) Always had a feeling we were family!

[@carmellabrown3335]

I truly dislike when people get on KZbin, and are just so rude/nasty to others for no other reason than they think they can. Like who raised, or should I say didn't raise you 😒🤔. Having an opinion ( your thoughts/ vies on something) is okay, but being disrespectful/nasty is just not cool.

[@karentucker2161]

Yeah I agree. I just told someone about themselves because they were downing the ladies for not knowing something and made it like it should be obvious to everyone and that they are educated. I was like" rude!" On the inside. It's crazy that people do that.

[@pjmoneybags2780]

carmella brown Try working in retail , lol! I totally agree with you . We can all have our own opinions that everyone doesn't have to agree with.

[@blueman18423]

Awwww. That was really touching to see Tamera get emotional. I think she really understood how much her ancestors went through in order to live and give birth to future generations. That was great. :)

[@Pixeled.clubss]

People look at me, and think "Oh, she's white", when in reality I'm mostly Native American.. We judge so much based on the color and not enough on the inside.

[@noneyabusiness1344]

Judith Mitchell I get that a lot too and I'm mostly Mexican. 💁🏻

[@zeehee1231]

Noneya Business You can't be "Mexican"

[@noneyabusiness1344]

John Smith well let's get technical. I'm Native American, and my mom's family is also from Mexico.

[@khadijaaah._5315]

Race is based of skin colour/dna so if your race is white you can also be Native American

[@darienvillarreal7828]

_.boaocean OA false race is not based on skin color you are couple hundred years late bud race is genetic and skeletal

[@mobrown7594]

Tamerra acts very Ghanian, she is mega conservative

[@quietstorm4146]

lmfao! I'm ova here thinking the same damn thing!

[@Omangozika]

I thought I was the only one that thought Ghanaians were conservative 😂😂😂.

[@angelandi5140]

@@Omangozika am Ghanaian and it's true we are very conservative.

[@Omangozika]

Jessi love Yeah? The Ghanian people I know are super conservative and gentle ☺️☺️

[@MrB590]

I see that

[@khadijatoud6592]

It's crazy that a woman who is more European than African is just "reduced" to being Black in the US, simply because she is not white... It's great for them to do this though. It makes you realize that at the end of the day we are all brothers and sisters !

[@aMEXICO2010]

yeah

[@ChristianConrad93]

Why does it have to be "reduced" as if being black identified is a downgrade? Hypodescent also plays a role in why mixed race people (African Americans) are referred to as only black. You are what the minority is. On a genetic level most AA's are multiracial. On a social level? Not so much. It's even a taboo to mention mixed ancestry in the black community, you're labelled a self hater.

[@michaeleaton4093]

+hibaq rl reduced. as in she can't claim her white side even though she's more white. as in she should be seen as both. not that one is better than the other.

[@iiNDiie1]

Reduced does seem like being black is somehow a downgrade...

[@ayuanabradford3206]

Khadija Jaber exactly if I have more Europe I will show everyone around my DNA and say your wrong

[@bluebellcrushedvelvet]

I love how Tamera is so so beautiful inside and out!! How she got so emotional and yet stayed soooo graceful!! She's absolutely iconic!! I love her so much!!!

[@jlbellla]

Aw Tamera, you had me tearing up. That's so cool. Now I'm more curious of my background

[@Acebelaireee]

"Like the hotel" 😫😂😂💀💀💀💀

[@TheRebeccaMills1]

I do find a bit odd that Tamera was shocked to find out that her ancestors were part of the slave trade. I mean, how'd she think she wound up on this side of the world?

[@jennyplatypus8961]

Lol!

[@lastella1994]

Soo true she shouldn't have been surprised its the same for Tamar and Loni.

[@natanyat4901]

+TheRebeccaMills1 I thought that I was the only person who thought that was strange. Did she think her ancestors came over on Delta? WTH!

[@TheRebeccaMills1]

***** No, but why would a Black person be generally SHOCKED to find out they did? More Black people on this side of the world are decedents of slaves than not. And if you don't know that YOU'RE the dumb one.

[@TheRebeccaMills1]

***** When did I say that ALL black people in the U.S were decedents of slaves?? Please go back and read what I said. You're just on here ready to pick a fight for no reason. I said I found it weird that she is SHOCKED that she is a decedent of slaves. No Black person on this side of the world should be SHOCKED to hear that, as it is a great possibility for us all. You may have taken a genealogy class, but my 3RD degree is in Africana Studies. Have a seat.

[@MsBrooklyn11232]

This was a cute moment with Tamera. And it is interesting that Tamera is more white than black.

