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Afeni Shakur(Alice Faye Williams)-Mother |
| Afeni Shakur is Tupacs birth mother. She had Tupac while she was in prison. Tupac and his mother were very close. She raised him and his step sister by herself. She was a black panther member and was convicted of being linked to the famous Panther 21 incedent, which was a plot to car bomb banks and stores |
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Billy Garland-Father |
| Billy Garland is Tupac's birth father. He left Tupac and Afeni when Tupac was only 5. Tupac thought he was dead the rest of his life untill he got shot in New York in 1994, and he visited Tupac in the hospital.He took Afeni to court for half of Tupac's estate after Tupac passed but was denied. It ended up in a settlement of $540,000 plus legal fees totaling just over $350,000 |
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Mutulu Shakur(Jeral Wayne Williams)-Stepfather |
| Afeni remarried to Mutulu after Tupac's father left their family. Mutulu was sentenced 60 years in prison for being the brains behind a 1981 Brinks armed car robbery that killed 2 police officers and a Brinks guard. When Mutulu was with the family he and Tupac made up the "Code of Thug Life", which was a list of rules discouraging random violence among gangsta rappers. Mutulu wrote Tupac a letter from prison the night Tupac passed away. Read the letter by clicking here |
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Kadafi(Yafeu Fula)-Stepbrother |
| Kadafi was 6 years younger than Tupac, born in New Jersey in 1977. He was a member of the OUTLAWZ. Kadafi was the only witness willing to tesify to Tupacs killer, and said he could identify him in a lineup. 3 days after Tupac was shot, Kadafi was shot in the head, and was found slumped against a 3rd floor hallway in an apartment building in New Jersey. Police think the killing had nothing to do with him knowing about Tupac's killers. |
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Kastro(Katari Cox)-Cousin |
| Kastro is also 6 years younger than Tupac was, born in Brooklyn, New York in 1977, the same year as Kadafi. He was a member of Dramacydal and also the OUTLAWZ. He still rapps with the OUTLAWZ today. |
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Assata Shakur(JoAnne Chesimard)-Aunt |
| Tupac's aunt Assata Shakur, dubbed the "soul" of the Black Liberation Army, is arguably the most famous member of the Shakur Family. Currently living in Cuba. In a highly controversial case she was convicted of murder in a shoot-out on the New Jersey State Turnpike in 1973. An officer and Tupac's uncle, Zayd Shakur, were both killed. The third person in the vehicle, Sundiata Acoli, has served 20 years of her sentence and has been denied parole for another 20. Assata was shot in the back, taken to the hospital and tortured while questioned. She had a broken clavicle and a paralyzed arm. Despite the fact that forensic evidence showed that she had not fired a weapon, she was sentenced to life + 33 years in prison. Assata escaped from prison in 1979 and fled to Cuba where she is living now under a grant of asylum from the government of Fidel Castro. Info from Hitemup.com |
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Maurice Harding(Mopreme)-Stepbrother |
| Maurice Harding was the birth child of Mutulu Shakur and Sharan Harding. His parents seperated and Mutulu remarried to Afeni Shakur, the mother of Tupac and his sister Sekyiwa, making Maurice and Tupac half brothers. He was part of the group Thug Life with Tupac, and thats where he got his name Mopreme from |
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Geronimo Pratt-Godfather |
| Also a member of the Black Panther party, he was recently released from prison after serving 27 years of a 25 to life sentence, for being convicted of murdering an LA school teacher. He was released after being proved innocent, and won a large sum of money for the false inprisonment. |
| No Photo | Sekyiwa Shakur-Half Sister |
| Born in 1975, she is 4 years younger than Tupac was. Afeni raised her and Tupac by herself. Sekyiwa now has 2 children |
| No Photo | Zayd Shakur |
| In 1973, brother of Mutulu Shakur, Tupac's uncle Zayd Shakur, and aunt Assata Shakur, were traveling on a New Jersey turnpike when they were stopped by a trooper. He and trooper Werner Foerster were both killed in a shoot-out that followed. Info from Hitemup.com |