Wynonna Judd reflects on struggle with daughter's addiction

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 13:44 · Archive

Country singer Wynonna Judd has spoken about her daughter Grace's methamphetamine addiction and her own role in enabling it.

Country singer Wynonna Judd has spoken publicly about her daughter Grace Kelley's methamphetamine addiction and the personal toll it took on her. In an interview with AARP, Judd described becoming consumed with worry about where Grace was, whether she was safe, and even if she was alive, saying the experience caused her to lose herself.

Judd has acknowledged that her attempts to help her daughter during the addiction battle backfired. Fox News reports that she enabled Grace's addiction by giving her money for drugs—a realisation Judd has explored on her album 'The Hard Truth'. Judd told AARP that she cannot save her daughter, suggesting she has come to accept the limits of what she can do to help.

How it is being reported

• Wynonna Judd admits helping daughter during meth battle ‘bit me in the butt'Wynonna Judd reveals she enabled Grace Kelley's meth addiction by giving her money for drugs, a painful realization explored on her album "The Hard Truth."Fox News · 8 Oct, 13:00
• Wynonna Judd ‘lost’ herself navigating daughter Grace’s addiction battle: ‘I can’t save her’“I became so consumed with worrying about Grace — where she was, if she was safe, if she was alive — that I lost myself,” the country star told AARP.New York Post · 6 Oct, 14:40

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