She consistently emphasizes the significance of Page Turner’s parents in her life.
At the age of three, Page started working in her father’s company, Stocker & Crenshaw; she was the company’s face.
She is of mixed ethnicity, having been born to a Caucasian mother and an African-American father.
The father of Page Turner is Eugene Turner, and the mother is Patricia Ann Turner. She was born in 1974 in Los Angeles, California, and her hometown is her birthplace.
Sadly, she lost her father when she was just eight years old. After being tormented for years by a liver ailment, he passed away in December 1981.
She claimed to have inherited her father’s entrepreneurial mentality and was always his daddy’s girl.
Eugene co-founded Page Optical Eyeglass Boutique on Crenshaw Boulevard and was employed as an optician.
In addition, he co-founded Page Optical Eyeglass Boutique on Crenshaw Boulevard and worked as an optician.
Even more fascinating is the fact that he was the first African-American to own and operate an optometrist in the area, earning the moniker “optician to the stars” for his enormous, hand-crafted square and round eyeglasses with diamond or rhinestone lenses.
Turner has a close relationship with her mother. In Page’s life, Patricia has served as a major role model.
She mentioned in a 2021 post that following the death of her father, her mother instilled in her the values of speaking up, perseverance, and never giving up, much like she had taught her two older sisters.
