Los Angeles, Aug 19 : Rapper Megan Thee Stallion has opened about the challenges she has faced after her mother Holly Thomas lost her battle with brain cancer in the year 2019. In a recent emotional interview the ‘Traumazine’ musician spoke with tears his experience of having been an orphan.
In an interview with hosts Ebro Darden and Nadeska Alexis in an Apple Music 1 interview, the 27-year-old rapper spoke about the way her mother’s passing continues to impact her, as reported by aceshowbiz.com.
“At this moment in my life, I realized that my mom was actually driving her car for an extended period of time,” she mused.
“I did not even have to think about so many things when my mom was with me.It’s only recently that it’s clicked to me, and I’m wondering who do I have to talk to?”
Megan later admitted she later said that she is not a fan of putting anyone, not even her mother, in her company.
“When I’m dealing with something that’s personal to me, I’m like “I’m just going to pray’ because I don’t think of who to talk to.Who can I speak to regarding this issue? And who can I rely on?” she asked, while squeezing back her tears.
“When I did something nice, my mother would tell me, ‘Good job and it was a good thing we did it and that was the best thing we did, ” the raptress remembered before breaking down in tears.
“But I’m sure my mom would tell you to”Get your s**t in order.”
Megan then cried as she thought about her last chat she held with her mother and the way her words helped her through.
“She was like”Just because I’m sick You as well as T Farris, y’all don’t stop.You’ll have be in L.A.and still do your show.’ And I thought”Yeah, yeah yes’.”
“All right.I’ll be back here in a bit.Then it was gone so quickly and I was like Oh my god, what should I do?” She said: “Don’t stop and don’t stop,’ so I took that literally.And today we’re here,” she shared.
Thee Stallion Thee Stallion, whose father died when she was an adolescent she was devastated by the loss of her mother in March of this year.Following the death of her mother The college graduate and five-time Grammy-winning rap artist lost her grandmother.
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