Lisa Wright was adopted as an infant and had no idea who her biological mother was growing up in California. At 54, she took a DNA test, and the results changed her life. Her birth mother turned out to be an actress named Lynne Moody who she watched growing up on TV. Lynne starred in the popular 1970’s show “That’s My Mama,” “ER,” and “Roots.”

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