In an interview published on EURweb.com, Rashida Jones – daughter of music icon Quincy Jones and actress Peggy Lipton – spoke about the hurtful comments the late Tupac Shakur had made about her and her family in 1994 in an interview with The Source.
During the 1994 interview, Shakur expressed his disapproval for Quincy Jones marrying a white woman and having children that were “all mixed and [expletive] up because they were biracial.”
In 1996, Shakur and older sister of Rashida (Kidada Jones) were to be wed, but because of Shakur’s untimely passing later that year, the wedding never took place.
Kam Williams: What was the source of your beef with Tupac?
Rashida Jones: He did this interview in The Source Magazine in which he started ripping on interracial relationships, saying that they ruined the black race and stuff like that. I got pretty irate and frustrated, so I wrote him an open letter.
Kam Williams: When he was murdered, did the police come to speak to you?
Rashida Jones: No
Kam Williams: Just kidding. How did you feel when your sister, Kidada, started dating him?
Rashida Jones: He apologized a lot, but we had to work through it.
During the 1994 interview, Shakur expressed his disapproval for Quincy Jones marrying a white woman and having children that were “all mixed and [expletive] up because they were biracial.”
In 1996, Shakur and older sister of Rashida (Kidada Jones) were to be wed, but because of Shakur’s untimely passing later that year, the wedding never took place.
Kam Williams: What was the source of your beef with Tupac?
Rashida Jones: He did this interview in The Source Magazine in which he started ripping on interracial relationships, saying that they ruined the black race and stuff like that. I got pretty irate and frustrated, so I wrote him an open letter.
Kam Williams: When he was murdered, did the police come to speak to you?
Rashida Jones: No
Kam Williams: Just kidding. How did you feel when your sister, Kidada, started dating him?
Rashida Jones: He apologized a lot, but we had to work through it.