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Tasha de Vasconcelos Family Details: Father: Fernando João de Vasconcelos da Mota e Cunha Mother: Jacqueline de Vasconcelos Paternal Grandparents: Afonso Guilherme da Mota e Cunha, Maria Augusta Osório de Vasconcelos Spouse/Husband: Unmarried Children: No Siblings: Sandra de Vasconcelos (Sister), Pamela de Vasconcelos (Sister)
Daughter of Fernando João de Vasconcelos da Mota e Cunha (b. Zaire, Angola, Portugal, 20 May 1929, d. 2004) and wife Jacqueline Marion Hards and sister of Pamela de Vasconcelos da Mota e Cunha.
- August 15, 1966
Tasha de Vasconcelos has been engaged since 1996 in the domain of health in Africa since (Nelson Mandela Children's Fund). Appointed Goodwill Ambassador by l'UNICEF en 1999, she founded in 2006 the AMOR foundation dedicated to maternal health and infantile in Africa astral region of her birth (Malawi, Mozambique).
Tasha de Vasconcelos. Actress: Johnny English. Tasha de Vasconcelos was born in Beira, Mozambique, with Portuguese ancestry on her father's side and British on her mother's side.
- January 1, 1
- 1.79 m
- Beira, Mozambique
Jul 10, 2010 · Two years later, civil unrest erupted and the family – Tasha has a younger sister, Pamela – were forced to flee to her maternal grandfather’s farm in Rhodesia. Three years later, after ...
- Annabel Rivkin
Tasha and her sister Pamela – two years her junior – enjoyed an idyllic life by the side of the ocean, in one of Portugal’s oldest colonies. They grew up amongst the animals of her grandfather’s farm: not least the horses ‐a particular passion of this highly accomplished horsewoman.
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Nov 26, 2023 · Tasha Sandra Mota e Cunha de Vasconcelos (born 15 August 1966) is a Mozambican-born Portuguese-Canadian model, actress and humanitarian ambassador. She is also the ambassador for the Institut Pasteur. She has just been appointed as a UN Women Global champion for Planet 50-50 by 2030.