[@ImJerkBoii]

+MsBrooklyn11232 Mathematically, she would have to be. Most white Americans ( her dad ) are 100% European while most black Americans are some percent European because of slavery and/or past biracial relationships. It would come to reason that she would have more European ancestry than black. Most mixed black/white individuals usually will.

[@MsBrooklyn11232]

Lord Nick Yes I was thinking about that, makes sense.

[@979akkipuden]

+Lord Nick actually since humans came from Africa and migrated to Europe that would mean everyone on the planet would be at least a tad bit African and then their ancestors migrated to Europe and then Asia and Australia and then the americas so everyone is a little African even if technology can't see it cuz we not advanced enough yet

[@ImJerkBoii]

Delmar Sanders Yes. Buts its a VERY minuscule percentage. Literally like .2% African ancestry present in the average European American. Half of that (from Tamera's father) is just .1%. Meaning he contributed .1% to the 43% of her African ancestry. If you want to be technical though, every human in existence is 100% African.

[@bre_me]

+MsBrooklyn11232 Yes that's interesting too but you can't trust these tests 100% either, they're just like a "relatively speaking"

[@JRob594]

This was such a cool segment it's always good to know your background I may try this myself

[@eastcentral0808]

Loni: Well that's not a surprise Tamera LOL! (2:55)

[@danishamcclendon]

Thats was just rude.

[@lakeishaknight1740]

Tamar mowry crying finding out her race is priceles and heart felt and emotional

[@Swanky723]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@BeeKayGirl94]

To explain her Spanish ancestry: The Caribbean was "discovered" by Columbus and Spain claimed almost of the islands, including the Bahamas. England claim through and seized many islands like the Bahamas and Jamaica, driving the Spanish out. It's most likely that is where that Spanish came from.

[@giggles1219]

I love Tamara. She's so down to Earth...so genuine.

[@thidra85]

I see a few people saying that Tamera wasn't proud of her European side. Im confused... how do you get that from this video?

[@chaylabarker]

Adrienne boo, we knew you had some black in you!! 💁🏽💁🏽 we been claiming you lol

[@niyaharris2586]

bruh 😁😁😂😂😂😂😅 I'm done

[@sweetladanbrb]

Adrienne would be a great change of stacy dash

[@a.whiteman4182]

Is that a good thing, that she has black in her? I'm confuttled...

[@a.whiteman4182]

It's that politically correct crap, Mr Whiteman. It feels good to boo the providers, and cheer on the riders.

[@queenbitch7667]

cbreezy lol 😂😂😂😂

[@Natalie.M.Knight]

Tamara made me cry. "were survivors" my heart.

[@YasmineBedward]

"Well that's not a surprise Tamera" I can't even get emotional for too long while watching this show. There's always a lil joke that laughs my tears away LOLOLOLOL

[@mottie77ful]

Tamera's response to her results was so heart warming...it brought tears to my eyes.

[@erica-bm1ke]

I'm really surprised that Tamera was unaware that her ancestors were slaves and taken from western africa. I feel like every black american should know that. if you dont know which part of africa your ancestors came from you can assume they were slaves. Shes well into her 30's...

[@brieoliver]

elisha b It's one thing to read it in a history book. It's another thing entirely to be confronted with actual DNA proof that YOU and your very existence and being is linked to that history. So much so that you can pinpoint where your ancestors were taken from and by whom. That's emotional. Try not to judge. Many in this country will never bother to look into their own history in this regard.

[@erica-bm1ke]

Briana Oliver im not judging, she didnt even read it in books, she didnt know at all. if you listen she says she didnt know how they got to the bahamas. The Caribbean was a major stop in the transatlantic slave trade. I was making an observation. When i have the money to get a DNA test this specific i will do so, but at 22 I at least know about the transatlantic slave trade and its relation to black americans.

[@brieoliver]

You are judging because no where did she say she didn't read it in books. You made your own assumption with that. Clearly she does have some information if she knew A) Her family is from the Bahamas and B) it was ruled by the Brits for some time. Where do you suppose she got all of that? It certainly isn't knowledge you're born with lol. Good for you. But not everyone knows what you know.

[@erica-bm1ke]

Briana Oliver again, not judging, just paying attention. Which is more than i can say for you. Unlike you, i actually watched her reality show and they did a DNA test and it only went as far back as the bahamas and then she found her family and talked to them. so nope, no reading. How about you dismiss yourself now. Thanks.

