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‘The way y’all hate & blame that girl for everythin’: Megan Thee Stallion retells her story ‘In Her Words’ and finds herself an army of warriors

"I would fight for Megan Thee Stallion."

devastating loss of her mother to an undiagnosed brain tumor.

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In a recent interview with People magazine, Megan revealed that the nearly two-hour film captures her journey through some of her darkest moments. “I was such in a dark place, people couldn’t even ask me how I was doing without me bursting into tears,” she shared, hoping her story might inspire others facing similar challenges.

One of the film’s most memorable parts follows Megan’s first visit to her mother’s grave in May 2022, more than three years after her ing. The emotional scene, captured during a trip to Houston, shows the rapper leaving flowers and sharing a deeply personal moment of grief.

The new Megan Thee Stallion documentary has everyone in shambles

Fans also get insight into Megan’s early career, featuring footage of her performing at nearly empty venues with the same electric energy she’s now known for in sold-out arenas. These glimpses into her journey from aspiring artist to superstar demonstrate her unwavering dedication to her craft.

Following a particularly tough period, including a home break-in after her Saturday Night Live performance in Nov. 2022, Megan checked into a wellness center. What was intended to be a two-week stay was extended to a month as she underwent various forms of therapy. “I just feel like a new b****,” she reflected in the documentary.

The film addresses her mental health journey head-on, which has since inspired her to partner with the California Department of Public Health for their Never a Bother campaign, aimed at youth suicide prevention. “If I could help somebody be directed toward resources, I definitely want to do it because I know how it feels,” she explained.

Recent months have brought additional challenges for the rapper, including a highly publicized lawsuit filed by former photographer Emilio Garcia. However, In Her Words focuses mostly on her personal growth and resilience in the face of adversity.

And of course, the film also touches on sensitive topics surrounding her infamous shooting incident, which has garnered significant attention. Megan shows everyone just how resilient she really is because, despite everything, she stays committed to reclaiming her narrative and mental well-being.

For fans struggling with their own mental health challenges, Megan emphasizes the importance of seeking help, highlighting resources such as 988 and Teen Line for those needing . Through her vulnerability and openness, she continues to advocate for mental health awareness while building an impressive legacy in the music industry.

If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org. A list of international crisis resources can be found here


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Freelance Writer at We Got This Covered (WGTC) | 2 Years in the Industry Putting my linguistics degree to good use, I chronicle the debaucherous world of reality TV, championing the uncultured masses. I also like dabbling in weird facts, indie movies, and the odd political commentary. I'm here to inform and entertain. Fun Fact: In my spare time, I like to pine for my rapidly fading youth by watching 80s and 90s reruns while baking cookies. 🩷