Who are Tati Gabrielle's family members?

Tati Gabrielle is the daughter of Traci (née Hewitt) and Terry Hobson. Tati’s mother, Traci, is of Korean descent, and her father is African American.

Tati Gabrielle is an American actress who's known for portraying the character Gala on the CW sci-fi series “The 100.” Apart from that, she also played Prudence on the Netflix show “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina,” and Marienne Bellamy on the Netflix thriller series “You.” Gabrielle is set to appear in the HBO series “The Last of Us” season 2.

Who are Tati Gabrielle’s parents?

Gabrielle was born to Terry Hobson and Traci (née Hewitt). Her father, Terry, is a former basketball star from Ohio who worked in the entertainment industry. When she was four, Gabrielle's mother was adopted by an African American military family stationed in Japan.

Gabrielle was born in the Bay area of California and she grew up in a comfortable and suburban lifestyle. Tati’s mother made sure to instill Korean influences in her children, which influenced Tati to grow up respecting her heritage. Tati is currently trying to learn Korean, and she hopes to perfect the language soon. Tati’s father, Terry, once dreamt of being a filmmaker, and he introduced his daughter to the entertainment industry. Tati recalls when her father introduced her to one of his heroes, Spike Lee. “My dad wanted to be a filmmaker, and he's where I got my film bug from. So, Spike Lee was a big idol or role model for him when he was coming up. When I met Spike Lee, it was this generational aspiration that he had done for my family.” But it was Tati’s mother, Traci, who encouraged the actor to pursue theatre and acting when she was in middle school. It appears that the parents are separated, as Terry’s Facebook profile shows his relationship status to be single.

Who are Tati Gabrielle’s siblings?

Tati has two older brothers. Although she has never disclosed their names publicly, she admits that her brothers contributed to her fear of horror films. In an interview, Tati mentioned, “I have two older siblings, and when I was seven years old, they strapped me down and made me watch the original ‘It.’ I was just traumatized for life from that and stayed away from horror my whole life before doing “Sabrina.”