[@brieoliver]

Yes...judging. It is impossible to "pay attention" to information you couldn't possibly know unless she told you herself. There you go judging again. I watched her reality show too and saw her, Tia, and Jerome travel there to meet relatives they didnt know they had. No where in that did either of them say they never learned about the slave trade in school. That's your assumption based on an experience that isnt even yours to judge. You yourself dont even know where you come from so how dare you talk about someone else's journey in discovering who they are?

[@Tashaenyo]

Whoop whoop! Ghana hi-5 ✋🙌

[@OhemaaCindss4]

🙌🏼

[@ackunca]

👋😁

[@pearlbuabeng860]

hi five

[@cookiejadayas727]

🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@chelseafremming3215]

🙌✋

[@gabriellaakaT]

I'm Cameroonian and I love Tamera so this made me so happy!!!!

[@kanmaliving]

I really love how Tamera shows emotion.. I love her so much

[@jackie_0221]

I really want to try this! I love Tameras reaction. I can't wait to see where I am from.

[@jasminerobinson6914]

+Jackie Alvarez how do you send it in?

[@jackie_0221]

+jasmine robinson You have to pay, like on ancestry.com

[@a.whiteman4182]

You're from Europe, that's easy to see. There, saved you a bunch of money.

[@TempleCleanerSisterNacresha]

Tamera seemed so grateful for the information that she received about her ancestors!

[@ashtontruelove]

This makes me so happy! When Tamara started to cry I teared up!

[@Tina_KF]

Tamera, I'm Congolese girl (from the DRC/Congo Kinshasa). It's so awesome to see you guys getting emotional about your ancestry.

[@michelleobie4674]

Tamara just made me cry I love this show and how true she was with the results

[@themuttsandthemal7729]

I have an ancestry DNA test and love the updates and how it changed! I would love to know how the girls test change from this initial findings!

[@LuvandGlamour]

I teared up. This was so interesting.

[@AnnaBell033]

I never thought about it like that....African Americans who are living today are here because our ancestors survived. There's beauty in that the pain to that.

[@TheOtherSideOfAlex]

Awww I loved the way she told her everything.

[@Hera8334]

What an amazing segment. Loved it !

[@clarke4400]

I found it funny when Tamera started cry😂😂. Her emotional state made her asked foolish questions also. But she was emotional, I believe, due to the fact that the information provided her with closure, closure to things she wanted to know and couldn't find out since she tried to, based on her reality show. But it's still funny tho 😩😩😩

[@AlphabetSoup123]

+Michie Oo Agreed. The clip made me want to shake her and Adrienne. I knew they couldn't have been that dense when it came to World History. I'm glad they've given full clips for this segment.

[@anaointa]

This was powerful.

[@mickalahbeloe7600]

I love how she is so proud of who she is 🥺

[@Bumblybee256]

I love it when someone can cry and just continue and everyone can continue without fuss

[@christinaburton3676]

OMG! This brought me to tears!! 😥love u guys! ❤️️

[@alquainoo7318]

I'm happy Tamar is from Ghana 😊😊😊😊😊

[@DZJ0595]

Loni was shading Tamera this whole segment lmaooooo😂😂😂😂😂😂😂☕️😎

[@LaurynK.]

I'm from Ghana too, Tamera. 6th March is independence Day. Don't forget it!!!

[@awandjaebhodaghe3151]

Tamera is so pure and sweet, we must protect her at all cost

[@robynw8223]

"That's not a surprise Tamera." LOL! that's probably one of the funniest one liners Loni has ever had on this show

[@joshuatetteh308]

Tamera, you're from Ghana just like Iddris Elba. You have to visit Ghana sometime to experience the amazing culture and food. Ivory Coast and Togo are our neighbors

[@ocestudiesstuff]

CAMEROON COME THROUGH! 🇨🇲

[@merahgrant0801]

Yesssss!

[@Lsoul0128]

Hayyyy

[@LaMish237]

Ayyyyyyy #237

[@juanakono4993]

yassssssssss

[@tiffanynjumbe9831]

Cameroonians are lit🔥🔥

[@lilyroseboyant3765]

Tamera, I'm a Ghanaian and excited to see that part in you: passionate and cool. Loni and Tamar,....I see more Nigerian than Ghanaian.

[@klassicalmuzik]

So my DNA results came back; 49% Ireland, 44% Great Britain, 2% Finland/Northwest Russia, 2% Europe West, 1% Iberian Peninsula, 1% Italy/Greece, and

[@gracej6492]

This is very touching to watch. I love Tamera’s response.

[@12nacia]

I shouted through the TV yass Tamera all blacks in the Caribbean were brought through slavery. awww its so good to see her have the connection.

