What DNA Revealed About Tina Turner's TRUE Ancestry Is Extremely Interesting

Tina Turner spent her life believing her mother carried significant Native American ancestry — Cherokee and Navajo blood running through the family from the Tennessee hills. Then a DNA test replaced that belief with something she had never imagined. Not one African people. Five. Spread across the width of a continent, from the Central African rainforest to the East African Rift Valley. And a third of her genome pointing somewhere else entirely. This is the true ancestry of Tina Turner.

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