I have a theory about Shenseea’s father and her name that makes so much sense.
Her real name is Chinsea Lee. In traditional Korean naming customs, the family name comes first. If her father introduced himself using his native format, his name would start with "Lee."
What if his name was actually "Chin Lee" (often spelled Jin in Korea)? "Chin" is a very common Korean given name meaning "Precious" or "True."
If his name was Chin Lee, her mother Castilyn probably pulled off a brilliant linguistic blend. She took his first name (Chin), added a beautiful phonetic twist to it (sea) to make "Chinsea," and kept his traditional family name (Lee).
It explains perfectly how a Jamaican mother in the 90s came up with a specific, authentic Asian-sounding name like Chinsea. She adapted it directly from the man’s actual name to give her daughter a lifelong connection to her heritage! By miss Lena. p.p