[@Siayya]

This is like a dream for me..I so wanna do this for myself & get my DNA tested from both sides of my family mother/father!!! I wanna know where I came from.

[@a.whiteman4182]

South side of Detroit. That'll be 100 dollars.

[@glamour101girl8]

Do it I did mine and what a surprise I got it’s amazing

[@adelissahunsley]

@@a.whiteman4182 ancestry has sales all the time got mine for $59

[@jadecalay3949]

I mean that sista know she can drop some tears!! I'm the same way though I can't lie. Sometimes things just get you right in the feels.

[@CindyPaul]

It is very emotional to finally put your identity in perspective. I loved that I did my 23 and me I felt more whole at the end of the day.

[@shedabenitha7376]

after watching this video for almost three times, I realized how lucky am I to know where I am from precisely. I was raised in Cape Town, South Africa but now I am currently living in France. I am from the Republic Democratic of Congo, i was born in Lubumbashi (in the very south of Congo ) but both of my parents are born and raised in Maniyema, but moved to Lubumbashi because my grandparents were rich and that's were business was booking back in the day. they only have percentages but I know we're I am from. don't take anything for granted and don't be ashamed of being who you are because others don't know anything about their ancestors.

[@Talldoll1]

+Sheda Benita I can't speak for anyone else, but this is definitely the story of Black Americans... we don't know exactly where we came from. It comes up a lot here because everyone's ancestors came from somewhere (since none of us are natives to the land) and everyone is so proud and all we can say is.. um, Africa? It's so uncomfortable for us. One part of my family has a Facebook group and someone knows some serious history. Someone was able to trace back who our slave owner was, where our family lived and worked as slaves

[@jennyplatypus8961]

Thats cool! Although my family is from mexico because the french and spanish came and had babies with all the natives i dont know fully who i am. You hold on to that special knowledge how awesome!

[@TheBlueRage]

I am 17% Cameroon\Congo.

[@emilyparr2747]

Did Loni's stylist think it was pyjama day or something?

[@elysemb8546]

Tamara is so genuine, i love her...

[@braelynamya9725]

My dna test was very emotional for me. My dad is Africa America and my mom is Korean. So I had what my dad had but there was something not from him so it had to be from my mom.She thought she was just Korean. It was surprising because my mom never new about her self because she was born in Korea and was adopted by my grandparents. My mom’s mom died soon after so she left her sister and her brother and came here not knowing about her self. Any way my dna matched with someone who was my moms cousin. Both of them had similar stories. So I was happy my mom had found someone from her family. My mom was so grateful to find someone and for my grandparents because she could have died but they did so much to help her and if the didn’t I wouldn’t be here today. Also it wasn’t so sad because I found some really cool stuff about me and I was a lottttttttt.

[@reggiegeorges5850]

🤗⚓

[@grace-lw6lm]

Omdsss when she said 10% Cameroon I screamed!! Welcome to the family girl 🥳🥳

[@_FsEk]

“Iberian peninsula, never heard of that”, oh my lord and these people are on more money than me.....

[@kashiefbebeto1]

I wanna do this DNA test soooo bad omg, I've always wanted to know my exact ethnicity.

[@DajiaStar]

No one is 100% one exact ethnicity, but I know what you mean, you want to know what groups makeup up your bloodline.

[@gingerspice3329]

Buy the kit from Amazon. $99+ Dollars.

[@gail235]

Tamera is so damn beautiful!!! She’s a perfect balance of her class and grace.

[@Kiddofficial1]

My Ancestry Dna results included 21% Ghana and 20% Great Britain, I wonder if Me and Tamera are related 😋😂

[@JJehoves]

It doesn't work that way there are more than 15 main tribes and going to 30 sub tribes in Ghana and Britain is a mix of just about everything so the chances are very slim🤭🤭

[@AnimatedBlast]

Ok Ghana is a huge country, Britain is smaller but there is a slim chance that many Brits were related if they lived in different sides of the country 😂

[@MissLionRose]

Taking the DNA test really is emotional. Your imagination runs while based on the results :)

[@nayshaortiz1687]

Loved tamera before. Love her the same now. Her genuine tears touched my heart. So beautiful

[@mayam1151]

I'll need Donald Trump to take this, he just might be part African, Mexican & Middle eastern aswell!!! 😄😄

[@sadegrigsby9534]

Maya MarajFUREAL

[@Stargazer3131]

His late mother was Scottish hence his first name being Donald, but who knows what else he's got in his lineage!?😁😂🎯